Archives for the 'Windows' Category
Neo’s SafeKeys : pour contrer les enregistreurs de frappe [C'éclair!]
Lorsque vous utilisez un ordinateur dans un cyber café douteux, qui vous dit qu’ils n’ont pas installé un enregistreur de frappe pour récupérer vos mots de passe et autres codes de carte de crédit?
Pour éviter les mauvaises surprise, il vous suffit d’une clé USB avec l’utilitaire Neo’s SafeKeys. C’est une application portable gratuite qui vous [...]
Thinking Rock 2 [El Canasto]
Ya está disponible la versión 2 de Thinking Rock, el software GTD para Windows, Mac y Linux. Hay un montón de mejoras y funcionalidades nuevas (51 para ser exacto) que puedes consultar en los Release Notes.
Original post here: Jeroen Sangers
Learn Something New: Synchronizing with Internet Time [GTD Wannabe]
Although I do all of my serious work on a laptop, it sits right beside a desktop that is really nothing more than a glorified radio and backup device. Every week, I synchronize my files between the two machines - this synchronization depends on date/time of files and if the two computer’s clock are [...]
Kit productivité C’éclair! : retour d’expérience sur 38 logiciels après 1 an de veille [C'éclair!]
Tout au long de cette année de blogging, je vous ai présenté divers logiciels qui permettent de mieux s’organiser, d’améliorer sa productivité et de résoudre les petits tracas quotidiens liés à Windows.
J’ai tenté le plus souvent de me focaliser sur les logiciels les plus utiles basés sur mon utilisation quotidienne de Windows. Mais il n’empêche [...]
Tripple booting made easy with Hardy Heron [Hack Your Day]
Tripple booting made easy with Hardy Heron
Now that the new Ubuntu release has come out tripple booting has become very easy. I am now trip booting XP, Vista abd Ubuntu. I have a multitude of reasons for having all three, I am making Ubuntu my full time OS as you know, but Vista still has [...]
Create a temporary space for your stuff [Stuff for Getting Things Done]
Just about any time I use my computer, I create or find stuff (on the Internet) that I do not need to keep long term. An e-mail attachment I want to review, a file that installs an application I want to try, a white-paper that I want to quickly read. I find that if [...]
Improve productivity by moving your taskbar [Hack Your Day]
Martin from gHacks usually writes great technical posts, but it seems he’s not bad at productivity at all. He wrote a post explaining why he keeps his Windows taskbar on the right side of the screen.
“Moving the taskbar to the side makes it possible to display additional windows before the Windows grouping feature kicks in”
Sure [...]
Recopilando tareas personales en la oficina [El Canasto]
Como ya sabéis últimamente trabajo con dos sistemas separadas: Outlook en la oficina y OmniFocus a casa. Cuando estoy trabajando en la oficina y tengo una idea fantástico para casa que no quiero perder, tengo una manera rápido de sacar esa idea de mi cabeza y entrarlo en mi gestor de tareas a casa. Funcione [...]
The Ultimate Guide to GTD Desktop Wallpaper [Stuff for Getting Things Done]
There are a handful of GTD oriented desktop wallpaper files available for free from various sources. Here is a guide to the most popular.
from Anabubula.com
from Analubula.com
from Anabubula.com
from Anabubula.com
from johnlawrence.net
from Gabriel Radic [...]
Change the location of your Documents folder [Hack Your Day]
In Windows Vista and Xp I love the way the user accounts are handled with music, documents, pics all available in an easily understandable structure. However, I find that data and disk management wise it is much better to have all these on either a separate drive, or a separate partition.
You can change the default [...]