FOLDER MARKER
How many folders do you have on your computer? Scores of them? Hundreds? Thousands? Are all of them are alike: yellow folder, yellow folder, yellow folder, yellow folder... It's so easy to be confused with such a routine!
Folder Marker is your small assistant, an ardent fighter for your convenience and comfort in any kind of computer work. Use Folder Marker to mark your folders. One mouse-click and it becomes clear at once, which documents have a high priority, and which of them have normal or low priority. Which operations are finished completely, which are half-done and which haven't started yet.
Do you fear that someone might unintentionally delete information necessary to you? Mark a folder, and other users will notice at once that that folder contains important information for you.
Changing folder icons, Folder Marker will help you to cope with the standard yellowness. Folder Marker adds an item "Mark Folder" in the folder popup menu. Changing a folder icon is now a piece of cake.
Folder Marker is for anyone who wants to make his work with a computer more convenient. Folder Marker is for you.
Visit http://www.foldermarker.com/ to download this free little program! I've started using it already and I can really tell the difference.
EASY WAY TO SELECT TEXT IN WORD
If you are tired of fighting with your mouse when editing a word document, try a new trick! If you want to select a block to text to
change, delete, copy, etc., simply place your cursor at the beginning of the text, hold down the SHIFT key and place your cursor to the end point. It's much easier than holding down the right mouse button and dragging your mouse around the page. Try it!
ADD TO CONTACTS IN OUTLOOK
When you receive an email in OUTLOOK, you can easily add the sender to your OUTLOOK contact list.
1. Right click the FROM line in the email and select "ADD TO CONTACTS"
or
If you think you might already have them in your contact list, select "LOOKUP IN OUTLOOK CONTACTS."
2. When you add the person, you can fill out the rest of the contact info and remember to hit SAVE before closing.
HIDE A WORKSHEET IN EXCEL
If you are working on an EXCEL document and you want to share it, but not ALL of it, you can hide a worksheet. Hiding a worksheet does not delete it; it simply “hides” it. To HIDE a worksheet, click the worksheet that you want to hide. On the FORMAT menu, point to SHEET and then HIDE. To UNHIDE, just click the FORMAT menu, point to SHEET and click UNHIDE. A box will appear listing the worksheets. Click on the worksheet that you want to unhide and click OK. |
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