No matter what OS you use, keyboard shortcuts are a one-way ticket to enhanced productivity (plus you look awesome to friends and colleagues); Windows 7 has more cool new shortcuts than you can shake a stick at. Windows 7 boasts a lot of great new shortcuts, but I’m focusing on several of my favorites
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The Best New Windows 7 Keyboard Shortcuts [Video Demonstration]
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With the proliferation of high-capacity but ever-shrinking USB thumb drives, it’s downright practical to pack your life into a keychain-sized toolbox. So which portable apps should you carry in your pocket? For this week’s Hive Five, we want to hear which programs you’ve stashed on your portable drive that you just couldn’t live without
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Best Portable Applications? [Hive Five Call For Contenders]
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Windows only: Lightweight note-taking and outlining application ActionOutline Lite organizes your notes or projects in a hierarchical view with the notes on the right-hand side. The free (Lite) version of ActionOutline restricts you to 7 sub-items for every parent item, but you can have an unlimited amount of total items. The tabbed interface lets you load multiple outlines so you can manage several different buckets at a time
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ActionOutline is a Blazing Fast, Hierarchical Note Organizer [Featured Windows Download]
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Windows only: Lightweight note-taking and outlining application ActionOutline Lite organizes your notes or projects in a hierarchical view with the notes on the right-hand side. The free (Lite) version of ActionOutline restricts you to 7 sub-items for every parent item, but you can have an unlimited amount of total items. The tabbed interface lets you load multiple outlines so you can manage several different buckets at a time.
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ActionOutline is a Blazing Fast, Hierarchical Note Organizer [Featured Windows Download]
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Nobody likes dealing with lost luggage; snapping photos of your packed suitcase before you zip up can diminish the hassle and ensure you get back everything you packed.
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Use Your Camera Phone to Document Suitcase Contents [Air Travel Tip]
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