I’ve went through so many freeware or trial-runs of shareware utilities that somehow, in one way or another, allow you to quickly launch your most-used Windows folders.
One of them was an explorer-imitation that had extra features. It was called “super windows - something - 2000″, I forgot.
Also tried an App created by Norton 15 years ago or so, but I forget the name.
I then decided to just start using DOS batch files to open folders.
This might be helpful for people who frequently create new web sites ( actually purchase a new webhost account/domain etc..).
(But, most likely, it will only be useful to you as a general suggestion to create a similar list, not this particular list.)
It basically covers the “administrative” preparation stuff, so that I can organize the actual work I then do, whether it’s creating content, getting traffic to it, etc…
It’s my cheat sheet/to-do list that I use to check off as I complete each one.
Coincidentally, this not so high profile actor showed up in two completely different movies that I saw this weekend, both very good. And the movies were exactly twenty years apart.
The first one I rented (in VHS) after reading about good 70’s movies somewhere on a website. It was Straight Time, a superb fact-based 1978 movie about a convict who just can’t seem to make life work after he finishes his 6-year prison term. Dustin Hoffman actually did extensive research studying the real convict this movie is based on and which he of course stars in.
.. but I don’t think I put enough emphasis on how useful a tool it is.
If you were to go to a site that is promising many different download links of PDF’s and MP’s and ZIP’s, etc.., you might visit the site very enthused about free info, but at the same time, maybe dreading all of that tiresome right-clicking and choosing the folder on your PC, and then waiting for the download, and doing this for each file ..
