AutoHotkey scripts for switching to windows
Muscle memory helps you be more efficient. Here’s some AutoHotkey code I use to toggle Chrome (F10), Windows Live Writer (F11), or my Freemind mindmap for Life (F12). Make your own! =) F10::...
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A repetitive task is an excuse to learn more about automation tools. My text automation tool of choice is Emacs, a ridiculously programmable text editor. When it comes to numbers, I can do a lot with...
View ArticleBraindump: Automating repetitive tasks using AutoHotkey
Note for myself (because I’m going to need this again someday!), and for others who drop by: I needed to copy information from 45 slides and put them into an Excel spreadsheet so that I could...
View ArticleOld notes on staffing a virtual conference booth
It’s fantastic how a blog archive lets me pull up lessons learned from a virtual conference I helped at two years ago. Some of these tips from my internal blog post are platform-specific, but others...
View ArticleSaving team members from RSI
I watched Jen: Ctrl-C, Alt-Tab, click, click, Ctrl-v, click, click, click, click, click, Alt-Tab, Down, Ctrl-C… One by one, Jen copied the tasks from our Drupal planning spreadsheet to the Rational...
View ArticleUpdate on typing: Added AutoCorrect hotkey script, now clocking in at 118wpm
While poking around the AutoHotkey installation, I found an autocorrect script. Autocorrect might help me be less twitchy about typos, which could help me speed up further. Instead of clocking in at...
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