Monthly Archives: November 2006

5 Firefox Extensions That Make All the Difference in the World

5 Firefox Extensions That Make All the Difference in the World

Based on my web stats, if you’re reading this, there’s a 72% chance that you’re already on the Firefox browser – in which case you’re in the perfect position enjoy the browser extensions and tweaks below. If you’re one of the 24% STILL on Internet Explorer, it’s time to consider a free upgrade :) Link…

Top 10 Bookmarklets and the Best Way to Manage Them

Top 10 Bookmarklets and the Best Way to Manage Them

I can never get enough bookmarklets or screen real estate, and that’s why I love Blummy-the-bookmarklet-manager. Bookmarklets are tiny java programs that can be saved like normal browser bookmarks, but function as simple “one-click” tools that can add features to the bookmarks. If you’re using Firefox, these bookmarklets are usually stored on the bookmark toolbar…

How to Change the Default Slide Layout in PowerPoint

How to Change the Default Slide Layout in PowerPoint

I don’t need to tell you PowerPoint isn’t perfect. PowerPoint offers up 31 different slide layouts for you to choose from – but does not allow you set your preferred default slide layout. Instead, it always creates a new presentation with a slide with the ‘Title’ layout, and a ‘Text’ slide every time you insert…

The Best Free Music Downloads – Top 5 Legal Ways To Get It

The Best Free Music Downloads – Top 5 Legal Ways To Get It

Picture this, you just bought a spanking new 30 Gig MP3 player, and finished transferring your entire music collection on it, but guess what – it’s still half empty! Instead of letting that extra space go to waste – How about filling it up with free music? Well, here are 5 places you can start:…

Me Reviewing ReviewMe

Me Reviewing ReviewMe

When I started blogging less than a year ago, one of my personal rules I set for myself was that this blog had to be self sustaining. Now, thanks to the few advertisements I place on my site, the costs incurred by domain registration and hosting, were being covered – but only just. When PayPerPost…