How to Work Faster & Easier on Your Computer?
Twenty-five minutes ago I downloaded, installed and went through the 16 page online tutorial (super-easy) for “Keybreeze” a program designed to help you work faster on the computer.
This amazing little program just became my favorite program – ever. Not joking.
Since 1996 I’ve been wanting to do things much faster on the computer. Windows shortcut keys were lame. I wanted to be instantly opening and closing Windows, files, programs with ease – without hardly doing anything with the mouse.
I’ve been looking at a Windows desktop – 3.1, Win 95, Win 98, NT 4.0, and now Windows XP for 9 years now I think and wondering – WHY IS IT SO HARD TO DO SIMPLE THINGS? Why can’t I work faster than this? Why is the mouse so cumbersome?
Now working on the computer just got a lot easier. A lot faster.
When my computer boots up I type ;ff [ENTER] and instantly I’m online in my firefox browser. Apparently I can configure it so I type ;gmail and it opens my gmail immediately. I’m not a power user yet – but believe me, I will be. Even further than that – I think I can get it to the point where I type ;email mike and it will open a compose mail, address it to mike and let me go from there.
If I want to open Excel, Notepad, Calculator, and any other program on my computer I can do it just as easily. It not only works for programs – but for files. Want to play an mp3 file you made a shortcut for? type ;bush-zen and it will play (on my computer anyway) “Everythings Zen” by Bush. Want to open an excel file you use everyday? For me I type ;todo and it pops right open.
You know what’s really cool?
I can save so much time when opening folders on my drive. if I type ;c:websitesaim it will open that folder where I keep all my Aim for Awesome files – instantly. No mouse clicks, no searching for it – I know what it is – and can open it immediately.
You know what else? I can type ;stfl and the window will pop-up for logging into one of my websites – directly – in FireFox.
You know what’s REALLY cool?
This Keybreeze program runs no matter what application you’re in. If you’re staring at blank desktop or you’re in calculator – the semicolon immediately pops up a menu bar to allow you to enter your keyword.
If you really want a semicolon you just use a space after it – like you would anyway if you were using it in whatever you were writing.
Oh, did I tell you what’s REALLY COOL?
It’s free. Comparable programs are $50 for a license. This is an amazing program – I make no money from, and I don’t know the developers personally or through any relationship. It’s just a great free program you really must try.
You’ll work faster, easier, and smarter. You’ll feel a lot better.
Oh – did I tell you WHAT’S REALLY COOL
?
Shutting down your Windows computer is as fast as ;shut down – I haven’t tried it yet to see if it shuts down completely or if I need to write a short macro to do all the steps to shutting down – but, I’m very excited about even this one feature because I think it’s a big pain to go through so many clicks to shut the computer down.
You with me?
Check them out: www.keybreeze.com
Best of Life!
Vern
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PS – my entire signature just popped in there with ;aimsig – how cool is THAT?
Since I have so many email accounts I need to have separate signatures for each. Gmail doesn’t allow me to do this so I just created 6 different signatures that I can use at will.
Can you see how many ways this cool little program can help you work faster online or off?
As someone who spends half his life on the computer I gotta check this out!
Hi Verne, stumbled upon your site today and have read “learnt” a few things today. I have also downloaded Keybreeze. I have just started today and I know that it will just be useful as i get used to learning and exploiting it to the fullest.
Thanks for sharing these great things.
Cheers,
Winston.
Hi Winston,
You know I keep forgetting I have Keybreeze installed – that’s the biggest problem! I only remember when I want to show someone what it does. I’ve not gotten around to programming it like I’d like to either – I’ll make it a goal to do that within a month. I’ll put it on Google calendar. Let me know if you find it helps you a lot. Best, Vern