The products I use every day in my online business...

[ChristyK]

Let's see if I can share another without causing trouble.
Another tool I take for granted so didn't think to share is Shortkeys.
You can find it at . I only use the lite version which is free. You enter abbreviations for words that you use often and the shortkeys replacing it with a word or phrase.

Christy

[CorpRebel]

[Abbey]

[robert adams]

[scott]

[Abbey]

[scott]

[ChristyK]

Robert.. Oh, gosh, yes! And I am not a slow typist. I use it mostly for signature lines and passwords. Now that means that your passwords are on your desktop so may not be a good idea if other people can get to your computer. But I sit at my husband's computer and type P1 and nothing happens before I remember I don't have my shortkeys.

I try to use abbreviations that relate to the word or phrase but is not used commonly in typing - combination of letters and numbers or maybe throw a period in the middle. For instance I just type 'sc.com' and my whole URL pops up or scemail and my email address pops in. Or how about 'cjpass' which keeps me from having to remember my password for commission junction. It's not shorter, just easier to remember. You can even write a whole message out and save it as a 2 letter shortkey. I love it as you can tell.

Christy

[Abbey]

Robert
I totally understand what you are saying - and see your point.
It is similar ,as I have said before to setting up macros in Word
but, I will say when i worked for a law firm and had many repeat phrases, I loved the macros!

Christy is right - you have to 'code' it with something that is easy enough to remember. A lot of onliners seem to use it for standard response sayings in replying to emails, and like Christy, for sig lines.

Abbey

[ritzelm]

[Abbey]

Pretty neat! Technology keeps on still amazing me!

Thanks ritzelm.

Abbey

[sugarrae]

[ChristyK]

[Ladan Lashkari]

Hi,

I use:

Dreamweaver MX
Photoshop CS
NopePad
TextPad
Outlook
FTP Voyager
WebTrends Log Analyzer
WebGraphics Optimizer
Email Unlimited
... and many other tools!

[Kelley]

Great topic, Lynn!

Besides Adobe for PDF files, I also use Virtual Vault. Virtual Vault is a 'three-foot-thick' safe that prevents anyone from being able to copy and paste my eBook.

Without that, there would be a risk of seeing my eBook being emailed to me and everyone else in the world. Or being sold on someone else's website without paying me a dime.

The other program I absolutely love is InstantAttention. It has shot my sales up 350% since the day it went up. It took only five minutes to install it. Check out my links to see what it looks like in action, or to sign up.