One of the more irritating problems with the Windows command prompt is that you can’t paste anything into the window using the keyboard easily—it requires using the mouse. Here’s how to fix that problem

If you’ve ever used Microsoft Word or Windows Live Writer, you’re probably familiar with how you can highlight some text and then use the Ctrl+K keyboard shortcut to convert that text into a hyperlink. If you’re in a text editor, it’s not quite that easy… until now. What we’ve done is put together an AutoHotkey script that automates the process of creating a link, and we’ll demonstrate it using the WordPress post editor, though that’s not the only place you could use this technique

Would you like to take great screenshots of a webpage, annotate them, and share them, all from Chrome?  Here’s how you can do it with the Awesome Screenshot addon. Whether you’re a budding tech writer or just trying to show your Mom how to send an email, there are many reasons you might want to take a screenshot of a webpage.  Want to show a friend a neat webapp or you found, or tell your Twitter friends about a new Google feature you discovered

Posted on June 27, 2010 at 6:24 am The Windows OS is currently limited to copying and pasting texts and images one at a time. If you need to copy hundreds of texts and images and then paste them to Microsoft Word for instance, you’re bound to do this process one at a time until you are finished copying and pasting. This is how the system works and it seems there’s nothing we can do about it.