I’m QuickJumping and Togglin’ Along
2009-09-30 | Filed Under Home Office Basics |
Since I’ve got a little time while Vanessa thinks about her next e-book and Mrs. Malapert is researching her next tutorial, I want to talk about a couple of great productivity tools that I’ve found.
The first one is called QuickJump and that’s the perfect name for it cuz that’s exactly what it does. With a few keystrokes, the QuickJump screen pops open, you enter in a few letters of the folder you want to get to, hit enter and voila!- you’re there!
And it works for “File Open” and “Save As” windows in any application. I’ve just started using it and it’s saved me a bunch of time all ready! It’s especially useful if you’ve got an organized hard drive, which I’m sure my favorite organizer, Janet Barclay, has.
Laurie, from TechHit, was nice enough to give me a link so you can save 20% off the regular low price of QuickJump. This offer only lasts until October 5th, so go here and check it out!
The next tool I’m lovin’ these days is Toggl. Finding a timer that let me keep track of client’s projects/tasks easily and on my desktop has been a quest of mine for a few years, but I never found the right product until now. Toggl is perfect! I can have as many clients/projects/tasks as I want – it’s a web-based tool but has a cool pop-out timer that I can have sitting on my desktop – I can print out each day’s report with a click of my mouse – and it’s FREE! It doesn’t get much better than that. Try it out yourself – here.
(These are not affiliate products – but I may add them to the “My Favorites” list in the sidebar which are my affiliate links. I only become an affiliate to products that I use and recommend to my clients.)

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Aw shucks! Now I have to say that you are my favorite Biotech Virtual Assistant!
These look like some pretty cool tools. I’m happy with what I’m using currently, but will bookmark these for future consideration.