In a previous post on Savvy Tech Writer, you read 7 reasons to use Windows Live Writer over online blog editors. In this post, you will read 6 additional reasons to use Windows Live Writer. 1. If there is lesser space on your webhosting account, or if you want to do this for any other […]
UPDATE: I won a free subscription to Writer’s Residence by commenting on Be a Freelance Blogger, the other day. Thanks to Sophie Lizard and Monica Shaw, for this great prize. You can get a free, 30 days’ trial at Writer’s Residence. I just signed up for a free trial at the Writer’s Residence after […]
Today, I purchased the four pack of Blogger’s Guides at 50% off from Ali Ventures. This is something I had been looking for since more than an year. I had even downloaded sample chapters from each of Ali’s guides (get on to her newsletter list, if you want the free samples too, which are like […]
Have you felt a need to write blog posts offline but not in a text editor or a word processor? Have you ever wondered if there was some program for writing blog posts offline? Have you wanted to preview how your offline posts would look when published on your blog, without the need to click […]
Have you used cool gadgets? You’d say your mobile is a cool gadget. But, I’m talking of here is not only cool but helps remove wrist injury. Check it out.
This post reviews a free disposable email address service called the Spam Gourmet. It talks how Spam Gourmet can stop spammers from reaching your Inbox.
How often do you find yourself in a situation where you wish you could quickly jot down something that came to your mind and which you don’t wish to forget? How often do you get to jot it down before forgetting it? Do software programs on laptops and other modern portable devices help you get your ideas out? If not, then you surely want to read this post. Click the image or click the title above to read more.
NoteTab Pro is a great replacement for the built-in Windows’ Notepad. It has plenty of great features which make the Windows’ Notepad look ugly and useless. Here are a few features I liked: Open Multiple files, Auto capture clipboard, Auto save files, Compose HTML, Open/save remote files, Word Count, Replace Notepad, Systray icon, Favorite files menu, Spell Checker, Second Window.
This post tells you what happened to my Windows Search and how I started using a little proggy called ‘Everything’ to search for files. This program is small in size but great on features and searches your files instantly. The best search program I have used. Click the image or the title above to read more about this little program.