Windows Productivity Tips
Small Windows command-line and File Explorer shortcuts that reduce repetitive typing.
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Small Windows command-line and File Explorer shortcuts that reduce repetitive typing.
A practical comparison of email and Microsoft Teams, covering communication style, speed, collaboration, organization, formality, documentation, and recommended use cases.
Why modern software engineering teams favor collaboration platforms such as Microsoft Teams over email for internal communication, knowledge sharing, file collaboration, and faster decision-making.
Recommendations for choosing a productive monitor setup for software development, including dual and triple monitors, ultrawide displays, resolution, ergonomics, and connectivity.
How to kill multiple Windows processes by exporting process IDs with PowerShell, bulk editing them using a multi-cursor editor, and running the resulting batch file with taskkill commands.
How to retroactively import a folder of ad-hoc Word document versions into Git so renames and diffs are tracked, instead of juggling filename-based version history.
How to create custom Microsoft Word keyboard shortcuts for increasing and decreasing indentation to quickly switch between levels of list styles
An updated checklist of software, developer tools, Visual Studio extensions, version-control clients, utilities, productivity applications, and useful web services for setting up a Windows developer machine.
How to move the OneNote Unfiled Notes section to a new location and reconnect it through OneNote's Save & Backup settings without editing the Windows registry.
How to fix Windows 7 Explorer's annoying navigation-pane folder scrolling behavior using Classic Shell's Fix folder scrolling option.
How Word and OneNote differ when pasting formatted text, and how to use Visual Studio's CopySourceAsHtml add-in with HTML instead of RTF to preserve source-code formatting in OneNote.
How to add a Windows Explorer context-menu option for creating blank Visual Studio solutions using a template in the ShellNew folder and corresponding registry settings.
A personal keyboard shortcut reference for Visual Studio, ReSharper, Windows, Outlook, Word, Chrome, and SRWare Iron, covering editing, refactoring, debugging, navigation, window management, and productivity.
A personal checklist of must-have and optional developer tools, IDEs, Visual Studio add-ins, editors, utilities, and Quick Launch shortcuts for a Windows development workstation.
Build only a subset of a large Visual Studio solution by using solution folders instead of juggling the configuration manager.
Praktische Outlook-Einstellungen für Schriftarten, Signaturen, automatisches Markieren gelesener E-Mails und das Minimieren von Outlook in den System-Tray.