Great topic, I almost suggested it to you. I downloaded Quicksilver after the
last meeting but have not been able to figure out what to do.

Anne

Quoting Bill Rising <wrising at bellarmine.edu>:

> Hey folks,
>
> How would the following be for a topic this month: Quicksilver in  
> depth + other ways to procrastinate, uh, I mean work efficiently? QS  
> seemed to generate lots of interest at the last meeting, and I just  
> scratched the surface of the things that can be done. Cathy Green had 
>  expressed the idea that perhaps it would be nice if folks also  
> brought along their top few ways to work efficiently within their  
> favorite applications.
>
> So... here's what I'd like to suggest:
>
> Topic for March: Quicksilver in depth + Efficiency tips w/in other  
> applications + (if time) ways to assign shortcuts.
> Speaker: I'll do it, 'cuz of the late notice
>
> For folks who would like to submit their favorite efficiency tips: If 
>  you could let me know what apps you would need to showcase your  
> efficiency tips, just to be sure that they're on my computer. If they 
>  aren't, I'll have to appeal to you or other laptop folks to see if  
> they have them for demonstration.
>
> Now... all this talk of talking about efficiency may seem wierd for a 
>  topic posted so freakin' late... but I truly am efficient at  
> procrastination.
>
> Bill





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