Tag: productivity

I was interested in the Cupix tool a while back when it was in its beta free version, at a time when I did not have a 360 camera. I decided to have another look at it now that I do have a camera. Within the programme it creates a 3d model from your spaces

I wrote a post on using free Google Sites to test out a Recipe site I wanted to create to collect some of my recipes and processes in one place. As I was building the site I realised that I was going to get a long list of things and then I’d need to break

I am just over viewing the tool at the moment. I setup a process in Notion for some tasks I want to get done. I need to find a project that I can use for Clickup. I haven’t one at present. It was on my Notion list, and when I looked at it I saw

Google sites are free websites you can build and have hosted by Google. They reside on your Google Drive. My Recipe Site I wanted to create a site for some recipes that I’m trying out. I have been bookmarking videos and recipes and also using the Firefox sidebar add-ins like Notes and 5 notes to

Write, plan, collaborate, and get organized. Notion is all you need — in one tool. For teams & individuals — Web, Mobile, Mac, Windows It does Notes/docs, Tasks/Projects, Knowledge base & Databases (actually looks like Coda sheets not sure if it does calculations on cells though). You can link/share with others pages you have setup.

Background I have written a post on showing internal building fabric condition over time in this article Revit Internal Condition over Time. I was not, at the time, happy with the presentation of the information as it was a series of screenshots that I then put in as slides to step through the process. Two

I came across this Dock in a YouTube video that I thought was quite fun. Circle Dock Circle Dock is a pop-up dock that you can add programmes and folders to. I have used shortcuts on the desktops for items I have on the task bar and then dragged them onto the wheel. They then

Dear visitor, This post is to acknowledge that I’ve now written 200 of them. A milestone. It has taken me 8 months to write them. I hope you have enjoyed some of the posts and have received  some useful insights/help that have assisted you in your work or interest. I have enjoyed writing most of

I’m usually pretty relaxed with my emails. I don’t get too many personal ones so can manage those quite easily.The other ones I sort through daily and either delete or mark as read. If there are persistent emails from services I no longer use, or find annoying I send to junk. I use emails to

Example of Context menu pop-outs Interface for setting up: pyWinContext  is a Free Manager for Custom Context Menus in Windows. You can download the actual compiled .exe file here. There is a video on use case here, its not in my area of interest but you can see how useful it is: After uploading and