Here's a real easy way to file and instantly find all your affiliate links, passwords, logon details and other mission-critical infor-mation.
Step One:
Open a new Word document on your desktoop, titled Links & Passwords.
Go to Tools, then to Customize to add the following (3) buttons/
icons below on to your Word toolbar at the top of the document.
Find .......... The binoculars icon (in Edit Category)
Show all .... The paragraph mark (in View Category)
Highlight ... The marker pen icon (in Format Category)
You add them by simply dragging them from the Commands
menu directly onto your Word toolbar.
Place all 3 of these icons at the far left of your toolbar.
Step Two:
Go to your Mail program (i.e. Outlook Express) and create a
mail folder, also titled: Links & Passwords.
When you receive emails that contain passwords, affiliate
links, confirmation links, logon details, program support sites,
etc., copy or move them to your new mail folder, titled:
Links & Passwords.
Step Three:
Next, and most importanly, highlight and copy & paste your password and other pertinent elements into the Word docu-
ment that you previously placed on your desktop.
After pasting them there, be sure to enter the name of each program at the very beginning of each correponding entry.
To keep your entries visually separated, add a string of dashes
or other keyboard characters at the very end or in between
each pasted entry.
You can also highlight your passwords and logon details with
a color, using the Highlight icon that you previously placed on
your Word Toolbar.
Step Four:
Now you can instantly find all your affiliate links and passwords
by simply opening your Links & Password document and using
the binoculars icon that you previously installed on your toolbar.
Perform your searches by simply entering the name of the pro-gram you gave it.
By using simple keyword searches inside your document you
will now be able to instantly find all your important information that you have filed in one easy-to-find place
You can insert your own notes and cut & paste your entries wherever you want within this new document.
Tip 2: Microsoft Word Tips:
To add buttons to your Word toolbar, click on Tools, then on Customize, then drag desired buttons onto your toolbar.
To remove buttons from your Word toolbar, click on Tools,
then on Customize, then drag undesired buttons off your
toolbar.
To move buttons on your Word toolbar, click on Tools, then Customize, then select and drag an icon to a new location on
your toolbar.
Tip 3: M.S. Tables Borders and Table
To adjust columns in a Table… click the Table, then drag the column marker on the horizontal ruler.
To select or edit an entire Table… highlight the Table, then
press ALT + 5.
To insert a Table inside a Table Cell… press the CTRL+TAB
keys, simultaneously.
To draw a circle or a square… press SHIFT while dragging an ellipse or square from the toolbar.
To restore a graphic to its original size… click Picture on the Format menu, then click Reset.
To draw a perfect circle or square… press SHIFT while
dragging an ellipse or a rectangle from the Toolbar.
Tip 4: M.S Internet Explorer Browser tips:
Articles on how to get the most out of your web browsing experience using Internet Explorer. To learn the basics for
finding Web Pages, building up your Favorites list... and
customizing features, go to: Microsoft Explorer How-To
Articles
Tip 5: Microsoft Miscellaneous Tips:
To add items to the Start Menu, click Start, then Taskbar and Start Menu, then click on Browse.
To remove icons and programs from the Start Menu… click
Start, then Settings, then Taskbar or Start Menu. Click on
Remove, then the program, then Remove. Click on Advanced
to remove the Shortcut.
Or… Right-click on a blank part of the Desktop screen, then
Left-click on Properties.
To use folders on the Toolbar… left-click it to Open, Right click
it to examine and change its contents.
To name Toolbar Buttons… Right-click the button and go to Properties. To remove them… Right-click then Delete.
In a MS Word document… select what text you want to frame. Click Insert, then Frame. Position the Frame inside your docu-ment. You can now use the Frame Command on the Format
Menu to select Options regarding Text Placement.
To recover documents, close all open programs and windows. Click Start Button, then Settings, then Control File. Double-click
on Add/Remove icon.
Click M.S. Office on the Install/Uninstall Tab, then click Add/Remove.
In the Files of type box, click recover text, any file. Open the document as usual. If you don’t see it in the Files of Type box, install the File Converter.
Tip 6: Michael Green's renownded HowTo Corp also has lots
of useful How-To's. To view clickhere.
Tip 7: Email Etiquette
Don't pester people who are on your email list.
Using an autoresponder to send emails is so easy that many people abuse and overdo it.
If you an email a prospect every day, that's pestering, and
the same goes for marketing to an email list.
Respect people's time and privacy. Don't use the technology
to excess just because it's there.
Don't over use caps or non-sensical symbolson your Subject Lines. Typing all capital letters on your subject lines is like
shouting in someone's face!
Don't get cutesy by using a bunch of erroneous characters and symbols, and NEVER leave your subject lines blank. They look scarey and nine times out of ten they will be deleted!
Don't be devious or misleading to people on your email list. Federal laws prohibits marketing email messages that are decepttive or misleading. The subject line should not make
the recipients think they're getting something they are not.
Obviously, determining what's misleading is a judgement call,
so use your best judgment when marketing to an email list.
If you dislike getting direct mail that looks suspicious, like a
bill, an IRS Notice, a phoney "You've Just Won An Award,"
etc. .. then avoid using similar deceptive tactics in your own
email marketing campaigns.
Don't overburden your recipient on your email lists. Emails
that go on and on are very tiring to read on a computer and
is taxing on one's attention span. Huge files that take a long
time to download are also an annoyance to many recipients, especially those with older and slower PC's and dial-up connections.
When sending rich-media and graphic email messages to an
email list, keep your file size to a maximum of 40 to 50K... preferably 40K or less, when sending out to an email list.
Use your discretion when mailing to multiple email addresses. People who are protective of their email address to may not appreciate seeing it visiblly dispayed when you send out a message to many people at the same time.
This is the number one reason why people use, or hire, a professional email marketing company to market send to
their email list.
Most email systems have separate procedures for "carbon copies" where the list of recipients appears along with the message, and "blind carbon copies" where the email list is nowhere to be seen. Take care to send "blind" kind of
message to an email list if your are set to doing it yourself, especially where those on the email list deserve to remain anonymous to each other, as with people answering classified ads.
To sum it up, when sending email advertising to an email list:
Only send to rented email lists, or to your own optin customer lists.
Never buy or rent an email list, because 99% of the time these email lists have been used over and over again. Also, these
lists cannot be quality-controlled... so people on sold or rented email list could be receiving your email messages, along with
100's of other message that may include scams, pornography
or other objectionable content.
Every email message you send to an email list should give the recipient an easy way to opt out of receiving future emails
from you and want to be deleted from your email list. You
MUST honor all such Unsubscribe requests to an email list.
It's the Law.
Do not try to deceive or fool prospects into thinking your email marketing message is not a promotional message or that is
not from a marketer.
People not want to do business with deceptive businesses.
Never be misleading or unethical in any of your marketing to
an email lists. This is also against the law.
Tip 8: Words You Should Never Use In Your Sales Copy!...
by Jim Edwards. To listen to his Video Clip, click here.
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