This is Steeper Robbins. Welcome to the Get a Done guys, quick and dirty tips to work less and do more.

The wonderful thing about the World Wide Web is that all human knowledge is out there somewhere just ripe for the picking.

The less than wonderful thing about the World Wide Web is that all human propaganda, deception crackpots, and conspiracy

theories are also out there just ripe for the picking. And since it's so much easier to make

up nonsense than it is to create genuine content, well, when we find the genuine good stuff,

we need to keep track of it. And that is why God invented browser bookmarks. Or maybe Netscape

invented them. I'm really not quite sure which came first.

Websites are complicated.

If there's a website that you use a lot, for example, one that lets you communicate privately

with the accountant who handles your secret corporation in the Cayman Islands,

well, come on, you know you have one.

You just bookmark that site.

The next time you need to inject some working capital, you just

choose that bookmark, log in, choose the Manage Your Money tab, click the Make a Deposit button,

select the deposit from Domestic Entity drop-down choice, highlight your current checking account

number, and then click Proceed to get to the screen where you can finally enter an actual

number. Every single time,

you want to deposit money, you go through this entire glorious routine. Bookmark interior

pages. Depending on how the site was created, it is possible that you can navigate all the way

to the enter amount page and then just

bookmark that page before you enter the amount. Then when you want to make a deposit,

you simply fire off that bookmark and you end up at the page where you can enter the amount.

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