I’m sure it has happened to you before. Write a long email and then just hit send before adding the important attachment. Well, I usually can remember not to make the mistake but here’s a good tip that will help avoiding the follow-up email with attachment.

If you are sending an email with an attachment, add the attachment first, then compose the message, and then add email addresses to the send line. Now there’s no chance you’ll have to send the ever-popular “whoops, forgot to attach the file” follow-up.

Source: How to always remember email attachments

I tend to track a lot of project issues and tasks using Outlook but increasingly find myself using Google Calendars so this tool looks like a good way to track time for projects. Should be very useful to business owners who need to estimate on project costs and freelance jobs?

Link to Google Office Tools: Timesheeting – Google Powered Office Tools | Google Groups

If you’re using Gmail like I do for most of email/calendar/docs/etc, you should take a look at Lifehacker’s compilation of Greasemonkey scripts for Gmail. If you don’t know what Greasemonkey is, download Firefox and start looking at how to boost your productivity each day with these simple scripts!

Gmail‘s good, but it could be better. We’ve featured several Greasemonkey scripts that enhance Gmail in lots of different ways – like adding saved searches, attachment icons, label colors, keyboard macros, a filter assistant and right-click conversation previews. But not everyone wants to install Greasemonkey and hunt down all those scripts.

Source: Lifehacker Code: Better Gmail (Firefox extension) – Lifehacker