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Several things that will make your online lottery experience more pleasant, and more
organized:
 | The right browser.
Here I open up the old Microsoft Internet Explorer versus Netscape Navigator/Communicator
debate, with an emphasis on lottery websites. |
| An email program that can sort incoming mail. Reviews and how-to's coming
soon for:
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| Keeping track of those confirmations in a text file? If you've been using the
defaut Notepad program that comes with Windows, then you probably know
some of it's limitations. You might want to try Notepad+,
a free Notepad replacement which gives you some useful features, such as
 | A toolbar, so you don't have to keep dragging down those slow menus to cut and paste and
save files. As an added bonus, the Save button on the toolbar is greyed-out if you've
saved recently. |
| A multi-document interface, so you can open up several text files in one
instance of the program. This keeps your Taskbar from becomming cluttered with a bunch of
open documents. |
| A file history list (makes it easy to re-open files you've used recently). |
| Auto-shortcut. Create an instant shortcut to the file you're currently editing. |
| Understands standard hotkeys, like control-f to find text, and control-h
to search and replace. |
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| COMING SOON: The LotteryStrategy website password tracker with built-in
quickpick generator, winning number tracker and more. For Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT |
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