[flopton]

I think the easiest way would obviously be to review the game in sngwiz right after you play, or have it open at the same time so you can review hands right after they are completed.

If you're just doing a general hand review, there are sometimes situations where if you adjust the other player's ranges the move is only correct with ranges that are just unreasonable. But this doesn't work for marginal decisions.

I also like making notes on exceptionally good/bad players in a spreadsheet so I can remember their names and avoid them or adjust my play. I originally did this because the notes function on full tilt didn't work for me but I find it to be more detailed and a fun exercise to put opponents on ranges/styles.