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Tuesday, February 22, 2011

MS PowerPoint: When You Need More Undos

MS PowerPoint: When You Need More Undos Do you “undo” a lot in MS PowerPoint? Ever run out of undo steps and wish for more? If your response was yes, here’s what you need to know about PowerPoint to get a few (or a lot) more undo steps added to your list. Use the Office Button / File tab of the Ribbon, PowerPoint Options button, to get to the Options dialog...

Auto Clicker Typer

Auto Clicker Typer It seems like in this day and age; computers should be able to do more of our work for us. Just last week, I was working on a project and I had to print 30 different web pages, and set the same special printer settings for each one. Talk about something being painstakingly boring! So, I searched for a solution and found Auto Clicker Typer, which is...

Creating Visual Breaks without using Cell Borders in MS Excel

Creating Visual Breaks without using Cell Borders in MS Excel When setting up a worksheet where we need to separate one section of information from another, and present that separation clearly, we often use cell borders to accomplish the job. Obviously that option is a great way to get the job done, but we tend to use those for everything… so making that visual break between...

Windows 7 Libraries

Guide to Windows 7 Libraries A Library in Windows 7 is a set of folders within your computer to categorize things in a better way, with more control to group or save the files anywhere on the PC. We have been using similar features in earlier versions of Windows (and in Windows 7) which are My Pictures, My Documents etc. But back then, you could save your files to that particular...

Monday, February 21, 2011

How to start up folders in Vista and Windows 7 with menu on the top

How to start up folders in Vista and Windows 7 with File, Edit, View, Tools, etc. on the top Instead of this: Wouldn't it be nice to have it like this?Vista and Windows 7 has the “old” way of having the menu on top disabled by default, but it does let you enable it temporarily, if you would like. When you have a folder open, press the Alt key and the menu will appear. Press...