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Dont Waste Money on Expensive CRM. Leverage Microsoft Office Posted By : Michael T. Irving
August 16th, 2010 |
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Microsoft Office 2010 Posted By : Chris Holgate
April 7th, 2010 |
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This article compares Microsoft Office 2010 to the earlier versions, shows the pros and cons and talks about any new features.
How to open PowerPoint (ppt, pps) presentation online
October 20th, 2009 |
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Powerpoint presentation is great way to communicate with graphs, images and statistical data. Ideally, one will require Microsoft Office (PowerPoint) software install on computer to open and edit PowerPoint files or PowerPoint viewer to only view such files. You can open, edit and view any PowerPoint (.ppt, .pps) file online without installing any software at Google [...]
Turn Off auto word correction & capitalization in MS Word
September 9th, 2009 |
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Initial alphabets get capitalized, words change by itself, manual spacing gets aligned to default. Don’t want all this happen while typing text in Microsoft Word? These changes are done by “Auto Correct” feature of MS Word. You can turn off this feature and type text in peace.
Turn Off Automatic Word correction feature
1. Open Microsoft Word [...]
Open & edit Microsoft Excel files online at Google Docs
September 7th, 2009 |
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Ideally, we use Microsoft Excel software (as part of MS Office) to create, open and edit Microsoft Excel spreadsheet files. Now you can do all this to MS Excel (.xls, .xlsx) files online at Google Docs online suite. There is nothing to install to work on MS Excel files online.
Open & edit MS Excel file [...]
Replace specific words in text document in MS Word
September 7th, 2009 |
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There are times, we need to replace specific word(s) in a text document. Performing manual replacement in a long, multi page document can take lot of time. You can do this quickly in Microsoft Word using “Find and Replace” feature for automatic word replacement.
Replace Words in Microsoft Word
1. Open your text document in Microsoft Word.
2. Goto [...]
Convert text to uppercase, lowercase, capitals in MS Word
September 7th, 2009 |
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Microsoft Word is widely used word processing application by number of users throughout the world. Users dealing with lot of text, often has task of converting text from one format to another. For example, converting uppercase text to lowercase text.
Transform & Convert text in MS Word
You can perform this conversion with quick shortcut key in [...]
How to add Square metres symbol in a text document
August 12th, 2009 |
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Do you want to add perfect looking square metres symbol to a text document? To achieve this, 2 next to M should be smaller and little higher than baseline. We can easily achieve this using Superscript text property in Microsoft Office Word.
Use Superscript in MS Word
1. Open MS Word and Type m2
2. Select 2 and [...]
Write Subscript & Superscript text in Microsoft Office Word
August 11th, 2009 |
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Usually text in a given document has similar looking flow in terms of size, appearance and placement. To add distinctive focus on some part of text or to write math formulae, chemical equations we use Subscript & Superscript text properties. Subscript makes text little smaller and placed lower than usual text [like: Abc123]. While Superscript [...]
Save MS Office 2007 documents in PDF / XPS format
August 11th, 2009 |
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By default Microsoft Office does not allows saving of documents in PDF / XPS format. Microsoft does provide an addon that can bring “save as PDF / XPS” feature to any of 8 Microsoft Office 2007 programs: Access, Excel, Infopath, OneNote, Powerpoint, Publisher, Visio and Word.
Get Save as PDF / XPS feature in Office 2007
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Microsoft Locks Down Office.com, Likely for Office 2010
August 7th, 2009 |
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Microsoft has secured office.com, suggesting that its upcoming Microsoft Office 2010 will debut on a site other than office.microsoft.com. Unlike previous versions of the productivity suite, Office 2010 will have a substantial Web-based component, with Microsoft Live subscribers able to access stripped-down versions of OneNote, Excel, Word and PowerPoint for free online. For businesses, Microsoft also plans on offering Office 2010 as both a hosted subscription service and on-premises solution.
– Microsoft has secured the Office.com URL, which will presumably become the platform for
its upcoming Microsoft Office 2010.
A quick search on Whois.net reveals that Microsoft Corporation
was indeed registered as Domain Administrator of office.com as of Aug. 4. The registration expires on April…
Microsoft to Fix Windows, Office Bugs in Critical Updates
August 6th, 2009 |
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Microsoft is releasing nine security bulletins for Patch Tuesday on Aug. 11. Among them is a patch for a vulnerability Microsoft warned in July was being exploited by attackers.
– Microsoft has nine security bulletins planned for the Aug. 11 Patch Tuesday
release, including one addressing a critical
vulnerability Microsoft warned was under attack.
Tucked in among the five critical bulletins Microsoft will release is a
patch for a vulnerability
in Microsoft Office Web …
Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac Service Pack 2 Released
July 20th, 2009 |
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Microsoft’s new service pack for Office 2008 for Mac includes several new features, such as the ability to save documents to the Microsoft Office Live workplace. In addition, Office 2008 for Mac SP2 boosts the speed of Microsoft Word 2008 and Microsoft Excel 2008. Microsoft’s focus with its Office products has been on creating a more collaborative and cloud-centric experience for users.
– Microsoft
announced on July 20 the release of Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac Service Pack 2,
a midcycle update designed to improve the stability and compatibility of the
application widely considered Microsoft’s premier Mac product.
SP2 will be available for free download here starting at 1 p.m….
Microsoft Launches Silverlight 3 Ahead of Worldwide Partner Conference
July 11th, 2009 |
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Microsoft has launched Silverlight 3, its rich Internet application technology competitor to Adobe Flash. The new version of the application includes increased support and new features such as enhanced video performance. It will be just one product demonstrated at Microsofts Worldwide Partner Conference in New Orleans July 13-16, along with Windows 7, Microsoft Office 2010 and Windows Server 2008.
– Microsoft
has launched Silverlight 3, the newest version of its rich Internet application
(RIA) technology, meant to challenge Adobe on its own Flash-centric turf.
The release comes on the eve of the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference,
scheduled to start July 13 in New Orleans.
In addition…
Add gradient / image to MS Word window background
June 30th, 2009 |
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You can configure and set colorful Microsoft Word background window. We have already seen, how to add any color to MS Word window. Besides specific solid color, you can also add any gradient effect or specific image as background of MS Word document window.
Add Gradient Effect to background of MS Word
1. Open new MS Word [...]
Change background color of Microsoft Word window
June 30th, 2009 |
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Are you tired of seeing white background color while working in Microsoft Word? You can change the background color of Microsoft Word document window to any color of your choice and relish new look background. However, this background color is only visible in Web Layout view and it does not print.
Change the background color of [...]
How to change / toggle layout views in MS Word window?
June 27th, 2009 |
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We have already discussed meaning of different layout views or modes in Microsoft Word. Each layout view has special usage feature and can be used for specific type of Word document being written by you. You can make document writing process easy by selecting best view as per requirement.
Change Layout view in MS Word
1. Open [...]
What are different edit layouts views in Microsoft Word?
June 27th, 2009 |
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Microsoft Word application can be used to create different types of documents based on content and final use. Hence, it has different views and layouts as per user requirement. You can switch between either of 4 views options available in Microsoft Word for comfortable document writing.
Different Views in Microsoft Word
1. Normal view – It [...]