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Review changes by author in OneNote 2010
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over 2 years ago
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If you work in shared notebooks, it can be helpful to see what changes have been made by your collaborators. If it's not enabled, go to the Share menu in OneNote 2010 and turn off Hide Authors : This will reveal vertical lines with initials next to any...
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Control the date format in your Outlook calendar
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over 2 years ago
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If you want to adjust the date display in your Outlook calendar, the place to make the change is not in Outlook but your Windows control panel. From the Start menu, select Control Panel . Now click Clock, Language, and Region : Here you'll pick Change...
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Copy all highlighted text in your Word document
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over 2 years ago
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You probably already use the highlighter pen tool to mark up favorite phrases or passages needing work in your Microsoft Word documents. But did you know that you can quickly select and copy all of your highlighted text to a new document? In Word 2010...
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Get organized with Windows 7 libraries
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over 2 years ago
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Jeff at MSFT
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There are those among us who carefully lay out hierarchies of folders, each clearly named, in which to store the many documents we create. These folks can very quickly access, for example, the budget spreadsheets from Q2, three years ago, for the Southwest...
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Filter or remove duplicates from your Excel data
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over 2 years ago
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Suzanne100
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If you're wading through your Excel data and find a lot of redundant entries, you have two options to narrow your focus. You can filter and hide any duplicate rows, or just delete any repeated entries completely. Best of all, these work in both Excel...
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Create a custom view of your data in Access on SharePoint
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over 2 years ago
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Suzanne100
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Awhile back, we shared how to publish your Access database to SharePoint . Once you and your team are working in it, you may find things a bit overwhelming. There may be different fields for different teams, and - unlike with Excel - you can't lock the...
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Casual Friday: Using PowerPoint as a picture library
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over 2 years ago
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Suzanne100
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Most people think of PowerPoint as just a presentation tool, but it makes a great picture library as well. You can paste images into it and include all sorts of notes about when and how the pictures were taken or created, add the names of the people in...
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Make your Excel rows and columns consistent
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over 2 years ago
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Suzanne100
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As you enter data into cells in your Excel worksheet, you may notice that your rows change height - which can lead to a sloppy presentation if you're sharing the data. Likewise, you may want to adjust your column widths to make them more consistent. There...
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Keep your Windows 7 machine in the fast lane
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over 2 years ago
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Jeff at MSFT
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Windows 7 is speedy—this we know the moment we fire it up the first time. With use, however, any system can slow down, even with a powerhouse operating system installed. Fortunately, along with its blazing speed, Windows comes with tools and techniques...
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Turn Formula AutoComplete on and off in Excel
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over 2 years ago
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If you're a formula pro, you may find that the AutoComplete feature gets in the way more than it helps. To turn it off, go to File , Options , Formulas in Excel 2010 (look under the Office button in Excel 2007) and uncheck the box next to Formula AutoComplete...
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Print just one page in Outlook 2010
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over 2 years ago
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Suzanne100
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Have you ever wanted to print just the first page of an email message? Most of the time, right? You may not realize it, but there is a place to select this in Outlook 2010. Just go to File , Print (or press Ctrl-P) and then click Print Options : Directly...
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Improve the quality of your emails
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over 2 years ago
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Suzanne100
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Do you ever get the feeling that you send mails too quickly, before they are fully proofread and the recipient list scrubbed of any non-essential personnel? Are there are times you wish you could take back a mail and start over? Sure, you can recall messages...
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Link your PowerPoint presentations to improve flow
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over 2 years ago
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Suzanne100
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You know that awkward pause during team presentations when one team member hands off to another, and there is much squabbling to bring up the correct presentation? That's because most people don't realize you can easily link slide decks to each other...
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Six handy keyboard shortcuts for Windows 7
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over 2 years ago
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Jeff at MSFT
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Give hardworking mice the rest they deserve! Just about every Windows user develops a favorite set of timesaving keyboard shortcuts—but you may be a holdout. And, no, there's no requirement to give two 10-minute breaks per 8-hour shift to your mouse....
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Formula Watch: TRIM and CLEAN your Excel data
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over 2 years ago
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If you import data into Excel or just have a lot of different people working in the same worksheet, you may sometimes find unnecessary spaces, numbers entered as text, and other irregularities. Fortunately, there's a simple set of functions that can take...
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Create Search Folders in Outlook 2010
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over 2 years ago
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Suzanne100
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If you find yourself scouring your Inbox and various Outlook folders for specific types of mails, there is an easier way. You can create Search Folders for all sorts of common tasks, and then they'll just be a click away! Consider these ideas for useful...
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Save time with overtype mode in Office
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over 2 years ago
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Suzanne100
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Depending on your editing style, you may prefer overtype mode - which lets you type over characters instead of always inserting new ones. This may be particularly helpful when working in a document that serves as a template, such as a Microsoft Word form...
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Research words, concepts, and even companies right inside of Word
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over 2 years ago
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You know that Microsoft Word contains a dictionary, because you've no doubt used it to spellcheck your documents. But did you know you can access full definitions, a thesaurus, online research, and even company profiles - often without leaving Word? This...
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Sleep and Hibernate in Windows 7: The Great Debate
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over 2 years ago
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Jeff at MSFT
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And now, another instructive encounter with a Windows feature! Today I'm moderating one of the most eye-opening debates of the decade, between a pair of venerable Windows 7 features: Sleep and Hibernate . Let's listen in. JG: Candidates, you each have...
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Move rows around quickly in Excel
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over 2 years ago
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Suzanne100
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If you're like me, when working with rows of data in Excel, you often find you want to reorder them. For instance, let's say you're tracking transactions from different cliients. You could just sort by that column, but if you want to group your customers...
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