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00012- How to create PDF files from
Microsoft® Office documents |
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If
you know how to print documents, then you
can generate your own PDF files using the
tools you already use to produce documents,
like office suites. There are several
alternatives, from the powerful official
(paid) option of buying Adobe Acrobat full
suite to free utilities capable of making
them from your originals.
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00017- Making Microsoft® Outlook
email/contacts/calendar backups |
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Do
you use Outlook to store your email? Do you
have email archives that include almost all
your professional life from the last few
years? If you're anything like most regular
users, losing your email archives would be a
professional catastrophe. Learn how to
backup Outlook's data files on this
tutorial.
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00032- SUPERHIDE Microsoft® Excel sheets |
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Anyone knows how to hide Excel sheets –
meaning anyone knows how to UNHIDE them.
What if you could hide Excel sheets so well
that it would take a hacker to unhide it?
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00021- Insert Automatic Tables of Contents
in Microsoft® Word |
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Most large text documents are divided in
chapters and need a Table of Contents. But
making one manually is an annoyance and
highly impractical. Change the text and you
have to update all your page numbers. It is
impossible to do without error for long, But
there is a solution. Let Word do the Table
of Contents for you, automatically -
including page numbers and chapter title
updates. Learn how on this useful 5-minute
tip. Make more professional looking
documents with this trick.
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00020- Recover damaged Microsoft® Outlook
Email Archives |
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You open Outlook and get an worrying error
message: your email / calendar / contacts
file is corrupted and can't be opened.
You've just lost everything on it!!! Well,
not exactly. It is possible to recover the
file, partially or even totally, usually
with a small loss of the message that
provoked the corruption. All with a free
utility Microsoft (r) already included on
Windows but forgot to tell.
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00019- AutoSave Documents in Microsoft®
Office |
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Have you ever lost the work of a full
afternoon? Just finishing your afternoon
long document and the electric power fails.
You remember to save regularly, didn't you?
Oops. Learn how to make office automatically
save your work every N minutes (you choose
how many) in easy tip. Never loose your work
again. Works with Word, Excel and
PowerPoint.
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00016- Insert footnotes in Microsoft® Word |
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Ever read a professional document with
numbered footnotes on the bottom of each
page? Would like to replicate them on your
Word documents? It is really easy, Word will
even take care of the numbering for you.
Learn how on this useful 5-minute tip. Make
more professional looking documents with
this trick.
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00015- Copy text formats in Microsoft® Word |
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Recognize the problem? You're typing a word
document and the text is in a different
format from another document or even part of
the same document. You need to harmonize. So
you need to check the format of the source
document and manually apply each format to
the new text, right? WRONG. It is possible
to copy formats between blocks of text, from
the same or different documents, as easily
as copy/paste. Save time and trouble
formatting professional looking word
documents.
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00007- Where and How to find "Safe" Free
Software? |
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The Internet is full of free software, but
it’s not always easy to find what we want.
Also, there is an increasing trend for the
replacement of “Free” software with AdWare,
advertisement supported software riddled
with SPYWARE that will spy on your browsing
habits and display annoying adds.
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00005- Detecting and Removing Browser
Hijackers |
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Browser Hijackers are small applications
that auto-install from WebPages using bugs
in Internet Explorer. They can redirect your
browser home and search pages, or worst,
send to their makers all keystrokes you make
(including your passwords and credit card
details).
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00004- How to manage Macro security in
Microsoft® Office |
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Macros are useful software applications that
run inside other applications, like Office
packages, to allow for customization and
automations of common tasks. However, there
are some security risks associated with
Macros. Therefore, to be able to safely run
macros, the Office security settings may
have to be properly configured. |
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