We just published our new contents for April. From now on, Newsletters will be sent immediately as soon as new contents are published and new contents are only published when a newsletter is due. This way, you will always be the firsts to know and check our new contents! We will also start soon with special prices for newsletter subscribers when products are acquired from links on the newsletter.

Keeping up with the critical subject of Outlook archives, we included a FREE PC Tip on the subject of repairing damaged Outlook email/calendar/contacts  storage files. This tip can be used in conjunction to out Tutorial on the subject of backup of Outlook Email (and Contacts and Calendar) Archive files.

We also have a new Pricing Policy with the individual buyer in mind. Prices have been lowered and are now absolutely affordable compared to the productivity benefits you may get using them. Starting this month, our standard prices will be:

• PC TIPS - Free
• Tutorials - USD $1.95
• Templates - USD $4.95
• Macros - USD $9.95

Our Internet Explorer Privacy Macro is finally available. Not at production grade but as a beta (the word is normally used, in the computer world, to define a test grade product). You can download and test it for free, even if there are still limitations and it's not really completely finished. Check the details.

With it, you will be able to delete Internet Explorer's navigation trail on your PC (all records IE makes of what you've been seeing on the internet) as well as the recent file list of some common picture editing applications included in Windows and Office: Paint and Photo Editor. Since it is an Excel Macro, it runs inside Excel and doesn't need to be installed. As such, it will run on most PCs, even corporate ones.

Recently added Contents

• PC TIP: Insert Automatic Tables of Contents in Microsoft® Word – 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 tom 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.
    
• PC TIP: Repair Outlook email archives – 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.
    
• MACRO: Internet Explorer Privacy Manager, in Excel  (in Beta testing phase - for FREE)– Test for free the Beta version of our privacy macro. It's still unfinished and undergoing tests, but you can have a peek and decide if it will be of use to you. The macro can be described as:

Every time you use your browser, it will register information about the pages you visited. This can be annoying and even misused. You can manually clear most of this information, but it is a time consuming process. There are commercial software around to clean it, but they are expensive and cannot be used on corporate PCs, where software installation is usually locked to end-users. Want to easily and fast clean all the records IE makes about your browsing? This macro is an excel file and will run on any computer with Excel just by pressing one button. Clean your navigation trail.

New Contents to be published during April 2005

The following contents is intended for publication¹ during April, in time for the May Newsletter:

• TUTORIAL: Automate your tasks, make your own Microsoft® Office Macros – No need to be a programmer or learn to write code! Office applications have their own Macro saving tool allowing ANY user to save a Macro that will repeat tasks. Learn how to put this tool to good use and save countless hours of work. Amaze everybody with your new productivity!
    
• PC TIP: Password protect your Microsoft® Office files – Lets face it. Most Office documents don't need to be protected. And password are allays an extra level of complexity. But have you ever desired to password protect an Office document (either Excel, Word, PowerPoint or other)?. It's easier than you think. Learn how, it's free! No more unwanted peeks into your files.
     
• GENERAL: New Product:  There will be a new product available next month. We will publish the details later.
    

^{1 This list is a forecast and doesn't guarantee publication of the listed contents
2 OfficeHelp.Biz reserves the right to change prices without notice.}