Read the 15 Minute Guide to Outlook Express Recovery (09/13/2010)
(...) What Happens After Outlook Express Corruption: When corruption occurs in your Outlook Express email application; you can face the below mentioned problems: *Speed of the application becomes slow *Switching between folders takes a lot of time *Inappropriate functioning of some folders *Downloading messages takes longer than usual *New emails coming in the Inbox get obscured *Files and folders even get vanished sometimes *It often takes all your time on Earth to just do the emailing tasks Outlook Express Recovery: For any of the above-mentioned problems, it must be clear to you that Outlook Express has got corrupted. It is necessary for you to repair Outlook Express DBX files as email data info is essentially vital and crucial and none of you would want to lose it. To overcome this situation, you need to perform Outlook Express recovery process in order to get back your email data. (...)

Approaching Corruption due to 2 GB ANSI PST Limit (09/13/2010)
(...) in Outlook 97, 2000, 2002/XP version (which you might be using), the email data information is stored in files with ANSI PST file format that has maximum 2 GB file size storage space limit. If ANSI PST files cross this 2 GB limit, Outlook application is likely to get corrupted, thereby, bringing you into a total loss situation, where your Outlook email data comes at stake and is endangered of getting permanently lost. In older versions, Outlook email application does not support PST files larger than the 2GB file size. (...)

Previewing a Document before Printing (09/05/2010)
(...) 2. Click the Size icon in the Page Setup group. 3. (...)

Spreadsheets Numbers Labels and Formulas in Excel (09/05/2010)
(...) (A collection of one or more worksheets is stored in a file called a workbook. ) Each row is identified by a number such as 1 or 249; and each column is identified by letters, such as A, G, or BF. The intersection of each row and column defines a cell, which containsone of three items: Numbers Text (labels) Formulas useful result, such as adding sales results for the week. (...)

Formatting Numbers and Labels in Excel (09/05/2010)
(...) Move the mouse pointer over the Fill Handle until the mouse pointer turns into a black crosshair icon. 3. Hold down the left mouse button and drag (move) the mouse down a column or across the row. (...)

Formatting fonts and text styles (09/05/2010)
(...) 4. Click the font you want to use. 5. (...)

Spreadsheets in Excel (09/05/2010)
(...) Press the scroll wheel to display a four-way pointing arrow, then move the mouse up, down, right, or left. (When you're done, click the scrollwheel again. ) Using the keyboard to move around a spreadsheet Using the mouse can be faster to jump from one place in a spreadsheet to another, but sometimes using the mouse can be frustrating, trying to line it up just right. (...)

Excel: How to change the size of rows and columns with the mouse (09/05/2010)
(...) Changing the size of rows and columns with the mouse Using the mouse can be a quick way to modify the sizes of rows and columns. To change the height of a row or the width of a column, follow these steps: 1. Move the mouse pointer over the bottom line of a row heading, such as the 2 or 18 heading. (...)

How to work with text in Powerpoint (09/05/2010)
(...) Type your text. Typing text in a text box A typical PowerPoint slide lets you type text in the Title text box or the Subtitle text box. When you type text in the Title or Subtitle text box, the contents appear as slide titles and subheadings within Outline view. (...)

Designing a Powerpoint presentation with Outline view (09/05/2010)
(...) 3. Choose one of the following: - Press Home to move the cursor to the front of the outline heading. This creates a new slide before the currently displayed slide. (...)

Powerpoint: Defining the Purpose of Your Presentation (09/05/2010)
(...) Who is the target audience? A presentation given to engineers and scientists will look different than the same presentation given to CEOs and venture capital executives. What do you want the audience to do? A speaker may present new ideas to a conference while a politician may present ideas designed to sway the audience to take certain actions, such as voting a specific way. After you understand the purpose of your presentation, your audience, and what you hope your presentation will do, you're ready to go through the physical steps of creating a presentation in PowerPoint. (...)

Creating a pivot table in Excel (09/05/2010)
(...) (Optional) Select the cells that contain the data you want to use in your pivot table. You only need to follow Step 4 if you didn't select any cells in Step 1, or if you change your mind and want to select different cells than the ones chosen in Step 1. 5. (...)

learn to handle charts in Excel (09/05/2010)
(...) As an alternative to Steps 1–3, you can right-click a chart; then, when the pop-up menu appears, choose Move Chart. 4. Select one of the following radio buttons: - New Sheet: Creates a new worksheet and lets you name it - Object In: Lets you choose the name of an existing worksheet 5. (...)

How to create Excel charts (09/05/2010)
(...) Some of the other types of charts Excel can create include Column chart: Displays quantities as vertical columns that "grow" upward. Useful for creating charts that compare two items, such as sales per month or sales per salesperson. Line chart: Displays quantities as lines. (...)

Finding which formula a cell can change in Excel (09/05/2010)
(...) To check whether a formula is calculating data incorrectly, give it data that you already know what the result should be. For example, if you typed the numbers 4 and 7 into a formula that should add two numbers, but it returns28 instead, you know it's not calculating correctly. If your formula is correct but it's still not calculating the right result, chances are good it's not getting the data it needs from the correct cells. (...)

Excel 2007: Goal Seeking (09/05/2010)
(...) 2. Click the Data tab. 3. (...)

Steps to follow to use a function in Excel (09/05/2010)
(...) Click a function category, such as Financial or Math & Trig. 5. Click a function. (...)

How to create a formula in Excel (09/05/2010)
(...) Excel highlights your selected cell. 2. Type the equal sign (=). (...)

How to crack locked Microsoft Word files (09/03/2010)
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Microsoft Office Functions Included in the Microsoft Office 2007 (08/19/2010)
(...) For instance, if you had several files open when your laptop took an electronic dive, after a reboot Office tries to come back with those same files open. The very first thing you should do when you create almost any file is give it a name and store a copy of it; this allows your software program to store temporary backups of the file as you work on it and makes it much easier to recover from a crash. - Print panel. (...)

How to convert Word 2010 or Word 2007 files (08/19/2010)
(...) com and search for Office Compatibility Pack. By default, files created in components of Microsoft Office 2010 and Office 2007 are saved in XML format with new filename extensions that add an x or m to the extensions. The x signifies an XML file that has no macros, and the m signifies an XML file that does contain macros. (...)

Powerful Improvements in PowerPoint 2010 (08/19/2010)
(...) You can also set the video to fade inside and out at intervals, and apply video styles and effects including reflections, bevels, and 3D rotation. - PowerPoint 2010 presentations can be posted to Web locations quickly. That way viewers can see them without running the PowerPoint program. (...)

Design and refine a PowerPoint Presentation (08/19/2010)
(...) The structure should follow basic outlining: major point, minor point, details, and then back to a new major point. Don't bore your audience by leaving one slide on display too long; try to have enough slides to make changes every few minutes during your presentation. - Summary slide. (...)

Bit Mapped Graphics (06/14/2010)
(...) When a system operates at its limits, putting as many dots on the screen as it is physically capable of handling, the number of dots and the number of pixels are the same. Often, however, systems operate with somewhat less sharpness than they are capable of, with the result that one pixel may be made from several onscreen dots. The most straightforward way of handling the information to be displayed on such a screen is to assign some part of memory to each pixel, just as two bytes are given over to each character of a character mapped display. (...)

DOS Extenders (05/31/2010)
(...) The acceptance of protected mode operating systems has made DOS extenders superfluous if not obsolete. Most applications that use DOS extenders typically have "386" in their names-for example Paradox 386 or AutoCAD 386-indicating they are part of the 386 generation, and they have disappeared from the market-out of place in a world dominated by Intel's Pentium. Moreover, programs specifically written to use OS/2 or Windows have access to extended memory without the need for a built-in DOS extender. (...)

Demystifying your DLL errors: What Is There to Troubleshoot about DLLs (04/15/2010)
(...) There is lots of help available on the Internet to correct your DLL issues. Find some tips to solve your DLL errors in the article. You may come across some of the complex DLL errors messages like ctmbha. (...)

SharePoint (03/24/2010)
(...) MOSS provides some additional features beyond what is included with WSS like More Powerful Search Capability, Content Management Capabilities, and Pre-configured Portal Site Templates, Pre-built workflow templates, User Profiles and Profile Store, Site Directory etc. Why SharePoint (MOSS): •Portal: Microsoft Office SharePoint Server is a world class Enterprise Portal platform that makes it easy to build and maintain portal sites for every aspect of your business. •Enterprise Content Management: Built on a well-integrated platform, ECM from Microsoft easily extends content management to every information worker in an organization through integration with familiar tools like the Microsoft Office system. (...)

Printing from DOS Applications (01/24/2010)
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SharePoint Development is Evolving a Great tool for E~learning (11/18/2009)
(...) The reason for this Is mainly the cost as they need to buy expensive Information Management platforms like Knowledgebridge from Websoft. Sharing of information without interpreting with sensitive issues can be made possible by using Sharepoint software solution. Interactive with Microsoft Office Excel spreadsheet directly from a Web browser through Excel services which are running on Office SharePoint 2007. (...)

Bookmarking websites as favorites (11/17/2009)
(...) Next you can click the Get More Add-ons button and then click the Find More in the Internet Explorer 8 Add-ons Gallery link in its drop-down menu to open the Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 Add-ons Gallery Internet page on a new tab in your Web browser, where you can download accelerators and Web slices for the browser. Adding bookmarks to the Favorites toolbar You may want to add its bookmark as a button on the Internet Explorer 8's Favorites toolbar if you plan to regularly visit the Web site you are bookmarking. In this way, you don't need to worry with opening the Favorites/Feeds/History Explorer bar or the Favorites pull-down menu in order to revisit the site. (...)

Web slices in Internet Explorer 8 (11/16/2009)
(...) After the auction has ended and you have won the lamp, you can remove the button from the Favorites bar by right-clicking it and then selecting Delete from the shortcut menu. Zooming in on a page If the text on the Web page which you are visiting is very small for you to read comfortably on your screen then you can click the 100% button on the Status bar which is in the bottom-right corner of the Internet Explorer 8 window. This will zoom in on the page: If you will click once then it will zoom up to 125% magnification and if you will click second time then it will zoom up to a 150% magnification. (...)

Internet Explorer 8 Automatically Completes Address (11/12/2009)
(...) Let us take an example. If you click in the address bar, select all the characters in the present Internet address that follow http://www. Which is the standard beginning for most Web addresses and then supersede the last part of the present address with the letter h, AutoComplete opens the address bar drop-down list, displaying all the Web sites that you have visited at the latest whose URL begins with h. (...)

Snow Leopard Improves Mac Integration with Microsoft Exchange (10/21/2009)
(...) 95 EU. A lot of people will want to upgrade for the extended support for Microsoft products. Improved MS Exchange Server support has been built into Mail, iCal, and the Address Book in Snow Leopard. (...)

Troubleshooting Internet Explorer 7.0 Issues (09/14/2009)
(...) Once you've found a broken extension, contact the manufacturer and ask for an update. (Reference: http://support.microsoft. (...)

Edit a Picture in Paint (03/26/2008)
(...) Clicking on a color selects a foreground color; right-clicking a color selects a background color. • Select areas. Select the Free-Form Select and Select tools, and then click and drag on the image to select portions of the picture. (...)