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Add a button to an Access form that tells you which version is running
March 10, 2009 8:57am PDT
Users don't always know what version of Access they're using -- which can slow things down when you're helping troubleshoot a problem. Make it easy for them (and for you) by creating a convenient...
2 Latest comment by Marshwiggle
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OneNote 2007: If you can print it, you can mark it
March 10, 2009 8:51am PDT
You can easily annotate or draw on printable content with the help of OneNote -- which is a great help when you're collaborating on a project. Mary Ann Richardson explains how to take advantage of...
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Organize your Inbox by converting Outlook 2007 e-mail into tasks
March 3, 2009 9:20am PST
When you receive e-mails you need to act on -- but not right away -- consider turning them into tasks, complete with follow-up reminders.
18 Latest comment by dr.vick
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Instead of queries, use the Access 2007 PivotTable view
March 3, 2009 8:38am PST
Access 2007 lets you create pivot tables without building a query. See how this feature can simplify your data analysis.
2 Latest comment by aaiii
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Open multiple Word 2003 documents in one window
March 3, 2009 8:20am PST
Consolidate and streamline your Word document display to avoid the clutter of individual application windows.
3 Latest comment by kmcpanama@...
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Case Studies
HP BladeSystems Cut Operational Costs, Save Energy and Aid Managed Services Delivery for Telstra International
March 1, 2009 12:00am PST
Telstra International, a leading global telecommunications provider, delivers global network connectivity and a broad portfolio of scalable data hosting and managed services to enhance the...
Provided by: Hewlett-Packard (HP)
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Use Word to type on a printed form without a typewriter
February 24, 2009 8:25am PST
There's no need to manually scrawl your way through a paper form. Convert the form to an online image you can fill out using Word.
73 Latest comment by jhmcmullen
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Add information from related tables to your Access totals queries
February 24, 2009 8:01am PST
Totals queries can be a little limited in the information they include. Here's a trick that will make them a little more useful.
3 Latest comment by danidina7@...
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Use Excel's REPT function to visually display data comparisons
February 24, 2009 6:36am PST
This cool trick uses the REPT function in a slightly unorthodox way: to create a worksheet-style 'progress bar' that presents a quick visual comparison of data in specified cells.
8 Latest comment by N / A
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Create a self-running PowerPoint presentation
February 17, 2009 3:45pm PST
Setting up a presentation to run all by itself -- at a kiosk, say, or on your Web site -- requires just a few steps. Mary Ann Richardson explains how to set slide transitions and configure the...
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Let Access enter today's date automatically
February 17, 2009 3:18pm PST
Your users shouldn't have to manually type the current date over and over into an Access form. Save them some time and effort by automating the process.
8 Latest comment by Dayle1011
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Make your Access reports more readable by numbering detail items
February 10, 2009 1:44pm PST
One simple way to improve your report design is to number each item. Mary Ann Richardson steps through an example that demonstrates this technique.
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Clean up your data with this easy-to-use Excel function
February 10, 2009 1:34pm PST
Here's a truly efficient way to get rid of garbage characters that have tagged along with imported data: Just let the Excel CLEAN function remove them for you.
3 Latest comment by trueseek1@...
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How to space controls evenly across an Access form
February 3, 2009 2:33pm PST
Access offers a handy command that makes it easy to give your forms a more polished look. See how equally spacing controls can improve the effect.
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Create a custom PowerPoint presentation from a set of slides
February 3, 2009 2:14pm PST
Custom presentations enable you to deliver a selection of slides from your main show -- handy if you're pressed for time or need to tweak the information for a particular audience. See how easy it...
6 Latest comment by km1@...
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Use Excel's Text To Columns command to separate first and last names
February 2, 2009 12:00am PST
If you need to split a list of names into two columns, you don't have to do it manually. See how this Excel wizard can quickly knock out the task for you.This download is also available as an...
Provided by: Mary Ann Richardson
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Use Excel's Text To Columns command to separate first and last names
January 27, 2009 3:18pm PST
If you need to split a list of names into two columns, you don't have to do it manually. See how this Excel wizard can quickly knock out the task for you.
75 Latest comment by excelinexcel
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How to convert imported text into numbers
January 27, 2009 3:02pm PST
Reformatting data you've imported into Excel can be tricky if it comes in as text. Here are two tricks for working around this problem.
2 Latest comment by jpol99
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Enhance your training with online interactive slide shows
January 27, 2009 2:19pm PST
Let your users watch instructional presentations at their own pace. Using PowerPoint's slide show setup options, you can easily make a presentation viewable online.
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How to delete space above a column to even up the text
January 27, 2009 2:08pm PST
Word's spacing options can throw your text out of alignment if you have multiple columns. Here's a quick fix that will even things up.

































