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    How to convert PDF to Word files?
    ON: 2009-07-22 04:59:58
    Do you need to edit PDF or reuse elements from PDF? This tutorial shows you how to convert PDF to Word step by step. It is easy and useful.
    11 times | category: [Formatting]
    How to Extract Media [Images] from DOCx douments [Tutorial]
    ON: 2009-07-22 04:01:57
    Sometime during your computer life you may have the need to extract images from a Microsoft Word Document. If it using the new 2007+ .docx format, you’re in luck. I’ll show you, in this blog post/tutorial, a very simple ‘hack‘ of how to extract all media images into a director
    6 times | category: [Graphics and Objects]
    How to convert PDF to Word files?
    ON: 2009-07-22 03:03:47
    Do you need to edit PDF or reuse elements from PDF? This tutorial shows you how to convert PDF to Word step by step. It is easy and useful.
    16 times | category: [Introduction to MS Word]
    Auto Fill
    ON: 2009-07-20 09:44:52
    This technique enables excel to copy text/data into multiple cells. You can't work in Excel without knowing this basic procedure.
    6 times | category: [Functions]
    Upper to Lower Case Function “=PROPER()”
    ON: 2009-07-20 09:41:43
    The following formula easily tranforms a list of data from Upper to Lower case. This is has come in handy several times.
    4 times | category: [Functions]
    Current Date & Time
    ON: 2009-07-20 09:32:24
    The following two forumula are extremely useful. As simple as they may seem, they can play a vital role in many Excel documents.
    11 times | category: [Functions]
    Data Validation - Dependent Lists
    ON: 2009-07-20 09:10:36
    This tutorial will show you how to create a dependent list on Excel. This technique is extremely useful when categorizing data. In the example below, the user will select the State in cell A3. Cell B3 (City) will pull a city based off of the users selection.
    9 times | category: [Functions]
    Creating Charts in Excel 2007
    ON: 2009-07-20 08:59:52
    In this tutorial Find out how to create charts in Excel 2007.
    6 times | category: [Charts and Graphs]
    How To Get the Weekday as Text in Excel VBA
    ON: 2009-07-20 08:43:32
    This tutorial explains how to get the weekday as text in Excel, using VBA, and giving a function to do the job. We also give a method which avoids using macros, for comparison.
    8 times | category: [Macros]
    VBA: Find Text in a String (instr)
    ON: 2009-07-20 08:39:22
    You can use the instr function in VBA to test if a string contains certain text. The result is the number of times the specified text appears in the string.
    12 times | category: [Macros]
    Conditonal Formatting - Shading Alternate Rows
    ON: 2009-07-20 08:25:30
    This Excel function is very useful when dealing with long lists of data. However, it is extremely easy to use once you know the simple formula.
    7 times | category: [Formatting]
    Editing Documents
    ON: 2009-04-22 09:07:58
    Selecting text to perform numerous operations. Using the Undo feature as the ultimate "oops" fixer. Adjusting the zoom setting so that you can read tiny print or check a detailed graphic. Opening multiple documents at once so that you can easily create a new document from pieces of existing documents. Using Word's collection of view modes to review, edit, and format documents. Previewing a document in Print Preview before you send it to the printer. Faxing and emailing documents
    8 times | category: [Formatting]
    Navigating Through Drives and Folders
    ON: 2009-04-22 08:59:26
    you may choose to save all your documents in the same folder because keeping everything in one place is often easier when you are just starting out. However, the more documents you create, the more difficult it may become to locate the one you want. The "Organizing Files in Folders" section later in this chapter covers file management strategies to help you organize your files.
    9 times | category: [Formatting]
    Becoming Familiar with the Open Dialog Box
    ON: 2009-04-22 08:54:05
    When you're ready to open a file, you'll use the Open dialog box. This is one of the "file management" dialog boxes in Word. Others are the Save As, Insert File, and Insert Picture dialog boxes. It's important to spend a few minutes becoming familiar with file management dialog boxes because you will use them not only to locate files, but also to organize your files and folders. After you use Word for a while, you'll see that you spend a lot of time in these dialog boxes.
    19 times | category: [Formatting]
    Saving to a Different File Format
    ON: 2009-04-22 08:43:34
    Word is the dominant word processing program on the market, but others are available. You can freely share your Word documents with someone who uses a completely different program, such as WordPerfect, or someone who uses a different version of Microsoft Word by simply saving the document in a different format. Word has a nice collection of conversion files, or filters, as they are sometimes called. You can save documents in all the frequently used formats including WordPerfect, previous versions of Word, Rich Text Format (RTF), Web Page (HTML), XML, and Plain Text (*.txt).
    4 times | category: [Formatting]
    Saving Documents
    ON: 2009-04-22 08:26:06
    Electronic copies of documents have virtually replaced paper copies, so even if you don't think you'll ever work with a document again, saving it on disk is a good idea so that you can keep a record of it.
    6 times | category: [Formatting]
    Using the Task Pane
    ON: 2009-04-22 08:24:02
    The task pane, one of the new features in Word XP, is designed to make it easier for you to select recently used documents, create new documents, and get help when you need it. Positioned on the right side of the screen, the task pane is out of the way but still accessible.
    7 times | category: [Formatting]
    Import Process Diagrams from PowerPoint using a Plug-in
    ON: 2009-04-21 12:57:31
    Discover a plug-in that extends WebSphere Business Modeler's import capability to enable import of PowerPoint slides, focusing on converting PowerPoint process diagrams to WebSphere Business Modeler process definitions. A pre-defined set of mappings form the basis for transformation between the two formats.
    7 times | category: [Content and Formatting]
    Removing #DIV/0! errors from your spreadsheets
    ON: 2009-04-21 12:52:14
    Shows how to remove #DIV/0! errors from your spreadsheets permanently using the AssumeIT macros
    19 times | category: [Macros]
    IRR Calculator
    ON: 2009-04-21 12:48:05
    A tutorial on how to use the Excel IRR Calculator which can be downloaded from our site with some explanation how IRR works
    12 times | category: [Functions]
    Putting new buttons on toolbars in MS Office
    ON: 2009-03-13 13:14:42
    How to add buttons to the toolbars in MS Office
    28 times | category: [Introduction to MS Word]
    Getting Acquainted with the Word Interface
    ON: 2009-03-13 13:11:43
    You may be new to Word, but if you've used any other Windows program, you'll recognize most of the screen elements. The screen always contains a title bar, menu bar, toolbar, and control buttons. You'll find that the nice thing about a Windows program is that after you learn one application, you have a head start on the next one.
    13 times | category: [Introduction to MS Word]
    Working with Toolbars
    ON: 2009-03-13 12:40:58
    The toolbar line on the Word screen actually contains two toolbars: the Standard toolbar, which contains buttons for frequently used features such as Open, Save, and Print; and the Formatting toolbar, which contains buttons for common formatting tasks such as Font, Bold, and Bullets. You can choose from different toolbars, including toolbars for working with graphics, reviewing documents, editing tables, and creating merge files
    15 times | category: [Formatting]
    Double The Value of The Recently Used File List
    ON: 2009-03-12 09:30:36
    You routinely open the same six workbooks. The File menu shows only the last four workbooks that you opened or saved. It sure would be nice if it showed at least the last six workbooks.
    12 times | category: [Formatting]
    Add A Close Button To The Standard Toolbar
    ON: 2009-03-12 09:28:46
    Experiment with adding new buttons so that any task that you perform regularly has a one-click option.Your efficiency with Excel would increase if you had a one click option for closing workbooks.
    6 times | category: [Formatting]
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