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How to Enable the Developer Ribbon in Microsoft Excel 2010
One of the cool new features of Microsoft Office 2010 is that the Options dialog now allows the user to quickly and easily customize the Ribbon Settings for any of the Office applications. This also means that enabling the Developer Ribbon in Microsoft Excel 2010 is slightly different than previous versions. To enable the Developer [...]
Using the Graphics Manager to work with Images in Publisher 2007
We’ve all had it happen, we finally get our publication just right then we open our email to send it off and notice another email with updated pictures, graphics, or logos! Luckily, Microsoft Publisher has a Graphics Manager that makes replacing images quick and painless, saving you the time and headache of rebuilding your document! [...]
Using ShapeSheets in Microsoft Visio 2007
Every shape and object in Microsoft Visio 2007 has its own ShapeSheet. A ShapeSheet is a set of definitions, or properties, for a shape. They control the way Visio creates shapes and the way the shapes behave in a drawing. After you use ShapeSheets to modify a shape you can store it in stencils and [...]
Showing Hidden and System Objects in the Navigation Pane
It occurred to me that many people may not know how to show Hidden Objects and System Objects in the Navigation Pane, that are stored in the Access database application. But it is possible and very easy to do, so I thought I would write a short article about it. The following are the steps [...]
How to Create the USysRibbons table in Microsoft Access 2007
I recently needed to create a USysRibbons table to create Custom Tabs and Ribbons in Microsoft Access 2007. This is extremely easy to do in an Access database application, so I just wanted to write a short article about to how to create the USysRibbons table in Access 2007. Step-by-Step Open the Access database application [...]
Can’t Delete File in Windows Vista or Windows 7 – Problem Solved!
Recently I’ve had some problems deleting .MOV and .ICO files from my desktop in Windows Vista. After months of frustration and searching the web for a solution to the problem, I’ve finally found it! Although this issue seems to be very well known in both Windows Vista and Windows 7, I was only able to [...]
Creating Screen Clippings (screenshots) using OneNote 2010
The Microsoft OneNote 2010 Screen Clipping feature is one of my favorite features in OneNote and I think a lot of people don’t know how useful it can be for day to day work. Using the Screen Clipping feature in Microsoft OneNote, you can take screenshots very quickly and easily, and that include multiple windows [...]
Creating Primary Keys and Foreign Keys in Microsoft Access
Working with the data in Microsoft Access tables is very important and is often difficult for new users to understand how to properly design tables to store data in the most efficient manner possible. This article has been submitted to discuss the use and creation of Primary Key and Foreign Key fields in Microsoft Access [...]
The Access 2010 Programmer’s Reference gets a 5-star review!
Danny Lesandrini of the DatabaseJournal.com says: “The Microsoft Access 2010 Programmer’s Reference by Wrox is one that I’ll be keeping!” Thanks Danny for all of your wonderful review comments, we really appreciate your thoughtfulness! Find out more about the Access 2010 Programmer’s Reference here.
Connecting Microsoft Outlook 2007 to GoDaddy email with SSL
Recently I wrote an article about hook up Outlook 2007 to Gmail and I realized that another handy tutorial would be how to hook up Microsoft Outlook to GoDaddy e-mail servers, so that you can use Outlook with your own domain’s email. In this article, I will show you how to hook up your Microsoft [...]
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