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Make iGoogle Your Startup Page in Microsoft Outlook

If you are a Microsoft Outlook user that regularly uses iGoogle as your dashboard, have you ever thought about combining the two? It’s nearly trivial to add your iGoogle page to Outlook and make it the startup page….

Lowell Heddings Feb 14th, 2008

Search and Replace Specific Formatting (fonts, styles,etc) in Microsoft Word 2007

If you’ve ever worked on a document originally created by somebody else, you’ll most likely immediately be frustrated by their horrible choice of fonts and formatting. What you might not realize is that the search and replace…

Lowell Heddings Jan 30th, 2008

Translate Selected Text in Microsoft Word 2007

This article was written by MysticGeek, a tech blogger at the How-To Geek Blogs.

Brian Burgess Jan 16th, 2008

Easier Table Column Selection in Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word is a behemoth of formatting options only fully understood by a select few… for the rest of us it’s just plain confusing and often frustrating to deal with. I noticed a neat trick for selecting columns and fel…

Lowell Heddings Jan 13th, 2008

Use the Keyboard to Move Items Up or Down in Microsoft Word

If you are a frequent user of Microsoft Word, you’ve already spent incredible amounts of time moving pieces of your document around, often by using copy and paste. If you simply need to move items up or down, there’s a keyboa…

Lowell Heddings Jan 7th, 2008

Select Text Vertically in Microsoft Word

If you often need to use Microsoft Word for writing documents, you’ve probably come across the situation where you needed to delete the beginning of each line in a list, especially if you are reformatting a document or dealin…

Lowell Heddings Jan 4th, 2008

Use Gmail IMAP in Microsoft Outlook 2007

We’ve all been hearing about the new IMAP support in Gmail, but how do we access that from Outlook? Those of you that have been waiting patiently will be happy to know all the instructions are on this page….

Lowell Heddings Nov 1st, 2007

Pin Microsoft Outlook to the Desktop Background

Have you ever wanted to just “stick” your Outlook calendar to the desktop? For those of us with multiple monitors it makes even more sense… just having your calendar open on the second monitor at all times would be a great …

Lowell Heddings Oct 30th, 2007

Integrate Twitter With Microsoft Outlook

If you use Microsoft Outlook as the center for all your communications, you might be interested in integrating Twitter directly into Outlook so you never have to leave the comfort of your inbox to read about the daily minutia…

Lowell Heddings Oct 4th, 2007

Undocumented Microsoft Word Feature: Insert Lorem Ipsum Text

Our tip last week about inserting random text was extremely popular, but virtually everybody said it would be much better if you could insert lorem ipsum text into the document instead of random content from the help file……

Lowell Heddings Sep 13th, 2007

Use Hotmail from Microsoft Outlook

If you are still using Hotmail but would prefer to access your email from a desktop client, then you might be interested to know that Microsoft has released a connector that will allow you to send and receive Hotmail or Offic…

Lowell Heddings Sep 7th, 2007

Fun at Work: Microsoft Word "Easter Egg"

This isn’t exactly an easter egg, because it’s actually documented in Microsoft’s knowledge base, but it’s one of those features that you just weren’t expecting so it still qualifies.

Brian Burgess Sep 4th, 2007

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