Posted on May 17th, 2013 by Forrest Garcia | No Comments »
If you have set up an IMAP account in Outlook 2010, then you must have been looking for a way to change Outlook startup folder to IMAP Inbox. By default Outlook 2010 always open Outlook Data Folder, so you have to navigate to Inbox of specific IMAP account manually. In this post we will focusing [...]
Posted on May 15th, 2013 by Kim | No Comments »
Have you ever had line upon line of data in Excel and been unsure how to wrap it into an easy to read summary? Pivot tables to the rescue! Let’s look at a sample spreadsheet. All the data is organized into columns, with a title for each column occupying the first cell of [...]
Posted on May 13th, 2013 by Forrest Garcia | No Comments »
Both Outlook 2007 and 2010 have been given a powerful add-in called InboxEX. This is geared for those who perform numerous basic and advanced Outlook operations, such as scheduling meetings, searching mails, setting appointments, adding and synching events between Google Calendar and Outlook and sharing calendar events with others on a daily basis. InboxEX is [...]
Posted on May 10th, 2013 by Austin Leach | No Comments »
A few weeks ago, ZDNet’s Ed Bott reported on the way that potentially unwanted software gets installed with Java. Here’s what to look out for. With the frequency of Java updates, you have probably seen (and ignored) the popups that ask you to install. But if you do run an update (which you very much [...]
Posted on May 7th, 2013 by Forrest Garcia | No Comments »
There is no doubt that Outlook 2010 is great when it comes to managing multiple email accounts, but is lacking in the ability to create a single inbox folder for all your accounts. Let’s say you want to view all the emails you receive from all your different configured accounts including, Yahoo Mail, Gmail, Hotmail, [...]
Posted on May 3rd, 2013 by Austin Leach | No Comments »
You finally took the plunge and switched from your Windows PC to a Mac! Goodbye, viruses and BSoDs! To make sure you can still work, you should probably install Office for Mac 2011. Using Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook means that you can easily share files and emails with your co-workers just like you did [...]
Posted on April 28th, 2013 by Tony Cooper | No Comments »
To all that are currently using Office 365 or to anyone interested, some exciting things are happening in the realm of 365. In February of 2013, Microsoft started rolling out their “Wave 15″, region by region. Well what does this mean exactly? It is time for a little show and tell. To go along with [...]
Posted on April 26th, 2013 by Austin Leach | No Comments »
My dad frequently asks me when the day will come that we will no longer need passwords. He happily tells me that he would rather not have passwords at all because they are too hard to remember. Here is a good tip I learned for coming up with a long password that is difficult to [...]
Posted on April 23rd, 2013 by Forrest Garcia | No Comments »
Office 2010 has improved the Quick Access Toolbar, allowing for easy customization. A user can bring as many options, shortcuts and features right to the front for easy access. One handy option is the ability to move the quick bar below the ribbon. Let me show you how to do this process in Excel 2010. [...]
Posted on April 20th, 2013 by ssilengo | No Comments »
If you’ve got the type of job where data wrangling and presenting data is a part of your life, have I got the app for you! Kiss Power Point goodbye because this is going to blow your mind: Infogr.am is a free web application that ingests spreadsheets and .csv files, and spits out beautiful, interesting [...]