How to Use Symbols and Special Characters in Excel

The use of Special Characters is probably one of the least frequently accessed features in Excel, nevertheless it requires special attention because everyone should know how to insert special characters while using Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and other applications. We live in a world where everything is copyrighted, trademarked, and patented…so it is important that we [...]

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Use AutoFill and Save Time Entering Data in Excel

As a frequent user of Excel I find that one of the most useful features is AutoFill. When preparing spreadsheets for presentations or when your organizing data to keep a sense of sanity, AutoFill will simplify that task. AutoFill will ensure data integrity and will maintain order when data series require it.
In the example [...]

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Use Validation Lists in Excel to Control User Input

If you create spreadsheets in Excel and would like a way to ensure that data entered by others is consistent, you can use data validation lists to specify the items that can be entered into a specific cell. Data Validation lists work by allowing users to specify a list of data that is [...]

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Upload Your Picasa Photos to Facebook in a Snap

If you use Picasa to manage your photos and Facebook to share them with friends and family, then you definitely need to follow this guide, it will make your life simpler. Picasa uploader is simply a button that is added to Picasa’s menu that allows you to upload pictures directly to Facebook using Picasa, no [...]

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How to Configure and Use Video Chat in Gmail

If there is one thing I absolutely love about Google products it’s their simplicity and integration, instead of installing a third-party application or manufacturer’s clumsy software you can use your webcam with Gmail within a browser window to chat with friends using video. The how-to below will walk you through the steps necessary to [...]

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How to Display Multiple Excel Windows in the Taskbar

I often work with multiple Excel windows at any given time and I have found that I work best with Excel when all open windows are displayed on the Windows Taskbar (see screenshot below for illustration). The default setting for this feature groups all Excel windows (or workbooks) into one Taskbar button. This can be [...]

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How to Access God Mode in Windows 7

While going through my RSS feeds this morning I found a very interesting article from Paul Thurott on his Supersite blog about Windows 7 God Mode. As soon as I got a chance I tested the instructions he provided and can confirm that there is indeed a God Mode that is available in Windows 7. [...]

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Help Me Spread Awareness About Fake Virus Scanner Scams

In an effort to educate computer users about the potential dangers of fake virus scanner pop-ups and how to close the pop-ups without infecting their computers I put together a one page PDF that summarizes the threat and lists some steps to help mitigate its impact. The idea came from a similar campaign that was [...]

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