Word is like Prego, the good stuff is in there, but it’s going to take a little while to find until you get use to the new interface. Until then here’s a quick tip on how to find where to turn off password protection.
Here’s a quick visual to help you find the odd place where your Access macro settings have ended up.
10+ tips for boosting your Word 2007 productivity | 10 Things | TechRepublic.com
We’ve put together a collection of tips from our Office Suite newsletter that will help them acclimate to Word’s new functionality and show them how to perform their everyday tasks using Word 2007 tools and techniques. You can download the collection as a PDF or follow the links below to read the tips individually.
Turn off gridlines in your Excel applications
Gridlines in your Excel worksheets can be quite distracting. Mary Ann Richardson explains how to make gridlines invisible in Excel 2002, 2003, and 2007.
Add autonumbering to your Excel spreadsheet | Microsoft Office | TechRepublic.com
Unlike Access, Excel does not have an autonumbering feature that increments a number each time you add a new row. With Excel 2003 and 2007, you can use the Row function to add your own autonumbering to a data list.
Automatically add new data to an Excel chart | Microsoft Office | TechRepublic.com
Once you go through all the work of creating and formatting a chart, you don’t want to have to start over again when new data comes in. Fortunately, you don’t have to with Excel. You can simply copy and paste the new data to your chart.
More ways to use Excel to save yourself time and effort.
Enter text without changing the underlying cells in Excel 2007
Excel cells are limited to 256 characters. However, the cell’s size and ability to display its contents change with the size of its surrounding columns. Excel 2007′s text boxes overcome these potential limitations
I know I’ve had this issue before. Check out the solution in Office 07!
Since all the other applications had a team blog, Outlook decided to jump on board as well. They’ve got some great tips so go check out their site.
If you want to get tips and tricks straight from the horse’s mouth than this is the place to do it. The very people responsible for writing the code behind Powerpoint 07 have a blog where the give you advice on how to use it. The site is searchable and each post is tagged with keywords to make browsing by subject easier.
If you want to get tips and tricks straight from the horse’s mouth than this is the place to do it. The very people responsible for writing the code behind Word 07 have a blog where the give you advice on how to use it. The site is searchable and each post is tagged with keywords to make browsing by subject easier.
