Work Faster With a Drop Down List For Auto Filling Your Cells.
In the last couple of months we’ve covered some really cool Excel Tips and Tricks. But more important some of these Excel Tips and Tricks were really useful and will save you lots of time. Some of my personal favorite Excel Tips and Tricks are the Excel formula’s that we used to count all the empty cells, the one to automatically highlight the weekdays, and the Trick for Excel telling you your input so you can check your data. You can imagine that I would publish the Tips and Tricks first that I’m using most often. This is why I was a bit surprised when Danielle send me an e-mail if I could make a tutorial for her with a small explanation about the use of auto-form’s in Microsoft Excel. I’m using the drop down menus in Microsoft Excel quite often and they are real handy, they will save you lots of time so it was quite surprising that I didn’t cover it earlier but if you ask me; better late than never;).
How to Disable the Screen Tips in IE.
A couple of days back I showed you how to disable the Screen Tips in MS Outlook and this article was in regard to a reader question from David. His email had two questions in it because he also wondered if this was possible in Internet Explorer. It is possible but it requires a bit more work than in Outlook.
This is How to Disable the Screen Tips in IE.
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Go to Start
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And type in gpedit.msc in XP you first need to open Run.
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And press enter
Now go to
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User Configuration
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Administrative Templates
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Start Menu
How to Disable the Screen Tips in MS Outlook.
Today I have a Quick Tip for MS Outlook for you. It was a reader question from David. Thanks David for contacting us, I hope it helps. He read the article how to disable the screen tips in MS Word and wondered if there was a quick trick like this for MS Outlook too. I hope I’ve understood it and there is indeed a quick trick.
How to Disable the Screen Tips in MS Outlook.
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Go to the Tools menu
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Select Customize
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Go to the Options tab
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And uncheck the box for Show ScreenTips on toolbars
How Can I Surf on the Web Anonymously?
How can I surf on the web anonymously?? This is a question that I get asked at least once a week especially now that pc security is such a booming topic.
When you surf the web it is possible to get information about you even when you don’t want to advertise who you are. This is true even if your system contains no virus or malware software.
Specially information like your IP address, your country (and your region/city based on your IP address), what computer system you are on, what browser you use, your browser history, and other information. It gets worse. People can get your computer’s name and even find out your name if your system supports programs like finger or identd. Also, cookies can track your habits as you move from machine to machine.
The World of Office Computer Support Forums are Live!!
You might have seen the forum link in the header of this blog but I can tell you now that after a lot of tweaking and getting things ready the forums are now live and accessible.
We worked a lot of hours to get things ready but now that it’s live, we and I especially are incredibly proud of what we’ve done. I think it looks really really awesome.
We created this forum for several reasons. As I wrote in the introduction post we want this to be the "mecca" for all your computer support questions of all sorts… a place to learn, to share, and to grow.
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