Hello My Fellow Office 2007 Onlookers,Â
Well, I finally installed MS Office 2007 Enterprise on my sapphire-blue Acer Aspire One Netbook PC.Â
Being deathly afraid of change, I have resisted letting go of my beloved 2003 version of Office.Â
However, just like time, Microsoft Office waits for no one. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Boys and Girls,
The following article, by Eric Griffith, will show you how to turn your little USB Thumb Drive into a virtual Mini PC.Â
I love this stuff!!!! (Big Smile)Â
Enjoy,
Hello Everyone,
I am not exactly sure how much of the following piece, by John C. Dvorak, with which I agree but it is definitely “food for thought.â€Â
Enjoy Your Meal,
Hello Everyone,
Even as a longtime diehard Microsoft Office guy, after reading the following article, by Edward Mendelson, in which he explores the nether regions of a totally free online and offline office suite, I must admit that the thrill may be gone between me and … well, I’ll let you take a look, first.Â
Enjoy
Hello Everyone,
One of the best features of the Internet is that it allows all of us to gain as much knowledge as we desire.Â
Want to become more skilled in the latest version of MS Office? Perhaps you need to learn the basics of programming. Is becoming a Photoshop Photon your true dream?Â
Well, when you are ready to learn, learn it from the best; learn it from Lynda; Lynda.com, that is.
Take the first step on your new path by reading the following information and then, in a little while, I’ll meet you on the other side.
Hello All,
The following MS Word 2007 tip, by Neil J. Rubenking, is sure to take you back to the future, the next time you find yourself lost in MS Word 2007.
Enjoy,
On the 200th anniversary of your blessed birth, it is my esteemed honor to thank you, Monsieur Louis Braille, for giving me and thousands and thousands like me, who see by the candles of the mind, a means, a written language to explore the path of life with those who see by the light of the stars.
The name Braille! Ah, there’s something about your name. Perhaps it’s special because I know that without you, I would not be what I am and I could not become what I one day hope to be.
Most sincerely,
Mark Taylor
Please Click Here to read more about Monsieur Braille and to learn how you can help further Braille literacy in your community.
SCENARIO:
Best selling Novelist, poet, playwright, mountain climber, deep sea diver, big game hunter, curator, sherpa, business tycoon, singer, songwriter, seamstress, wordsmith, philanthropist, bacon connoisseur, master magician, snack-time technology taste-tester, award winning chocolatier, baker, professional card-counter, theologian, exorcist, cellist, the Fifth Beatle, and Nobel laureate Mark Marcus sits in the window of his favorite Dairy Queen restaurant enjoying a large watermelon-flavored Arctic Rush slurpee.Â
His Smartphone, with Caller ID, alerts him that he has an incoming call from the attorney of his soon-to-be ninth ex-wife, Sasha, a world-renowned supermodel. Read the rest of this entry »
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Thank you,
Mark
HOW TO CREATE A WORD 2007 TABLE OF CONTENTS
by Neil Randall
When your Word documents approach novel—or even novella—length, it may be time to give readers a table of contents. Read the rest of this entry »
