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Microsoft Project – Converting 2010 files to 2007
A question that often arises with a newly launched version of an application is; Will the new file format be compatible with an older version? If you are a Microsoft Project user then this question is...
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How To Effectively Monitor Your Projects Using Earned Value Equations
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Using the Timeline feature in MS Project
The Timeline feature was first introduced to MS Project users in 2010. It helps to display a visual summary of a project. This post will detail the many functions of the Timeline feature and which...
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Obama, Insourcing and Your (Microsoft) Office
Passing your spreadsheet and database needs to an external company is all too appealing when looking for quick results at low cost. But, is this economically viable or is outsourcing slowing bringing...
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36.5 Office 365 Features That Will Boost Your Productivity
Formerly named Business Productivity Online Suite, Office 365 sees the introduction of a host of cool features that have the potential to increase your company’s productivity. With the ability to take...
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Microsoft Bunny & The Complete List of MS Easter Eggs
For those of you that have been using computers since the 1990’s, you’ll likely remember a number of Easter Eggs embedded into a range of Microsoft applications. But do you remember all of them? This...
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Should I upgrade to Office 365?
In years gone by, the Microsoft Office Suite would come pre-loaded on your PC or laptop. However, due to a host of market influences including increasing demand for cheaper hardware, many products were...
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Why Your Business Must Switch From Windows XP
Microsoft’s marketing campaign Released on August 24th, 2001, Windows XP is widely regarded as Microsoft’s most successful OS, boasting over 400 million active users at its peak in January 2006. Now...
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Download your FREE Microsoft Office Training Manuals Today
Everyone knows the best things in life are free. That’s why we’ve made our entire library of Microsoft Office training manuals available for you to download completely free of charge. Our comprehensive...
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Windows XP Retirement Infographic reveals Microsofts bold vision for the future
We’ve already discussed what the cessation of support for Windows XP means for your business. Deciding whether to upgrade to Windows 7 or 8 has had the Google+ community divided, though one thing is...
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Windows XP – Going, Going, Gone…
Happy Retirement XP If you’re running Windows XP, you’ll be familiar with that annoying update that happens when you try and shut down for the day. It takes ages, it means you can’t simply switch off...
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Could a single spreadsheet bankrupt your business?
That’s not a headline designed just to capture your attention. It’s a very real possibility. Spreadsheets can be powerful. They’re full of functionality yet easy to use. Everyone can create and use a...
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UK government pays £5.5m penalty for not listening to Microsoft
£5.5m says UK government should have taken Microsoft seriously about XP Imagine you’re at an important hospital appointment and you’re kept waiting because the scanner, which potentially cost £100K,...
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How to use SpecialCells method in Excel VBA SpecialCells in VBA is a really useful method to deploy in Excel. It returns a Range Object that only covers the type of cells you specify. You can use the...
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