If you are an IT professional as I am, you would love to live digitally and electronically too.
Today one of my co-workers in Finance department asked me to take a look at an Excel worksheet. He needed to add something in but all modification options like Insert, Delete were grayed out. He mentioned he was not the original guy did this worksheet and the guy who did this worksheet had left.
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I installed Quicken 2008 Home & Business just wanted to upgrade my out-dated Microsoft® Money 2004, and the next step is to convert all data since I do not want to enter all data in Quicken again. I checked the Import… option from Quicken menu, but I could not find any import format for Microsoft Money.
After searching on Quicken support site, I found that I need an utility called Data Converter to do such job. The Data Converter converts your data from Microsoft® Money 2003 or later for use in Quicken for Windows version 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, and 2004. It might also work with other versions of Money. If your version of Money can copy .XML files to your desktop, the Data Converter will likely convert your data.
To convert your data, you create 2 transaction reports in Microsoft Money: an Account transactions report for the standard transactions and an Investment transactions report for the investment transactions. You import the reports into Quicken and add some information that will help you take advantage of several Quicken features.
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In my Outlook 2003, I could not use my right click with all mail/calendar items, and whenever I tried to open a recurring event I got an “object not found” error message. Any new event setup after my issue was fine. Continue reading ‘How to resolve “The object could not be found” issue in Outlook 2003′
If you like a very interest video clip from the YouTube and want to share with your co-workers in your next presentation, you should be able to play it in a PowerPoint presentation using a specific ActiveX control and the Macromedia Flash Player. Since videos on YouTube are almost flash-like files, you can add an ActiveX control to the PowerPoint slide and create a link from it to the video clip.
Please make sure you can play flash file on your computer before you proceed.
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Today when I started Microsoft Office Outlook 2003, I received the following error message:
Microsoft Office Outlook
Error in registry for extension “Exchange Extensions”.
The syntax or format of the registry entry is incorrect. Check the registry settings and compare the registry for this extension to other extensions in the registry.
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I love Firefox, not to say its charming security features and I already felt hooked up especially after a long time playing. But life is always hard to be satisfied. There are still a bunch of website which were not designed well so that they can not perform well in Firefox but good in IE. Like some websites under Micro$oft domain, and one of my favorite online radio site KissRadio. I used to fire these two different types of browsers and busy with switching between them. Life gets better now when
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There are six main steps to sending a Microsoft Outlook mail message by using Automation, as follows:
Outlook doesn’t have a View, Source option like you’ll find in Outlook Express.It has View, Options which shows you the Internet header in a small text box.
But it only includes the Internet header, not the full message source.
Using Outlook 2003 you can view the header and source together, if you edit a registry key.
Today I tried to install Oracle 9i on my Windows 2003 Web Edition server with 3 installation CDs. First I did not get the auto-run working when the disc 1 inserted. So I browsed to the CD driver and clicked the autorun.exe file under the autorun folder manually. But I got an error message window indicating that “Windows cannot open this program since it has been disabled“.
This is weird. I thought it might be my CD-ROM problem, so I move these files to my hard-disk. Re-clicked again, the same error. I tried the setup.exe too, and got the same error. Tried the same CD on the Windows XP pro machine, ran without any problem.
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