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  • Microsoft Publisher 2010 – A Variety of Underline Styles

    Underline text in a Publisher 2010 document with dots, dashes, waves, and more.

    Underlining text in a Microsoft Publisher 2010 publication is easy – just highlight the text and press CTRL+U, or click the U button from the “Home” tab in the Ribbon.

    Did you know, however, that you can change the underline style, including underlining text with dots, dashes, and waves? It requires just a few clicks:…

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  • Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 – Backtrack Your Mistakes by Allowing More Undos

    If PowerPoint 2010’s Undo feature doesn’t remember enough edits, force it to remember up to 150.

    While frantically putting together a presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 at the last minute, you’re bound to make some mistakes. Don’t worry – you can easily undo edits by pressing Ctrl + Z. In fact, PowerPoint by default remembers up to your last 20 edits, so if you make a mess of things you should be able to recover. (Of course, you should still save your work often, and perhaps create backup copies at different stages of your presentation editing.)

    For many people 20 edits is enough. However, if you need PowerPoint to remember even more edits (up to 150), the following tweak should help:…

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  • NLP Allergy Demo

    Allergies are basically a mistake on the part of the immune system and are typically developed during life transition times. Using NLP you can often eliminate an allergic response to something. If you have an allergy, find a competent NLP Practitioner who has been through a legitimate and thorough NLP Practitioner Training. This process is not intended to replace appropriate medical care. As always, check with your doctor to be responsible about your health.

  • 3D Alien Invasion (no glasses required – view crosseyed)

    For best viewing, watch the video full screen and in 480 pixelmode. To see the images in 3D, hold your head up straight (very important or the two images won’t line up properly), look at the vertical center line and cross your eyes. The 3D image will appear in the middle. If you don’t see the 3D picture right away, keep trying, it takes a bit of practice.
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

  • Minarets – Ansel Adams Wilderness


    I know the feeling…

    Sometimes I do get to places just when God’s ready to have somebody click the shutter.
    – Ansel Adams

    Minarets - Ansel Adams Wilderness, California
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    Minarets – Ansel Adams Wilderness, California

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  • Nikon D60 BAG VANGUARD by nikonaazz

    This bag is only for camera 142x132x55cm. and will find in ebay 100 $.

  • Day 25: Monochromatic love


    Day 25: Monochromatic love, originally uploaded by reinlady.

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  • Microsoft Excel 2010 – Change the Default Font for New Workbooks

    Tired of every Excel 2010 workbook using 11 point Calibri as the default for cells? Change the default font for all new workbooks.

    Just as in other Office 2010 applications, Microsoft Excel 2010 has a default font for new documents – 11 point “Body Text” (Calibri). While you can change the font for individual cells or groups of them, what if you grow tired of every new spreadsheet using this standard font? Maybe you want to use Arial or Verdana, or want cells a little larger so they are easier to read?

    1. Select the “File” tab in the Ribbon….

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  • Microsoft Outlook 2010 – Force Spell Check to Occur Before Sending Emails

    To help avoid embarrassing mistakes, configure Outlook 2010 to always spell check your e-mail before sending it.

    Microsoft Outlook 2010 automatically corrects many common spelling errors via its AutoCorrect features, and words not found in the dictionary are marked with red squiggles. However, if you type up a quick e-mail and press the “Send” button, it can be easy to glance over possible spelling errors.

    You can configure the software to automatically spell check documents once you hit the “Send” button, displaying dialog boxes as it finds possible misspellings and asking you how to correct them. While running a spell checker automatically won’t guarantee your documents will be free from errors, it probably won’t hurt. Plus, if you’re in a hurry and have to get an e-mail sent ASAP (errors or not), you can abort the spell check operation….

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