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Published February 3, 2011

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Undo columns in a Word document

You won’t find an undo command to return your document to a single-column format in Word 2010. But you can undo multiple columns in a document by clicking the Page Layout tab, clicking Columns, and then clicking One to reformat your entire document as one column. Do you have Word tips or tricks to share?

Published January 31, 2011

3 min read

Use code to “undo” things in Access

One of the more common tasks on a computer is to undo something you just did by mistake. At least, it’s one of my more common tasks. CTRL+Z is my friend. But not everyone uses keyboard shortcuts – that’s why there’s an Undo button in the Microsoft Office user interface.

Published January 28, 2011

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Survey of 10,000 Yammer Users Reveals Benefits of Enterprise Social Networking

Recently, we surveyed our users to better understand the effect Yammer is having on organizations. 10,000 users participated in the survey, and the vast majority of respondents found that Yammer helps people collaborate more easily and better engage with their coworkers.

Published January 18, 2011

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Excel table or PivotTable?

In Excel there are tables and PivotTables. You may wonder why you’d need to create a table when the whole worksheet already looks like one. And you’ve heard about PivotTables and how complex they are.

Published January 13, 2011

3 min read

Add a table of contents to your workbook – it’s easy, I promise!

Sometimes workbooks can be very large and hard to navigate. Only so many tabs fit across the bottom of the screen, and it’s hard to know how long each worksheet is. Excel doesn’t have a built-in way to add a table of contents to a workbook; however, there is a way!

Published December 17, 2010

2 min read

Issues with the recent update for Outlook 2007

On Tuesday, December 14, we released an update (KB2412171) for Microsoft Outlook 2007. We have discovered several issues with the update and want to inform you about problems you might encounter and what corrective steps we recommend. As of December 16, this Outlook 2007 update has been removed from Microsoft Update.

Published December 16, 2010

4 min read

App-V: Why it should be the most important tool in your virtualization tool belt

As discussed in previous posts, Microsoft’s Desktop Virtualization allows flexibility to deliver, test and manage the user settings, applications and your operating system, Windows 7, more easily. Today I’d like to further explore Application Virtualization, which is a key component to a complete desktop virtualization strategy.

Published December 15, 2010

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Personalize a calendar for New Year in Publisher

Here we are just days away from New Year’s Day, and that means we need new calendars. As many of you know, Publisher makes quick work of creating personalized calendars. In this post I show how to make a new calendar or update an old one in Publisher 2010 and 2007.

Published December 7, 2010

2 min read

Can’t find the Chart Wizard? No worries

Going, going, gone! Yes, it’s true that the Chart Wizard was removed from the product when we shipped Excel 2007, and we didn’t bring it back in Excel 2010. For those of you upgrading from Excel 97-2003, this may come as a big shock.

Published November 30, 2010

5 min read

User State Virtualization: What is it and how will it help you deliver a dynamic and personal Windows Experience?

A few weeks ago, I posted the first in a series of blogs about Microsoft’s position on Desktop Virtualization. In that post, I explained the three layers to Desktop Virtualization consisting of User State, Application and Operating System Virtualization.

Published October 27, 2010

1 min read

Add text to a table of contents

How do you add text to a table of contents? Not a heading, but just plain text?I was going to write about different commands on the References tab, but then that Add Text button was staring right at me–glaring, in fact.

Published October 19, 2010

1 min read

Create a bulleted list in a cell

Today’s blog post is brought to you by Gary Willoughby. Gary is a writer on Office.com who has created and edited content about Excel, Access, and Project.

Audience: Enterprise

Undo columns in a Word document

Use code to “undo” things in Access

Survey of 10,000 Yammer Users Reveals Benefits of Enterprise Social Networking

Excel table or PivotTable?

Add a table of contents to your workbook – it’s easy, I promise!

Issues with the recent update for Outlook 2007

App-V: Why it should be the most important tool in your virtualization tool belt

Personalize a calendar for New Year in Publisher

Can’t find the Chart Wizard? No worries

User State Virtualization: What is it and how will it help you deliver a dynamic and personal Windows Experience?

Add text to a table of contents

Create a bulleted list in a cell

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