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The US Inside Office Online blog recently published some great tips in you’re considering upgrading to Windows 7. Read first and you can’t go far wrong :). Windows 7: Links for life in the fast lane
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I wanted to share this article which my colleague in Mexico, Adriana , recently published. Hope you find it useful :). Thanks Adriana! First things first: Everything you need to know about installing Office 2007 on your netbook Most netbooks come with
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If you’re using Office 2007 and want to keep your computer completely secure and performing at it’s best - and I know you do - head to the links below, where you can find out about and download Service Pack 2 (SP2). If you have your PC configured to download
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How do you know what you don't know... You need to know something exists in the first place, to know that you don't know anything about it... Because of this conundrum, I'm always interested to see what people are searching for on Office Online -- and
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If you have recently bought a laptop computer (PC) you may have a copy of Office 2007 pre-loaded on it. You can tell if you have one of these computers because there will be an icon on the computer desktop like this and you will be able to see the
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Hi. I can't help noticing that one or two of you seem to be having a few problems with product keys and Office trials (!) so I'd really like to offer some tips in the hope it might help some of you out. I understand that the process can be a little confusing,
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Queries about technical support are the most frequent type of email I get and while Microsoft has a huge (sometimes confusing, sometimes overwhelming) range of resources to provide support, I’ve realised that it really isn’t clear what’s available and
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With a computer, correcting your work is completely taken for granted. For example, I've rewritten this paragraph about six times which, twenty years ago, would have required at least two pieces of paper and lots of crossing out (I still remember my Dad's
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