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Not to be outdone by the Japanese creators of karaoke, German beer hall denizens have created a new variety of pub sport featuring everyone’s favorite “persuasion software.” In PowerPoint karaoke (as it has come to be known), inebriated volunteers deliver
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Our ongoing mission at Office Online is to help our customers understand how to use our products so that they can become more effective, more efficient and productive. (Read: get out of the office early because you're so good at what you do!). One of
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If you haven't noticed yet, we've now published our Top Hits for 2007 . This is our annual collection of readers' favorite templates, downloads, columns and more. Some of them are perennial favorites, while there's always a good sprinkling of new items
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I installed Office 2007 on the home computer and expected the "Dad, what did you do the computer?" rant from my teenage daughter (not that she is particularly grouchy, but I was messing with one of her key interests). However, Teague was kinda giddy about
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If you haven't visited the Office Online Templates home page in the last two weeks, you might not know about the holiday template contest going on now through the end of this week. This is a great opportunity to show your skills and creativity and help
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As I have blogged earlier, one of my favorite things here is how customers can upload their own templates. I noticed several were simple images (along with the Excel charts, Word resumes, and the like). So for fun--and to see how it worked--I uploaded
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USA Today turns 25 this year--really. In the tradition of what they do best--listing items in quick, bite-size, oh-I-got-to-read-them list--is a collection of 25 lists like top TV moments, best books, biggest public meltdowns of the last 25 years. A recent
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Interesting post today over at Alexander Kjerulf's Chief Happiness Officer blog . Reading along, I was nodding my head till it hurt. I personally try to limit reoccurring meetings to 30 minutes and have been promoting the idea of casual conversations
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