June 2009 - Posts

25 June 2009
How to Export RSS Feeds to an OPML File in Outlook 2010

For some reason this feature is hidden in Outlook 2010.   1) Click the Office Button in the upper left hand corner. 2) Click “Open” and then “Import”   3) Import and Export Wizard Dialog Appears.  Select “Export RSS Feeds to an OPML file”. Read More...

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17 June 2009
How To Highlight Rows Based on a Cell Value in Excel

Here’s how to highlight rows based on a cell value in Excel 2007 and Excel 2010.  Reference this page for previous versions of Excel   1) Select the table you want to apply the custom formatting to 2) Go to the Conditional Formatting ribbon Read More...

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17 June 2009
Microsoft will Donate 8 Meals to Feeding America for Every IE8 Download

Microsoft will donate 8 meals to Feeding America for every IE8 download.  Very creative way to get people fed. Browser For The Better explains the program in detail. Read More...

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17 June 2009
FreeRice.com – Synchronously Learn for free and feed the hungry

I stumbled upon FreeRice.com today and had to share. The site has quiz software that tests you on Math, Language, Art, Chemistry, English and Geography.  For each question you answer correctly 10 grains of rice are donated to the United Nations World Read More...

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04 June 2009
Dimecasts.net – A great Video Based Learning Resource for Developers

I love short and sweet learning. That is exactly what Dimecasts.net provides.  Videos that are 10 minutes or less (hence the “dime” in the name) and cover many dev topics, such as design patterns, LINQ, C# and MVC. Check them out here:  www.dimecasts.net Read More...

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03 June 2009
How To Create a New Category in Outlook

Creating a new category in Outlook isn’t very intuitive. 1) Right click on the item you want to categorize 2) Select “Categorize” 3) Select “All Categories” 4) Click the “New…” button 5) Enter the Name of the Category 6) Click “OK” Hope that helps. Jon Read More...

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