PDF Converter Professional 7 – A First Look Program: PDF Converter Professional 7.0
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PDF Converter Professional 7 – A First Look
Zooming in Microsoft Word, followup
After my article about zooming in Microsoft Word documents, Carol Bratt of Carol’s Corner Office commented in my Terry’s Computer Tips blog: There are a couple of rules of thumb to remember regarding zoom settings. If you are opening an existing document that you previously viewed in Page Layout view, Word will use the zoom [...]
HowTo: Using Notepad++ With Excel
Excel lets you type a formula directly into a cell. Or, you can select a cell and then type the formula in Excel’s edit box. However, it’s much easier to create a complicated formula for Excel by doing it in another program and then doing a copy-and-paste to put it into Excel. Notepad works perfectly [...]
Removing Carriage Returns — Solved!
Website visitor, and now, new subscriber Phan Thu wrote: 13 Sep 08 Hi Terry: This isn’t a question but a brief but heartfelt note to THANK you. I had had trouble with LINE BREAKS in both MS Word and OO.o Writer. Google pointed me to your wonderful web site and since yesterday, thanks to your [...]
How To: Creating Underlined Input Fields in Microsoft Word
The good news is that this process works for Word 2003, Word 2007 and other word processors, too. OpenOffice Writer and Word Perfect, among many others, can do the same thing. Although Microsoft doesn’t make it to create underlined input fields in Word documents. First, you can’t use spaces and underline them — the underline [...]
Form Underlining in Microsoft Word
New subscriber Denise Kramer wrote me a very interesting question. I’d run into the issue before and forced an answer, but I hadn’t ever addressed it from the point of a document to be filled out on a computer. I am making a referral form in Microsoft Word 2007. I have managed to get everything [...]
HOWTO: Removing Carriage Returns (Line Breaks, Form Feeds) from Documents
I answered a question recently about Notepad++, a really nice — and free — text editor that’s designed for programmers of any type (but is much better than the regular Notepad for everyone).
The question was "How can I remove formfeeds using Notepad++?"
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