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Opening Office 2007 files in Office 2003

Cycling through all your windows

Cycling through your open Word documents

Reusing slides in PowerPoint

Spice up your Word documents with Page Borders

How to specify the formatting for new slides in PowerPoint

Unprotecting an Excel worksheet if you don't know the password

Getting Google to Define things for you

Using Drag and Drop to copy

Set the default formatting for Shapes in PowerPoint

Restoring a missing column in an Outlook folder

Repeat column titles on every page when printing in Excel

Display a table's headings on each page in Word

Creating the same footer for several Excel worksheets

Selecting a large block of text in Word

Previewing your PowerPoint presentation

How to password-protect your screen saver

A quick way to lock your PC

Printing only the last four pages of a Word document

Change the colour of a worksheet tab in Excel

Use the keyboard to move to the next placeholder on a PowerPoint slide

Getting the most out of Home and End

Shortcuts to insert the current Date or Time

Shortcuts for working with borders in Excel

Using Thumbnails in Word

Bypassing Outlook's Deleted Items folder

Which Taskbar button do I click on?

2010 Calendars from Office Online

Impromptu File Management in MS Office

Reversing an 'Auto' change in MS Office

Which Taskbar button do I click on?

Let’s say you have lots of windows open, including several mail messages.  Then you want to switch to a specific message.  All the message buttons on the Taskbar will look the same, so how do you know which button to click on?

In a situation like this, I often see people click on each button in turn, looking for the message they want.

A better approach is to point to the Taskbar button so the full title is displayed.   When you find the window you are looking for, just click on it.

Any questions, please let me know.

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