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Opening Office 2007 files in Office 2003
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Unprotecting an Excel worksheet if you don't know the password
Getting Google to Define things for you
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
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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
Bypassing Outlook's Deleted Items folder
Which Taskbar button do I click on?
2010 Calendars from Office Online
Getting the most out of Home and End
The Home and End keys do slightly different things in each of the Office programs. They can be quicker than grabbing the mouse to click where you want to go.
Word: Beginning or end of the line
Outlook: First or last email in a folder
Outlook: Beginning or end of the message you have open
PowerPoint: first or last slide in your presentation
PowerPoint: beginning or end of the line if you have clicked in a placeholder
Excel: Home takes you to first cell in the row
Internet Explorer: beginning or end of the web page you are viewing
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