My boss has been trying to print his e-mails with embedded images, but the images don't print. All we get is a placeholder space where the image should be. Ideally, we'd like to have an option to control whether images get printed or not.
I Googled this already and the one solution I found, trying to print the e-mail from the separate window using the print icon, did not work.
Edit: also tried the solution here without success. I had him forward a sample e-mail to me, and I printed it fine in my Outlook (same version).
I'm running the OneNote 2010 beta and wondering if there is a way to edit the default styles?
If you change the default font, the styles wont be changed. Is there any template, registry key or file that allows for the styles to modified?
Hi.
I'm trying to delete old calendar items (I have a few years' worth) in Outlook and was wondering if there was a way to delete only non-recurring items as I need the recurring events for the future.
I tried View Arrange by Current view Category and figured that I could manually check and delete any calendar items by hand. Is there a more efficient way to do this without having to actually script code?
Thanks for your time!
Suddenly after months with, as far as I know, no changes, the paper clip assistant appears everytime I want to send an email from Outlook.
How can I kill this thing? Drowning might damage the computer.
Thanks.
XP SP3
Any alternative that you know? Because google docs really sucks, it wont let you upload powerpoint or any document file which is higher than 3 mb.
Please, thanks in advance.
I use Outlook 2007, and have a Hotmail/Live webmail account. Using Outlook Connector, I want them to be synced to Outlook 2007 on my Windows 7 HP machine, however when I click on the folder name (e.g. [email protected]) in the 'Navigation Pane' under all the usual folders such as 'Inbox', 'Deleted Items', etc, it just shows a blank inbox stating that there are no items to be shown.
How do you easily convert an excel file into a XML file?
When trying to save as an XML File, it complains that the file does not have an XML mapping. Clicking help brings up pretty complicated stuff about XML Mapping file, XLD and some other acronyms.
Why is it so complicated?
Lately I've realized that tab delimited, CSV and others are prone to formating issues (comas in a field, new lines, quotes, ...). So I think that XML is a better way to process excel data.
Please advise. Maybe a freeway tool?
Got about 50 workbooks that cannot be merged but need to make the data available in a nice easy way. Aany ideas how to open and close multiple workbook modally i.e control remains in some interface / menu window? all workbooks have multiple sheets and need to be opened read-only. thanks
Steps to create protected section (in Word 2003):
Insert - Break...
Choose Section break, Continuous
Tools - Protect Document...
Enable 'Allow only this type of editing in the document' in editing restrictions
In the drop down select 'Filling in forms'
Click on 'Select sections...' and uncheck the unprotected sections (eg. Section 2)
Click 'Yes, Start Enforcing Protection' and optionally set a password.
Now go to the unprotected section and in the Format menu options like 'Bullets and Numbering...' and 'Borders and Shading...' are greyed out.
How can you protect a section without limiting the features that can be used in the unprotected section?
How can I insert an SVG image into a Microsoft Publisher 2010 document as a vector image without having to first convert it to a bitmap format like PNG? Copying and pasting an SVG file into a Publisher document does not work. I am aware that one can convert an SVG to EPS, and insert that, since Publisher accepts EPS files. The problem is that it is time consuming to convert, and often the colors come out wrong. If this is the only way to get vector graphics into Publisher, then is there a one-step method to convert an SVG to EPS and paste it into Publisher at one fell swoop?
Title says it all realy. I'd like to apply square text wrapping to an Excel chart inserted into my document. The normal options don't seem to exist. Is there any way of doing this other than inserting the chart into a textbox?
It's not programming, but it's the paperwork you have to fill out ot get things to program.
When you have a list with an item that's two lines long, and text above pushes it down such that a page break should fall between the two lines, Word pushes the item down so that both lines are on the following page - this is called Widow/Orphan Control and is an option on the Paragraph menu.
When the list is inside of a table cell, however, this feature doesn't seem to work - which is what I'm looking to work around. Word doesn't push the item down automatically, so it breaks across two pages, as seen here:
Solutions that have been tried:
Playing with the options on the Paragraph tab: doesn't seem to do anything
Changing the margins or text: this is a template and will need to always work
Any ideas?
Is it possible to float a table to the bottom of a page in Word 2007?
I am making a template for revisable documents for work (specs, routines etc) and I want the front page to contain the document title, and a table of revisions. I want to float this table to the bottom of the page. So as I add rows to it, it grows upwards towards the title (which is at top of page, and not middle.)
Is this possible?
if I create a new Mail Profile using the Internet E-mail wizard, ie, creating a new local .pst account, and then try to add a .ics iCalendar file with a METHOD of PUBLISH to the calendar of that account, I get the error "The Operation Failed."
If I change any of the above it works ok, eg, if I use an Exchange account or METHOD: REQUEST in the iCalendar file.
I'm using Outlook 2010 on Windows 7 but I think the user that originally reported this was using Outlook 2007.
Does anyone have any idea of why this might be?
Thanks, Jamie Kitson
A colleague of mine is having problems with Outlook and Google Calendar Sync. He got a new machine and set up Outlook 2007 on that machine. He also installed Google Calendar Sync. However, when he synced Outlook with Google Calendar, he got a number of duplicate entries in Outlook's calendar. We tried deleting all entries in the Outlook calendar and doing a 1-way sync from Google Calendar to Outlook, but the duplicated entries appeared again. We ultimately removed the duplicated entries manually, but we experienced problems pushing the changes back to Google Calendar, so we deleted the calendar in Google Calendar and tried to sync again (using a 1-way sync from Outlook to Google). Now Google Calendar Sync says that it is synchronizing, but no entries appear in the Google Calendar calendar. What could the problem be?
This Excel template is really cool. There are a lot of things in it I don't know how to do, such as:
Having header rows that "stick" to the top even when you scroll down
Slider on the first page changes where the chart pulls its data from
Functions seem to be referring to named ranges in tables, like =SUM([nov]). Where do those names come from?
Clicking "back to overview" on the "Budget" page returns you to the "Dashboard" page
The number under "starting balance" of the top right corner of "Budget" changes when you change cell C5
On "Budget", each cell in the first column of each table has a drop-down menu for text, which seems to come from the "Setup" page
The background isn't just plain white, but when I try to format paint it onto a new sheet, nothing happens
If you know how any of these effects are achieved, I'm definitely curious. But I guess the main point of my question is where I can go to answer these questions for myself. Are templates explained anywhere?
I would like to use a conditional formatting rule in an excel file that would color any box with a question mark in it red. It seems that Excel is using a question mark as a wild card and will turn all cells with at least one character in them red. How can i escape the question mark?
These don't seem to work:
"?"
\?
'?'
??
An Excel XLSX file is a zip archive containing several XML files. I tried to extract all the XML files, and edit xl\connections.xml using an XML editor. That's because I have to change 20+ connections to point to a different server.
When I open the edited archive in Excel, it refuses the changes and repairs the file.
Is there a way to edit the XML files inside an XML archive?
I'm trying to create (convert) a Visio architecture diagram from an existing image which is available in the format of JPG extension. My question is, in this complete architecture diagram which I'm trying to convert, there is one specific shape/symbol which I couldn't able to locate/find in the Visio stencil. Can somebody help me in locating this shape/symbol either inside Visio stencil or from any external stencils/symbols?
NOTE: I'm using Visio Professional 2013.
In order to select images in Microsoft Word documents you need to get the cursor just right so that it turns into the "+" arrow icon, at which point you can click to select the image.
When your cursor is not in exactly the right spot you see something like this (note that the letter "m" shown in the picture is an image, not a font):
When your cursor is in an appropriate spot you see something like this:
For simple images with relatively straight and simple borders, it's easy; you hover over the image and you get the "+" arrow. But for smaller, more intricate images with many sides, thin borders or perhaps transparency it's often madness as you move your cursor all over the image struggling to find the teenie little spot that Word deems is selectable.
Is there some means of enabling the display of "handles" (maybe wrong term) around images before you select them, so you can see the selectable spots without hunting and pecking for them?
What would be the easiest way of copying and rotating a table made in Excel, to Word without turning it into a picture/enhanced metafile/or something alike.
I know I can use the Section Break routine, but the problem is the table needs to go into a company frame (which I cannot turn onto a landscape), so I literally need to turn the table by 90 degrees.
Any way of doing something like that ?
I use the multilevel list feature in Word as described here to set up proper nested numbering linked to styles. I did this on Windows, and it worked well.
Now I am editing the documents on my Mac using Word 2011. I need to modify the list style; I can create a new multi-level list style from the toolbar dropdown, but I can't right-click to edit an existing one. How can I edit my existing list style on Word for Mac?
Thanks