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Conquering Malicious Software : Using Antivirus Software |
Windows Defender helps to protect your computer from spyware and other malicious software. But it doesn't protect against all viruses. For virus protection, you need a third-party program (a program that doesn't come free with Windows 7). The Windows Action Center can detect some (but not all) antivirus programs. |
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Using OneNote with Other Programs : OneNote Integration with Outlook (part 2) |
If you have personal messages which contain important information that you don’t want to lose when the message is deleted by your administrator, you can send such messages to OneNote, where they will not expire. In addition, by storing selected Outlook e-mail messages in your notebooks, you can use OneNote’s Instant Search to find specific information in the messages. |
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Using OneNote with Other Programs : OneNote Integration with Word |
As a tool for giving life to ideas and plans, I find OneNote to be without equal. However, there might be times when you need to present the information in your notes to someone else in a more formal manner, such as a report for your boss or a paper for a teacher. |
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Microsoft Excel 2010 : Analyzing Data by Using Descriptive Statistics |
Experienced business people can tell a lot about numbers just by looking at them to see if they "look right." That is, the sales figures are about where they’re supposed to be for a particular hour, day, or month; the average seems about right; and sales have increased from year to year. |
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Microsoft Excel 2010 : Varying Your Data to Get a Desired Result by Using Goal Seek |
When you run an organization, you must track how every element performs, both in absolute terms and in relation to other parts of the organization. Just as you might want to reward your employees for maintaining a perfect safety record and keeping down your insurance rates, you might also want to stop carrying products you cannot sell. |
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Microsoft Word 2010 : Working with Outlines - Creating a Standard Outline |
A GREAT ORGANIZATIONAL TOOL, Word outlines assist you by using major topics (called headings) and subtopics to categorize a task and its subtasks. Most of us work with mental outlines every day. If you were to plan your basic day, you might plan it like this: The major topics would be the places you go that day (work, grocery, dinner), and the subtopics might be what you plan to do at each place. |
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Parental Controls and Family Safety : Using the Built-In Parental Controls |
Sometimes you might want to allow your children to use the computer but not use the Internet. For example, they might need to do homework but you don't want them on the Web. You can prevent their access to the Internet by blocking Internet Explorer, but I block Internet traffic at the home firewall instead. |
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Using Shared Resources : Mapping Drive Letters to Shared Folders, Using Shared Media |
Even though a mapped network drive shows up as a disk drive in the Computer folder, a shared network resource need not be a disk drive at all. It can be a folder. The term "network drive" just refers to the fact that the shared resource "looks like" a drive, by virtue of the fact that it has a drive letter and icon in your Computer folder. |
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Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 : Creating Speaker Notes |
Speaker notes are like handouts, but for you. Only one printout format is available for them: the Notes Pages layout. It consists of the slide on the top half (the same size as in the two-slides-per-page handout) with the blank space below it for your notes to yourself. |
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