Even Fortune magazine gets Oscar fever These days everyone gets Oscar fever — even Fortune magazine manages to shoe-horn some articles into their web site. There’s an article about the price of an Oscar statue – $1 according to the Academy. And an analysis of the speeches given by winners (which can be done in Microsoft Word) and some weird […]
Does Excel have a bug that forces an unchanged worksheet to be saved again? Gordon H writes: “Here’s a long standing bug in Excel that Microsoft has never fixed. I open a Word document, look at it then close the document – there’s been no change to the file so Word closes it without a […]
The usual collection of patches and unanswered questions in this months security updates from Microsoft. Another month and there’s more security updates for Office users. In addition there are updates for Vista that are pre-requisites before Service Pack 1 arrives next month. The Office related updates are: Vulnerability in Microsoft Office Could Allow Remote Code […]
Is the Macbook Air really as great as Apple and its devotees tell us? It is amazing how Apple can convince people their stuff is so wonderful, to the extent that reviewers are prepared to brush aside some obvious shortcomings and tactics in their products. And so it is with the new ‘thin’ Mac laptop, […]
Helen Feddema of Access Watch fame has released a new version of her famous Time & Expense Billing Application for Office. The Time & Expense Billing application consists of an Outlook custom Journal form and five sets of Office version-specific documents; each set includes a Word setup document, two Word invoice templates, an Excel worksheet […]