We share some of our readers’ thoughts and tips regarding Outlook’s “Shared Calendar” functionality. A recent article in Office for Mere Mortals takes you through the basics of sharing an appointment among friends via email. While Microsoft concentrates on gee-whiz shared resources with server connections, Outlook itself will let you setup appointments for dinner with nothing more […]
Helen Bradley continues her series on the hidden and undocumented functions of Excel 2003. By Helen Bradley This article continues on from part 1 of Helen’s series on the not so obvious in Excel 2003. EVALUATE A STATEMENT There are some hidden or undocumented functions you can use in Excel. For example, an old Excel 4.0 macro […]
There seems to be a fundamental and worrying problem with encrypted documents in Word and Excel – and not just the recent versions. The latest Office news isn’t good news – there seems to be a fundamental and worrying problem with encrypted documents in Word and Excel – and not just the recent versions. The […]
Excel worksheets are great tools for recording data. By Helen Bradley Excel worksheets are great tools for recording data. While some people use worksheets to record thousands of entries at a time, all some of us need is help recording and organizing the sort of day to day stuff that crosses our desks. Even if […]
We look at the interface and performance of some of the major desktop search contenders. In part one of this Office Watch series we looked at the possibilities of the new range of desktop searching tools, how the work, what to look for, security implications and pitfalls. This issue will look at the major contenders […]
