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Office 2010: Create PDF Documents from Word, Excel, and PowerPoint

By making your Word document, Excel spreadsheet or PowerPoint slides into a PDF document, you allow users who don’t use Office to view the document using a free PDF reader such as Adobe Reader, Foxit Reader, etc. which they probably already have installed on their computer. Office 2010 makes it easy to convert your existing document to PDF.

Office 2010: How to Cancel Applications on Load

Click the wrong icon and having to wait for one Office app to finish loading so that you can close it and open the one you meant to? Office 2010 allows you to Cancel the Office applications on load.

Outlook 2010: How to Minimize or Disable the People Pane

The People Pane appears beneath the Reading Pane in the main window (and in all item windows). It displays thumbnail images for each person associated with the selected item and allows you to quickly access the status updates, appointments, attachments, emails, and activities for that person. It does take up a large amount of screen real estate, so your preference may be to minimize or completely disable this functionality.

PowerPoint 2010: How To Convert a Presentation to Video (WMV format)

Circumstances may arise that require you to convert your presentation to video for posting to the web, viewing on portable devices such as the Zune, or making it so that the user doesn’t need PowerPoint to watch the presentation.

OneNote 2010: Improve Battery LIfe by Optimizing Settings

OneNote runs several operations in the background such as indexing, notebook syncing and handwriting recognition. These can place an unnecessary drain on your battery if you don’t need these constantly running. By modifying the default setting, you can improve battery life and conserve some of that power for other tasks.

Office 2010: How to Remove OneNote Icon from the Notification Area on the Taskbar

By default, Office 2010 places the OneNote icon in the notification area by your clock. If you don’t use OneNote very often, or just prefer to not have it taking up unnecessary space on your notifications area, you can remove it by following these steps.

Firefox: How to Make Google Reader the Default RSS Reader for Subscribing to Feeds

If you are a Firefox user and Google Reader is your RSS feed reader, you normally have to take an extra step of choosing how you want the feed displayed, either on your Google homepage or in Google Reader. By making a couple of simple changes in the about:config settings, you can click on an RSS feed and preview it directly in Google Reader, one step away from subscribing to the feed.

Office 2010: How to Save Documents Directly to Your SkyDrive Account

An easy way to make your documents available from other computers or to even share with other users, is to save your document to your Windows Live SkyDrive account. Office 2010 allows you to save Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents directly to your SkyDrive account instead of having to upload it later.

Outlook 2010: Download Images Automatically

Outlook prevents the automatic download of pictures in email messages as a security measure to help prevent possible spamming. It permits images from sites in your Trusted Zone to show but blocks all others. You can override this feature by following this tech recipe:

Windows Live Mail: How to Change the Location of Your Message Store

By default, Windows Live Mail places all downloaded items (email messages, calendars, etc.) in the Application Data folder in the current user’s folder. If you want to put this in an easier place to remember (like your Documents folder) or on a larger drive, you can do so by following these steps.

Windows Live Mail: Automatically Spell Check All Email Before Sending

You can make Windows Live Mail automatically spell check all outgoing e-mails before sending. The following option will force this to occur before you send out composed messages and help avoid embarrassing spelling mistakes.

WMP 12: How to Listen to Internet Radio

You don’t have to just rely on ripped music files or CD’s to listen to some good music. If you’ve got a good internet connection, you can use Windows Media Player to listen to internet radio and enjoy all kinds of music anytime you wish to.

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