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Outlook 2010: Clean Up Using Command-line Switches

There are times when maintaining Outlook can be an overwhelming experience. Not only do you have to manage the massive amounts of email that can accumulate in your inbox, you also have to manage Search Folders, reminders, subscriptions, outdated rules etc. You can utilize Outlook’s command-line switches to help clean things up and get things running the way you want them to.

Kindle 2: How to Switch Between Portrait and Landscape Modes

With the installation of the 2.3 update, you can rotate your screen so that you can view webpages, books and PDF files in landscape mode. This is a great addition for viewing wide pages.

Zune 4.0 – Installing Zune software without checking for windows updates or without an internet connection

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Microsoft’s Zune software is a very good media player and the latest 4.0 update really adds some nice features.  However, as with most Microsoft products, the Zune installer will check to see if your Windows Updates are enabled and then continue installing.  This check prevents corporate or offline users the ability to install the new Zune 4.0 software.

Symfony: Drop Down List Box Without Submit Button

I needed a drop down list box for a symfony site I was designing. As a newbie symfony programmer, I wanted to record this so I could reference it later. Although this uses a little javascript, it will correctly function and is backwards compatible to users without javascript enabled.

Google Wave: How to open multiple waves

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This recipe shows you how to open multiple waves when using the Google Wave preview.

Sony PSPGo – Connecting / Pairing your PS3 controller to your PSPGo

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The Sony PSPGo is the latest PSP gaming console offering by Sony.  Several distinctions/changes have been made to this PSP revision; the main items being that the UMD disc drive was removed in favor of 16gb of flash memory and bluetooth connectivity was introduced. One feature that bluetooth added was the ability to connect a PS3 system controller to the PSPGo to use and play games/navigate the XMB interface.  This can be very handy if you use your PSPGo on a dock/cradle for music or video playback.

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.

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