If you are working on a presentation that will be part of a bigger presentation, it doesn’t always work out well to use the default slide numbering in PowerPoint. Let’s say that your boss wants you to prepare 15 slides that are to be included in a major presentation. Your slides will be numbers 10-25. If you use the default, then your slides will be numbered 1-15, making it rather confusing if the boss wants you to change slide number 12. Does he mean his slide 12 or your slide 12? To keep everyone on the same page, you can change the starting slide number for you presentation to better meet your needs.
Whether you are using Opera or the Mozilla MicroB browser on your N800, you are probably going to want to change the home page to something more convenient than the default. Follow these steps to change the home page address and disable the default home page:
Trying to keep track of all your meetings and events can be a struggle. Fortunately, Google Calendar can make it easier by emailing you a daily agenda of all the events you have posted on your calendar. This gives you a simple listing of your appointments and such that you can print out or easily access.
If you are wanting to personalize your N800, one of the first things you will want to do is to change the background. You can either use a solid colored background with no image or your favorite digital photo, wallpaper, texture or tile.
By default, Outlooks AutoPreview is set to No Preview. This will give the Inbox the stereotypical look where the sender, subject, and date are shown. I much prefer setting AutoPreview to the Preview Unread Items setting. I like that I can easily scan my Inbox and get a better feel if an email needs my immediate attention. A side effect of using this setting is that your unread items will standout from the rest and will be easier to focus on (which is why I don’t set AutoPreview to Preview all items, then they would all look the same once again).
If you want to maximize the viewable area when using the web browser in full-screen mode, you can hide the toolbar. This comes in very handy if you primarily utilize the full-screen mode for certain frequently used applications (such as Gmail).
This recipe will give a quick and easy overview of HDTV and the terms used and equipment needed. Advanced topics will not be included, just basic HD info to get you started.
When installing Vista, this error is frequently experienced. Here is what is causing the bug and how to work around this problem.
One of the new features in OS X 10.5 is the ability to display a Mosaic screen saver from a group of pictures. The mosaic feature can be difficult to find. Here is how to enable it.
Mac OS X version 10.5 introduces Spaces, virtual workspaces that allow you to organize your applications into less cluttered desktops. I’ve always been a fan of the concept, and Apple’s implementation is the best I’ve used. While the idea of Spaces is to separate application windows into separate workspaces, there are a few apps that I’d like to live in every Space. This recipe describes making an application visible on all Spaces.
Vista keeps track of the files that you have opened, allowing you easy access to your recent work. You can clear this list each time you shut down so that you have a clean slate for the new work session the next time you boot up. Follow these steps:
When group blogging, sharing certain posts from your feeds can be very beneficial. By sharing your starred item with others, you prevent others in your group to having to filter through that same content. Here is how to share your starred items with others…
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