Microsoft Excel: Splitting One Cell Row into Multiple Rows
With Excel, you can split one cell into multiple rows or a comma delimited cell into multiple rows. This tutorial explains how.
Microsoft Outlook: New Mail Desktop Alert for Subfolders
With the Microsoft Outlook email client, you can easily sort the work or personal email messages you receive into subfolders under the Inbox folder. By default, Outlook shows a desktop alert for new messages which are delivered to the Inbox. However, alerts are not shown automatically for subfolders. Fortunately, you can create a rule to enable the alert for messages which are delivered to your subfolders.
Firefox: Assign Specific Actions for Different Content Types
Certain types of media files I just always want downloaded. Other files types I would like opened directly in my preferred media players. Through Firefox you can directly assign how the browser handles the various file types.
Photoshop: Color Splash Effect
By isolating one single color and converting the rest of the photograph to black and white, you can create a visually-engaging artistic photograph. This directions will work on any modern version of Photoshop including CS4, CS5, and CS6.
How to Install Spring Plugin in Eclipse
The Spring Framework contains many useful tools and plugins for a developer using Java. It is popularly used in conjunction with the Eclipse IDE for rapid, effective Java development. In order to use Spring with Eclipse, one must either download a specialized version of Eclipse which comes pre-integrated with Spring or install the Spring software in an existing version of Eclipse. This tech-recipe will guide you through the latter.
How to Send Party Invites on Google+
Though Facebook is the most popular medium for inviting friends to social events, parties, or public meetings, you can use Google+, the fastest growing social network, to do the same with more features.
Google Search: How to Block a Site or Domain from Searches
We all see those annoying sites that are just lists of similar Google searches that show up in your Google search. Google used to allow users to block or hide these results from searches; however, recently this process has changed. Follow along to prevent specific sites from cluttering your Google search results.
iPhone Hack: Simple Trick to Play Louder Music on iPhone
There is a neat hack that can pump up your iPhone’s volume without using any external speakers. If you feel that the maximum volume level on your iPhone is not enough, then this easy step-by-step procedure will guide you on how to play louder music on iPhone. It’s easy. Trust us.
iPhone has a feature that lets users adjust the music equalizer (EQ) levels on the device. We have a detailed article on how to set the iPhone’s EQ – go check it out. The music equalizer has an EQ preset that, when enabled, will increase your iPhone speaker’s volume by 25%. The preset works by toning down the loud sounds and turning the quiet sound up. The result will be a clearer and stronger music volume.
Integrate Maven into Eclipse via m2eclipse
Maven is a useful cross-language tool that enables the user to import dependencies into a project and will automatically resolve transitive dependencies. Maven can be used as a command-line tool; however, to unlock its true potential, you should integrate it into Eclipse.
T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S4 – How to Install Custom Recovery (TWRP or OUDHS)
Samsung just released it’s latest flagship phone in the Galaxy S4. Each carrier receives its own version of the S4. For us Android modders and hackers, this requires us to use a specific recovery for each carrier’s device. This guide will explain how to load a custom recovery to a T-Mobile Galaxy S4 phone.
Excel: Prevent Conversion of URLs into Hyperlinks
