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Helpful Keyboard Shortcuts For Working with Windows Remote Desktop: Switching windows and more
Monday, 25 April 2005 11:55 A GMT-04
MS Word: Reclaiming Ctrl-PageDown for "Next Page" after a "Find"
Monday, 25 April 2005 6:10 P GMT-04
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Tipical Charlie
Welcome to Tipical Charlie, a repository of all kinds of tips related to computing, from web developer and technologist, Charlie Arehart.
I'll mostly share my own tips that I've found others enjoyed hearing about. I'll welcome tips from others, too.
(Wondering where I came up with the name?)
I'll mostly share my own tips that I've found others enjoyed hearing about. I'll welcome tips from others, too.
(Wondering where I came up with the name?)
October 2005
Tool for converting your HTML/CFML/ASP.NET/PHP/JSP/XML for display in browser
Sunday, 23 October 2005 12:34 A GMT-04
Need to post to a blog/blog comment/web page where you need to offer some markup language for display? Annoyed to find the tags disappear? You may know the solution is HTML character entities, but don't change them manually! Here's a free tool.
Getting Outlook to Recognize Holidays
Sunday, 16 October 2005 10:36 P GMT-04
Are you using Outlook? Bummed that it doesn't list holidays by default? Don't add them manually! You can get it to recognize holidays (in any of several countries) with just a simple button. The trick is knowing it's even there!
Category: outlook
Creating an agenda slide in Powerpoint? Don't do it by hand!
Thursday, 6 October 2005 6:01 P GMT-04
If you've prepared a Powerpoint presentation that's long enough to warrant your wanting to create an agenda or "table of contents" type of slide, you may be tempted to create it by hand, but don't! Use the "summary slide" feature to do the work.
Category: tools