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Tips for Switching from Windows to Apple
In: Mac Software/OS
By: Judith Faucette
With more and more people switching to Macintosh every day, it's essential to know how to get around on a Mac. These tips will highlight the most important functions. more...
Automating OpenOffice: Adding Custom Keys
It is possible to assign macros to various keys in OpenOffice, but not all of them. However, introducing a Listener allows a user to customize any key stroke. more...
Automating OpenOffice: Adding Buttons to Calc
Adding buttons to an OpenOffice Calc spreadsheet will enable users to run macros and will provide them with clean and efficient interface. more...
Automating OpenOffice: Customizing the Toolbar
Many tasks can be made much easier by using macros in OpenOffice.org. That process of automation can be improved even more by customizing the OpenOffice.org toolbars. more...
Using Macros to Automate OpenOffice.org Calc
OpenOffice.org Calc can be automated very easily by introducing macros - simple scripts that will do all of those laborious tasks more...
Macintosh OS X Keyboard Shortcuts
In: Mac Software/OS
By: Judith Faucette
Though Macs these days are easy to use right out of the box, many new users don't realize that a lot of functionality is lurking behind keyboard shortcuts. more...
Macintosh OS X Leopard for Beginners
In: Mac Software/OS
By: Judith Faucette
New Mac user? Here are five must-know tips and tricks to help you master the Leopard operating system in no time. more...
antiX and Fluxbox for Old Laptops
In: PC Software/OS
Is your old laptop just gathering dust in a cupboard? Too little RAM to do anything useful? You can optimize your old computers memory usage by installing antiX Linux. more...
By: James Hutchinson
Excel is packed with features that enable power users to get things done faster and more accurately. Using Window features can help anyone get the most out of Excel. more...
Ndiswrapper Wireless Card Install
In: PC Software/OS
By: Shawn Landis
Linux users can setup their wireless networking card to use the Windows driver if they know how to use a program called ndiswrapper. more...
