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Learn All About Microsoft Office®
Getting ready for Office 2007? Check out some of Microsoft's interactive tutorials to see how it work. New to Office XP or Office 2003? Here's an article I wrote which introduces you to Office XP's Task Pane. Confused about the difference between the Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft Works, and purchasing the programs individually? Here's an article I wrote that clears it up a bit. OFFICE SOUNDS.....Are your Office programs just a little too quiet for your liking? Why not add some sounds? Check out Office 2000/XP/2003 Sounds for Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint ....free from Microsoft OFFICE TEMPLATES......An Assortment of various templates for different Office programs....Available for free at Microsoft's Template Gallery OFFICE ERASERS - Something a lot of people don't know is this: when you have a problem with Office and try to reinstall it, this often does not fix your problem and the reason is that the problem lies in your Windows registry and does not get fixed when you reinstall. EVEN IF YOU UNINSTALL FIRST, THEN REINSTALL, THE PROBLEM STAYS? Yep, I see that all the time too, and Microsoft knows it also, so they've developed "erasers" which completely remove Office from your system. Here are the links:
How to manually remove Office 97
Instructions for completely removing Office
2000, CD 1 with Windows 2000
Instructions for completely removing Office
2000, CD 1 with other operating systems. Instructions
for completely removing Office 2000, CD 2 on
Windows 2000
Instructions for completely removing Office
2000, CD 2 with other operating systems You know how the Office 2000 programs all have those icons on the left of the Save As and Open boxes where you can click on My Documents or Desktop to go to that folder? This is called the Places Bar and Microsoft has a free add-in that you can download here if you want to be able to customize the contents of that bar. And, if you have Office XP/2003, you don't even need the add-in. Instructions to customize the Places Bar in Office XP/2003 are right here! There's also a free utility you can download that makes this even easier than using Microsoft's add-in. Thanks for this suggestion, which came from "CausticCompliance". Download it here. All of Microsoft Office's programs can be tweaked with macros, using VBA code. I'm no expert on this, but here's a link to a site where you can get many sample codes ..... Code Samples Office 2000 keyboard shortcuts General Office Complaints
If you are having problems with any of the Office programs, try finding your answers in Microsoft's Newsgroups |
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