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<<June 11, 2004>> |
Issue Number 10 |
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Interesting Facts Visit one of our Forums. Web Site Topics Relevant Links Things to Note Your hard disk will crash. Count on it.
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Keyboard shortcuts for adding foreign language accents in Word 2002 Even
if you're not a foreign language speaker, you're likely at some point to
use foreign language words that have been adopted into the English
lexicon. Some foreign language words employ accent marks, such as risumi,
dij` vu, pbti, and voil`. Although speaking these words aloud can be
challenging, typing them in your documents can be even more so when you
need to include various accent marks over certain characters. One method
is to choose Insert | Symbol from Word's menu bar and use the Symbol
dialog box to insert accented characters. Format your cell borders with new ease in Excel 2002 Cell borders do a lot to improve a worksheet's readability, but prior to Excel 2002 they were often a pain to set up and maintain. Although the Borders palette supplies you with several predefined border formats, customizing a border in Excel 2000 and earlier often requires a trip to the cumbersome Borders sheet found in the Format Cells dialog box. Because you frequently need to perform minor fixes to your borders when you move or paste cells, such trips to the Format Cells dialog box aren't uncommon. Excel 2002 improves upon the process with the addition of the Draw Borders feature. To use this feature, open the Borders palette and click the Draw Borders button. Doing so displays the Borders toolbar and automatically turns your mouse pointer into a pencil icon. As the feature's name suggests, you can add borders by simply clicking and drawing along the edges of cells you want enclosed by a border. The Line Style and Line Color buttons on the Borders toolbar let you quickly set the border's attributes. If you want to create a grid instead of just a border that surrounds the outside edges of a range, click on the dropdown arrow next to the Draw Border button (which resembles a pencil) and choose Draw Border Grid. To remove border lines, click the Erase Border button and draw over the border edges you want cleared. When you've finished, simply close the Borders toolbar to restore Excel's usual cell selection mouse pointer.
See the detail behind summary values in Access 2002's PivotTable view
One of Access 2002's most exciting new features is the PivotTable view.
Similar to crosstab queries, this view lets you look at summaries of
information grouped by row and column categories. If you're unfamiliar
with crosstab queries, the results look similar to something you might
create in Excel. For instance, you can show sums of revenue by sales rep
(listed as row headings) by month (displayed as column headings). The cell
at the intersection point of a row and column contains a summary value.
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