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Office XP Newsletter |
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<<July 16, 2004>> |
Issue Number 15 |
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Interesting Facts Visit one of our Forums. Web Site Topics Relevant Links Things to Note Here are the simple ways you can use one of our Batch files to backup your data for you. Just Click Here!
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Strip Personal Information from Word Documents! The company and author name may be the
least of your worries. Have you ever written a venomous letter and then
edited it down to something less offensive? If you've enabled the fast
save feature, earlier versions of your document may still be present. If
the document was edited with Track Changes enabled, a name is associated
with each change. Fortunately, you can get rid of all the personal
information with a few simple settings. Analyze XML data with Excel 2002! Excel 2002 lets you open and analyze an XML file
as a native Excel file. You can use all of Excel's analysis tools,
including pivot tables and pivot charts, with XML data.
Create new tables from external queries (Access 97-2000-2002) When you create a new Access database, you'll sometimes want to work with the results of an external query but you won't have any other need for the query's underlying tables. Fortunately, you don't have to import the unnecessary data. There are a slew of ways to accomplish the task, but the easiest to do may be the easiest to overlook--you can import the query as a new table. To do so, select File | Get External Data | Import from the menu bar. Select the appropriate database and click Import, then select the queries you want to import on the Import Objects dialog box's Queries property sheet. Next, click the Options button and select the As Tables option button in the Import Queries panel. Finally, click OK. Access processes the queries and saves the results as a table with the same name as the original query. |
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