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Windows Power Crazy: June 2006
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You have watched me perform tasks at blinding speed. Now you can learn the tricks I have learned! Thursday, June 29, 2006. You can use the right-arrow key to move through the document if you like. It moves the text cursor one character at a time. I prefer to hold down the Ctrl key while tapping the right-arrow key. Welcome to Word Processing! Ctrl-Left-arrow moves you one word to the Left. Ctrl-Right-arrow moves you one word to the Right. These keystrokes work just about everywhere. In your Email,. Any p...
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Windows Power Crazy: January 2007
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You have watched me perform tasks at blinding speed. Now you can learn the tricks I have learned! Sunday, January 21, 2007. With the mouse pointer on the yellow folder icon alongside a file in Windows Explorer, and still grasping the mouse, tap the left-button of the mouse twice, as quickly as you can. The document or workbook should open as if you had opened its application and then chosen File, Open from the application menu. You can of course, double-click on an application file in Windows Explorer.
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Under The Hood: 2006-05-07
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I provide descriptions of macros that are useful to users of Microsoft Word. If you don't find your macro here, ask me! I may have it sitting in a drawer somewhere, or in the back of my mind . Saturday, May 13, 2006. XTable) "InsertLeftColumn" - Places an extra column, with no visible grid lines, to the left of each table in the current document. I use this as a simple means of indenting a table from the left hand side of the page. Posted by Under The Hood @ 5:32 AM. Links to this post. Links to this post.
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Under The Hood: 2006-06-04
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I provide descriptions of macros that are useful to users of Microsoft Word. If you don't find your macro here, ask me! I may have it sitting in a drawer somewhere, or in the back of my mind . Friday, June 09, 2006. XTextChange) "ListNumberingRestart" - Restart list numbering at 1. There is no need to select the entire block. Posted by Under The Hood @ 8:51 AM. Links to this post. Thursday, June 08, 2006. Which merely opens the template and maximizes the VBE window). That's more time saved! A special use...
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Under The Hood: 2006-04-23
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I provide descriptions of macros that are useful to users of Microsoft Word. If you don't find your macro here, ask me! I may have it sitting in a drawer somewhere, or in the back of my mind . Friday, April 28, 2006. Styles) "FixStyles" - Assign correct "following" styles for each paragraph in the current document. Typically assigns Text 1 style to all paragraphs that follow a Heading 1 style, Text 2 to follow Heading 2 and so on. Posted by Under The Hood @ 6:31 PM. Links to this post. Links to this post.
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Under The Hood: 2006-06-18
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I provide descriptions of macros that are useful to users of Microsoft Word. If you don't find your macro here, ask me! I may have it sitting in a drawer somewhere, or in the back of my mind . Thursday, June 22, 2006. XPageLayout) "KeepParagraphs" Applies Widow Control and Keep With Next to each "Heading" paragraph. If the selection is less than 5 characters, the entire document is formatted, otherwise, only paragraphs in the current selection are formatted. Posted by Under The Hood @ 9:51 AM. Posted by ...
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Utility Library (VB/VBA): October 2006
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My background in application development has taught me to use libraries of utility procedures to speed up my development. This blog documents the new and the more commonly-used existing functions that can be found in my UW.DOT and UX.XLS libraries. Friday, October 20, 2006. So called because they browse for files; or more correctly, they allow the end-user to browse for files and folders. Return the Drive, Path, Name and Extent of a chosen file. MsgBox UW.Browsers.strBrowseFile. View my complete profile.
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Utility Library (VB/VBA): November 2006
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My background in application development has taught me to use libraries of utility procedures to speed up my development. This blog documents the new and the more commonly-used existing functions that can be found in my UW.DOT and UX.XLS libraries. Wednesday, November 22, 2006. I have uploaded UW345.dot. You can download it from my downloads page at http:/ www.chrisgreaves.com/Downloads/. Posted by Under The Hood @ 4:46 PM. Friday, November 17, 2006. I have uploaded UW345.dot. Thursday, November 02, 2006.
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Utility Library (VB/VBA): May 2006
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My background in application development has taught me to use libraries of utility procedures to speed up my development. This blog documents the new and the more commonly-used existing functions that can be found in my UW.DOT and UX.XLS libraries. Friday, May 26, 2006. In my UW.DOT. In developing an archiving tool, I find a need to manipulate paths. Specifically I want to spray several copies of each file to a set of locations, like this:. MsgBox strArchiveToSites("b: ShellLnk Module1.bas",. Do stuff ab...
