To load IE in a specific way....
* Click Start ==> Run
* Type iexplore -e --> This launches the IE with a Windows Explorer pane on the left and IE on the right
* Type iexplore -k --> This launches IE in full-screen kiosk mode ( no toolbars, addressbars..). To close the window press <Alt><F4>
* Type iexplore -nohome --> IE displays a blank page
We can also combine switches with URL's
* Type iexplore -k www.google.com
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Thursday, September 18, 2008
Print Without Graphics
When you print a Web page with IE, you probably are interested in just the text and not the graphics or the Ads.And if a Website has printer-friendly link , you are done!!
But what if it doesn't....??
Tell your IE to print your page, minus images.
* Open Notepad and type:
IMG{display:none!important;}
Download: NoImages.css[right-click and select: Save Target as]
* Save as 'Imageoff.css'
When you are ready to print...
* Select Tools ==> Internet options ==> 'Accessibility' button
* Check 'Format Documnts using my style sheet' box
* Click Browse, navigate and select 'Imageoff.css' file and click Ok
* Click Ok
IE will stop displaying most of the images. After printing, if you want your IE to display images again, Uncheck the 'Format documents' box.
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But what if it doesn't....??
Tell your IE to print your page, minus images.
* Open Notepad and type:
IMG{display:none!important;}
Download: NoImages.css[right-click and select: Save Target as]
* Save as 'Imageoff.css'
When you are ready to print...
* Select Tools ==> Internet options ==> 'Accessibility' button
* Check 'Format Documnts using my style sheet' box
* Click Browse, navigate and select 'Imageoff.css' file and click Ok
* Click Ok
IE will stop displaying most of the images. After printing, if you want your IE to display images again, Uncheck the 'Format documents' box.
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Speed up Microsoft Word
Sometimes i feel that Microsoft internally configures Word to run slowly.Want to speed up MSWord and improve performance??
Just a few tricks that help u..........
* Click Tools ==> Options
* Click 'View' tab ==> Uncheck the 'Animated textbox'
* If you use word in Normal view, check 'wrap to window'
* Click 'General' tab ==> uncheck 'Provide feedback with animation'
* If you work with many documents, bump the 'Recently used file list' entries to 9 (highest setting)
* If you use simple Autoshapes , Uncheck 'Automatically create drawing canvas when inserting Auto Shapes'
* Click 'Spelling and Grammar' tab ==> uncheck 'Check Grammar as you type' and 'Check Grammar with Spelling'
Really need speed.......
* Turn off the on-the-fly spelling checker, by unselecting 'Check Spelling as you type'
* Click 'Print' tab ==> Turn off 'Background printing'
So there you go.!!!
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Just a few tricks that help u..........
* Click Tools ==> Options
* Click 'View' tab ==> Uncheck the 'Animated textbox'
* If you use word in Normal view, check 'wrap to window'
* Click 'General' tab ==> uncheck 'Provide feedback with animation'
* If you work with many documents, bump the 'Recently used file list' entries to 9 (highest setting)
* If you use simple Autoshapes , Uncheck 'Automatically create drawing canvas when inserting Auto Shapes'
* Click 'Spelling and Grammar' tab ==> uncheck 'Check Grammar as you type' and 'Check Grammar with Spelling'
Really need speed.......
* Turn off the on-the-fly spelling checker, by unselecting 'Check Spelling as you type'
* Click 'Print' tab ==> Turn off 'Background printing'
So there you go.!!!
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Use Word As A Calculator
Word had a calculate function on Tools Menu.Select numbers anywhere in the text and with a click, word could add,divide and more. Press , and the result was pasted into your documnt.Word colud even resolve the expressions like (5*6)+(2/9). This feature still remains as part of the word but is hidden.
Wanna resurface that.....???
* Select Tools ==> Customize ==>Choose 'Command' tab
* Then 'Tools' in the categories panel on the left
* Over in the right panel, locate 'Tools Calculate' , grab it, and drag it over to a Word toolbar
* To use the feature, highlight numbers in your document and click 'Tools Calculate' button on you toolbar.
The result appears in the status bar in Word's lower-left corner.
Please comment..!!!!
Wanna resurface that.....???
* Select Tools ==> Customize ==>Choose 'Command' tab
* Then 'Tools' in the categories panel on the left
* Over in the right panel, locate 'Tools Calculate' , grab it, and drag it over to a Word toolbar
* To use the feature, highlight numbers in your document and click 'Tools Calculate' button on you toolbar.
The result appears in the status bar in Word's lower-left corner.
Please comment..!!!!
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