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• PDF Converter Review: How To Convert your PDF’s to Word, Powerpoint, HTML and Text Files.
  
  Recently I read somewhere that Adobe estimates that there are currently 300 million PDF’s in circulation which of course already an amazing number and the use of PDF’s is still growing exponential. If I look at my own business; not using PDF’s is simply not an option. Whether they are contracts, invoices or any other [...]
• How To Create a Desktop Shortcut for Fast User Switching.
  
  Today’s XP Tip and Trick is a pretty cool trick for Multi-User computers. I want to show you with this XP Tweak to create a desktop shortcut for fast user switching. This will able you to quickly access a second or third account while having the other session’s active in the background.   It’s real easy; for [...]
• My New Book Is Almost Ready! Are You Still Using Vista?
  
  I’m not making this a long sales pitch or try to convince you into buying this. I’m going to be straight to the point; this is what I have for you. If you are a regular visitor of The World of Office you might know this, but in case you’re not; I wrote a +80 page [...]
• Microsoft Word 2007 File Formats
  
  by Mark Matthews Microsoft Word 2007 is capable of working with documents in three file formats. The native format uses the file extension ".docx". Files saved in this format can use the full range of features found in Word 2007, with the exception of macros. Any Word 2007 document which contains macros must be saved in [...]
• A Tutorial for Hiding your Recent Items in Vista.
  
  This next Microsoft Office Trick and Tip is especially handy when you work at a “public” computer at the office. This probably isn’t necessary at home unless you’re working with multiple users at one computer. The problem is that when you leave your computer for one minute, willing people might check what your doing and [...]
• Handy Backup Review: How to Make a Backup the Right Way.
  
  The number of invites, we receive for writing software reviews is pretty amazing. Most products will change the world or they pretend to even solve the world hunger problem. They are all incredible… Not. Most of the request we receive will land in the bin immediately, especially if they write in the first paragraph that [...]
• Create a XP Shutdown Button on Your Desktop.
  
  Today I have another cool trick for you and it’s a Tip and Trick for Windows XP. Whether it’s real useful is debatable but its fun to know anyway. Today I want to show you how easy it is to create a icon on your desktop that closes down your system without any confirmations.   To [...]
• Set the Timeframe for the Slideshow by Practising.
  
  Did you ever made a PowerPoint Presentation and set the timeframe for the slideshow without irritating yourself?? Using the “mouse click” option is by far the easiest. If you are a little bit more advanced in giving presentations than you’ll use a standard timeframe for the slideshows. I can still see myself sit behind my [...]
• Begin the Numbering in Word on the Second Page.
  
  Okay, it’s time for some cool Microsoft Word Tricks. Yesterday I showed you how to number you pages in MS Word. Well that wasn’t really special. Today I want to take it a step further. As I said yesterday; the standard setting of the page numbering in MS Word is that the numbering starts from [...]
• Formula for Combining Different Values into One Date Column.
  
  It is time for the fourth and final Excel tutorial of this Excel week. The tutorials that we’ve covered this week are some pretty cool ones. The first was the tutorial with a formula for checking future dates followed by the Excel tutorial for using the TEXT and the TODAY functions and we discussed yesterday [...]