Online Classes in Microsoft Office

Just a quick note to let you know I've updated my Excel 201 class to now include Excel 2007. The classes started yesterday but the enrollment is open until May 18 ... hope to see you there!

Online Classes in Microsoft Office

Cutting Edge PowerPoint 2007 for Dummies, by Geetesh Bajaj

Geetesh Bajaj has written his Cutting Edge PowerPoint 2007 for Dummies and I love it. I reviewed it at Amazon and I have an excerpted tutorial from it at my website here:

Cutting Edge PowerPoint 2007 for Dummies, by Geetesh Bajaj

Conditional Formatting in Excel 2007

I've finished one more Office 2007 tutorial ... hopefully this productive period of mine will continue ;-)

Conditional Formatting in Excel 2007

Testimonials from my site visitors

How I spent my Saturday afternoon....

I have been saving all the really nice emails I get from folks when my website helps them with a problem. Generally, once I've collected a few, I add them to my Testimonials page, but yesterday I noticed I hadn't updated this page since June of 2006!

So, I spent the whole day today updating it ... man, people are so damn nice!!

Testimonials from my site visitors

Microsoft Word 2007 Mail Merge Tutorial

Finally I'm getting my site, ebooks, and online classes updated to include Office 2007 ... so, now you can download my free mail merge tutorial ebook for Word 2007!

Microsoft Word Mail Merge Tutorial

Online Classes in Microsoft Excel 2007

Just wanted to let you know I've finally finished updating my Excel 101 online class to include Excel 2007! Hopefully I'm on a roll here and I'll be getting my other online classes 2007 compatible too, but so far Excel 101 is the only one I've finished. You can learn more about the classes and sign up here:

Online Classes in Microsoft Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Publisher, and Word

I'll let you know when I've got the other classes ready too, so check back often. Hang in there!

Background Processes

Background Processes

Uniblue's Process Library has updated their free process scanner and I think it works really well ... and yes, it's totally FREE ... not something you click then have to pay for. Once you click the above link for my Background Processes page, click the link for the New and Improved Process Scanner and you will be taken to the Process Scanner page ... just click the green button that says Instant Process Scan ... when the scan is done, you will see a list of all of the processes that are running in the background on (and possibly slowing down) your computer ... click on any name and you will be shown a description of what the process is and does and whether you can turn it off or not. This is very cool, in my opinion!