Office 2007

Recovery Procedure for corrupt word files - Method 4: Use the "Recover Text from Any File" converter is will restore text without formatting.

Method 4: Use the "Recover Text from Any File" converter
Note The "Recover Text from Any File" converter has limitations. For example, document formatting is lost. Additionally, graphics, fields, drawing objects, and any other items that are not text are lost. However, field text, headers, footers, footnotes, and endnotes are retained as simple text.
Click the Microsoft Office Button, and then click Open.
In the Files of type box, click Recover Text from Any File(*.*).
Click the document from which you want to recover the text.
Click Open.
After the document is recovered by using the "Recover Text from Any File" converter, there is some binary data text that is not converted. This text is primarily at the start and end of the document. You must delete this binary data text before you save the file as a Word document.

Article from Microsoft's website about hidden gems in Excel 2007. You will love Conditional Formatting!

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This is to learn some of the great new features for managing your data in Excel 2007. Learn about conditional formatting, great new sorting, and using tables (new to Excel, formerly known as Lists but was much harder to use). Auto-complete in formulas is a fast, easy to create without having to type so much (so, if you are like me, you will eliminate typing errors!). This document is still being improved...

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This is for those who have not worked in Excel, or who have only played with it a little. Please study this first before moving on to the other Excel Options.

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NEW! Excel documents for you to download and play with - these are some of the ones referenced in the class documents. If you are on campus, they are all (and others) saved on the Public drive, P:/helpdesk/Training/Excel.

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NEW! Excel documents for you to download and play with - these are some of the ones referenced in the class documents. If you are on campus, they are all (and others) saved on the Public drive, P:/helpdesk/Training/Excel.

If you have questions please contact the Help Desk at helpdesk@stkate.edu or 651.690.6402.

NEW! Excel documents for you to download and play with - these are some of the ones referenced in the class documents. If you are on campus, they are all (and others) saved on the Public drive, P:/helpdesk/Training/Excel.

If you have questions please contact the Help Desk at helpdesk@stkate.edu or 651.690.6402.

NEW! Excel documents for you to download and play with - these are some of the ones referenced in the class documents. If you are on campus, they are all (and others) saved on the Public drive, P:/helpdesk/Training/Excel.

If you have questions please contact the Help Desk at helpdesk@stkate.edu or 651.690.6402.

Excel 2007 is a wonderful new application. Yes, it is quite different from the previous versions, but the differences is what makes it so wonderful! Read this document to learn about some of the newest features of Excel. If you are new to the Office 2007 Fluent Interface (big words for how Microsoft describes the new look and feel to the Office 2007 applications), then you should read Exploring Office 2007 first. This article assumes you know how to move around in the new system.

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Learn to use this powerful new Office system. It is different, I can't argue that. I can offer the tools to help you learn how it work, and some of the great tips and shortcuts that I have found. Do you think that the Ribbon takes up too much room? Is there too much mousing to get to your most frequently used shortcuts? I can show you how to make it easier to use, the easiest Office yet!

Mail Merge in Office 2007 is much improved and easier than ever. View both Mail Merge documents, because Publisher (yes, Publisher!) is even easier than Word, especially for labels!

Mail Merge in Office 2007 is much improved and easier than ever. View both Mail Merge documents, because Publisher (yes, Publisher!) is even easier than Word, especially for labels!

PowerPoint is an incrediblly powerful application. Not only that, but it is now even easier to use. It is completely customizable and really fun to use.

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This is an introduction to Microsoft Publisher and the basics of desktop publishing. Since this is a powerful application, this document will probably be ever-expanding to include a more complete introduction to each element. If you have questions after reviewing this document, then I probably need to explain it better, so be sure to send a message!

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This Microsoft download allows you to open and view Power Point presentations if you do not have Power Point installed on your computer. This download does not work with Windows Vista.

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Use the File Format Converter to allow Office 2003 to open Office 2007 documents.

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Create a professional-looking document with this help guide.

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Use this help guide to learn how to insert a hyperlink into your project. Hyperlinks are easy, helpful ways to direct readers to more information.

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Need to print your Power Point slideshow for a presentation and trying to conserve paper? Use this handy help guide to print multiple slides per page!

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Just some sample text to play with formatting in Word 2007.

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