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Amazon (Dec 28 2006 15:59 GMT) - Price: $26.20; Rating: 3. |
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EB Games (Dec 28 2006 15:57 GMT) - Price: $29.99; Rating: 4 |
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- Richard Kang submits: Sometimes I kind of look at what I do as similar to a sell side analyst at a big I-bank. The only difference is instead of looking at stocks in a particular industry sector, I study ETFs. So consider this when reading below, as the first half is [...] |
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- Ashton Kutcher enjoys talking about films with his wife Demi Moore's ex-husband Bruce Willis. Ashton, who has a close relationship with the actor, admits he loves picking Bruce's brains about movies.[...] Read more! |
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- Bad legislator :Rep. Fred Kessler (D-Milwaukee) said today that the value of unused gift cards should go to the state treasury - not to the merchant - and that change will be part of a bill he'll introduce in the legislative session starting in January.Kessler said millions of dollars a year go unused by gift card recipients, and retailers are allowed to book the unused values after the cards expire. |
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- I'm trying to import a .vcs file into Outlook 2003. Outlook responds with "the file is corrupt" error message. I can forward the file to another machine and Outlook 2003 imports it with no problems. Therefore, it is most likely something on this particular client's PC that isn't working properly. |
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- Lee Beaman wrote:[color=blue] > Is there a way to transfer e-mail addresses from AOL to Outlook/Outlook > Express?[/color] http://journals. aol. |
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- FilemakerPro_Developer wrote:[color=blue] > I asked this question several times and am not getting an answer. I > think because you can do it in Filemaker but not in Access. > > In the parent table I have a key field. In the child table I have 2 > key fields based on one of two types. |
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- I have about 300 contacts in my Outlook address book. I want to send emails to only the people in one state. How do I find them and do this without having to scroll through each contact? There has to be a way to create a distribution list easily. I would think it should be only a few clicks to create this list and send it out? |
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- Having a small problem with autopreview. Have a client that can't get the setting to stay. I had them go to View->AutoPreview to unselect it, but when they close outlook and reopen its back on again. is there some other setting I am forgetting about? Jason |
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- Another blizzard could hit Colorado by Friday, and the state still hasn't cleaned up from last week's storm. |
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- SAO PAULO (Dow Jones)--Die Companhia Vale do Rio Doce (CVRD) hat mit dem italienischen Stahlproduzenten Ilva SpA Eisenerzlieferverträge für 2007 geschlossen, wobei eine Preiserhöhung um 9,5% gegenüber ... |
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OneCall (Dec 28 2006 15:51 GMT) - Price: $13.99; Rating: 4. |
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Mwave.com (Dec 28 2006 15:51 GMT) - Price: $16.68; Rating: 4. |
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Amazon (Dec 28 2006 15:51 GMT) - Price: $16.99; Rating: 3. |
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- Diana Ross would love to give Mariah Carey and Christina Aguilera singing lessons. The music legend is very impressed by the current crop of female singers and insists she would be happy to give up her time to educate any of them privately.[...] Read more! |
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- You're probably confusing VBScript and VBA. Both are derivatives of Visual Basic. VBA is always stored within a host document like an Excel workbook or a Word document. VBScript is stored in simple text files with a 'vbs' extension. VBScript runs outside of any application (other than the VBS interpreter). |
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- You're probably confusing VBScript and VBA. Both are derivatives of Visual Basic. VBA is always stored within a host document like an Excel workbook or a Word document. VBScript is stored in simple text files with a 'vbs' extension. VBScript runs outside of any application (other than the VBS interpreter). |
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- You're probably confusing VBScript and VBA. Both are derivatives of Visual Basic. VBA is always stored within a host document like an Excel workbook or a Word document. VBScript is stored in simple text files with a 'vbs' extension. VBScript runs outside of any application (other than the VBS interpreter). |
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- I’m not a big fan of fishing (I get bored very easily and sitting by a pond watching a float bob up and down for a few hours is my idea of hell). However this looks cool, the rocket fishing rod. It’s not quite as exciting as shooting fish with a rocket but it does make [... |
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- No, it is not possible to set free/busy information at all. F/b info is read-only. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003 http://www. turtleflock. |
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- Is there a way to automatically add/show rows that have data? I have a data entry sheet. Then I have a report. The report pulls data from the entry sheet. If there is no data for a specific line/row item, is there a way to automatically hide or not show the row(s) with no data? |
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- Hi. Need to know how to lay this out.... Whenever someone refreshes the data on a pivot table, I want to automatically run a macro. (My macro below changes the pivot chart to the colors I want). Sub color_changes() ' ' color_changes Macro ' Macro recorded 12/28/2006 by FTN ' ' Keyboard Shortcut: |
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- Question: Is it possible to have a standalone VBA script file that Excel can open, or does the VBA have to be written into an Excel document? If so how is it done? Ta T |
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- For help with IE7, Please post to the Internet Explorer General Newsgroup. In your Newsreader: news://msnews. microsoft. |
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- Moldova.ORG -- Jessica Simpson revealed she wouldn’t be indecisive to get cosmetic surgery when the aging process takes its toll on her body. “If my boobs ended up hanging round my waist, then I’ |
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- Price: $10.84; Rating: 4 |
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- Thomas Hawk submits: Yesterday I wrote about Microsoft and Edelman handing out spiffy new laptops to bloggers after Scott Beale announced that he got one over at Laughing Squid. Scoble called the move Payperpost but also clarified his position calling the giveaway an "awesome idea." The usual Techmeme crowd chimed in, Slashdot and digg [...] |
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