Apple’s iTunes program is one of the best free multimedia programs that you can download and install to your computer. Because of its’ importance in managing the video, music and other content that is stored on your iOS devices, such as iPhones and iPods, Apple relies heavily upon its’ ability to interact with those devices. […]
Open XML Files with Excel in Windows 7
February 17, 2012 By
Last updated: January 17, 2017 XML files can provide a variety of information to multiple programs, but a common use for them is storing data in a tabular format, similar to that of Microsoft Excel. In fact, if you have recently converted a PDF to Excel with Acrobat, then you may have an XML file […]
Convert PDF to Excel with Acrobat
February 17, 2012 By
PDF files are a popular form for sending data because the formatting will remain intact, regardless of which PDF-compatible program is used to open the file. However, the popularity of PDF forms has forced many people into the habit of sending files that would be better transmitted as a different file type, such as an […]
Deactivate Old Computers from CrashPlan Account
February 14, 2012 By
CrashPlan allows you to back up all of the computers that are on your network using one user name and password. Centralizing all of your backup information like this makes it simple to manage all of your information from one computer. Additionally, CrashPlan will even send you email warnings and backup reports periodically to let […]
Remove Cell Fill Color That Will Not Go Away
February 7, 2012 By
Typically you can change the fill color in a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet using the “Fill Color” tool located in the “Font” section of the “Home” tab in Microsoft Excel 2010. However, if you have received a spreadsheet that was created by another person, removing this fill color may occasionally be more complicated than that. This […]
How to Display The Top Row on Every Page in Excel 2010
February 7, 2012 By
While it would be nice to only work with Microsoft Excel 2010 on a computer, it’s probable that the spreadsheets you create in that program will have to be printed out for someone. There aren’t really any foreseeable problems with the situation when dealing with a single page spreadsheet, but multiple page spreadsheets can be […]
Run Another Operating System on Your Windows 7 Computer with Virtual Box
February 6, 2012 By
Virtual Box is a program from Oracle that you can use to run another operating system on your Windows 7 computer without removing your current Windows 7 installation. This is ideal for troubleshooting problems on a different operating system, or for testing out another operating system without having to worry about partitioning hard drives or […]
How to Change a Shortcut Icon in Windows 7
February 6, 2012 By
The icons for your Windows 7 Desktop shortcut icons can be customized to suit your personal tastes. This includes modifying the specific icon that is used for a particular shortcut. This setting is not available for every single icon that you might have on your Desktop, but many of them can be adjusted to use […]
How to Make a Pivot Table in Excel 2010
January 30, 2012 By
I was recently downloading a lot of CSV orders from a customer, which I then combined into one file using the CSV file combination process in this article. However, all of the data from those orders was itemized, and our production team needed each item combined into one line so that they knew how much […]
Add a New Shortcut Icon To Your Dell Dock
January 28, 2012 By
Once you have started using the Dell Dock installed on your new Dell Computer, you will want to customize the icons that it displays. Storing icons on the Dell Dock provides a common place to locate the programs that you use with regularity, without cluttering your Desktop with icons that might get lost amidst other […]
