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Send HTML email in Outlook 2010
Step-by-step guide on how to send HTML email in Outlook 2010
I had a similar post for MS Outlook 2003 and 2007 How to create HTML email in MS Outlook 2003. Apparently Microsoft distinued some functionaly in the 2010 software version, thus the steps mentioned in that post are no longer accurate. Here’s the update if you’re using MS Outlook 2010.
Discontinued features in Outlook 2010
If you want to get the whole scoop of what features were changed and modified, visit this page on Microsoft website. What really affects the sending HTML email capability in Outlook 2010 is this bullet: View Web page URL: Web page URLs cannot be viewed in Outlook. The Web toolbar is not available, which includes the URL address bar, refresh, stop, start page, and Search the Web commands.
PowerPoint 2010 Printing Issue and Workaround
PowerPoint 2010 won’t print with comments. Any possible workaround?
Microsoft Office is not my favorite subject, but since switching to MS 2010, I’ve written several posts about it as many issues have arisen. The latest issue I encountered was that I couldn’t print some PowerPoint 2010 slide decks no matter what I tried. After hours of looking into the problem, here’s what I found.
You can’t print PowerPoint 2010 slides with comment(s)
It’s like a bug in PPT 2010 as I saw many people posting the same complaint about the issue, but there was no clear solutions. You can’t print PowerPoint 2010 slides while there’s or are comments inside the file; even if it’s the only one comment located on the last slide.
Display Excel Data On a Web Page
This post is to show you how to display data from a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet online
At the company where I’m working we have a marketing calendar in MS Excel showing schedule for different marketing events and activities. The file is maintained by marketing and regularly updated with new speaking engagement opportunities or changes of venues to current events. And every time we updated it, we put a copy on a network or shared drive so that other people can access it. Later, we made it a little easier to access by putting a link to the Excel file on a web page.
Create Image Map / Hotspot in Dreamweaver CS4
How to create a clickable image map in Dreamweaver CS4/CS5
An image map or a clickable image map is a web image containing (sub-)areas that linked to different content or web pages. Each clickable area is often referred to as a hotspot. Image map is useful in presenting and organizing information where you let web visitors see the big picture and also give them the option to click around and explore the areas of interest. An example would be something like the image on the left with four distinctive areas constructed by the puzzle pieces. Each puzzle piece may represent one of your products or services or anything else.
MS Office 2010 Menu/Ribbon Reference
Cross-reference between MS Office 2003 and MS Office 2010
As a long time MS Office 2003 user – since 2003, switching to MS Office 2010 was not an easy ride because almost all the 2003 menus are changed in the 2010 version. Even the term “menu” was changed to “ribbon” in 2010. The good thing is Microsoft understood the confusion and created a reference between Office 2003 to Office 2010. The reference can be viewed online as an interactive application [with Microsoft Silverlight] or downloaded for offline use as MS Excel spreadsheets. You can find the links to the reference library at the end of this post. However, before going there, there are some tips I want to share first. Hopefully, you’ll find them useful.
