Answer Line: What Do You Do When Windows Doesn't Boot?
Also: nonsensical Windows error messages; add Excel data to a Word file; print later by saving as .prn; transfer Word AutoCorrect settings.
Lincoln Spector
With HP wireless printers, you could have printed this from any room in the house. Live wirelessly. Print wirelessly.
Autocorrect Transfers
If you have Microsoft Word on two computers, you can transfer your AutoCorrect list from one to the other with Autocorrect.dot, a Word macro by Microsoft Most Valuable Professional contributor Dave Rado and distributed via the MVP Web site. If macros have been disabled, select Tools, Macro, Security in Word. On the Security Level tab, select Medium, then click OK. If Word warns you that the file contains macros, click Enable Macros. Run Autocorrect.dot on the first PC and click Backup to export your settings to a Word document. Now run Autocorrect.dot on the second PC and select Restore to import your AutoCorrect list. You'll lose only settings with the same name as the imported AutoCorrect items.
- « Prev
- Page 5 of 5
A Guide to Business IT
Webcast: Going Green
Related Computers Articles
- Tech on the Big Screen and the Small Readers discuss computers in the movies, technology in the Olympics, and goofy e-mail addresses.
- Checkpoint-Friendly Laptop Bags New bags promise to make it easier and safer to get your computer through airport security.
- OQO Shows off Handheld Computer Based on Atom Handheld computer maker OQO showed off a version of its Model 02 computer based on the Atom processor at IDF.
- Apple Clobbers Competition in Customer Satisfaction 'Teflon' company posts personal computer record of 85, 10 points ahead of No. 2 Dell.
- Mac Clone Maker Psystar: We're Still in Business Sued by Apple, it tells customers it's still shipping systems, offers recovery disc.
Best Prices on Desktops
DX4200-UB001A DesktopPrice: $679.99
iMac 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo 20" DesktopPrice: $1049.00
TouchSmart IQ504 DesktopPrice: $1019.99
Acer Aspire AM1640-U1401A Desktop PCPrice: $249.99
iMac Intel Core 2 Duo 24" DesktopPrice: $1700.00
Mac mini MB138LL/A DesktopPrice: $571.58
- PC World Webcast: Going Green Wondering how to make your business greener? These tips will help your business save money, and save the environment.
- Myth of the Million Dollar Database Think only the big boys can afford the best database solutions? Think again. Learn about low cost systems that have proven time and time again to outperform legacy UNIX vendors on a dollar for dollar basis.
- The Future Sales Force - A Consultative Approach This white paper discusses the challenges of selling complex products and services, and the new skill sets sales professionals must employ in today's evolving market.




