Dive into the essential features in Microsoft Office Access® 2010, Excel® 2010, Outlook® 2010, PowerPoint® 2010, and Word 2010. This supremely organized reference is packed with hundreds of timesaving solutions, troubleshooting tips, and workarounds. It’s all muscle and no fluff. Discover how the experts tackle what’s new in your favorite Office applications-and challenge yourself... »
Word 2010 All-in-One For Dummies
A complete guide to the world’s most popular word processing software Microsoft Word is the most popular word processing software on the planet, and the most-used application in the Microsoft Office productivity suite. Along with the rest of Office, Word has been enhanced with new features and capabilities in the 2010... »
How to Enable the Active Directory Recycle Bin
Before you can make the recycle bin available, you must first update Active Directory schema with the required attributes. When you do this, the schema is updated, and then every object in the forest is updated with the recycle bin attributes as well. This process is irreversible once it is started. To do this, you... »
Managing Active Directory from Command Line
Several tools are included with Windows Server 2008 R2, that let you manage Active Directory from the command line. Here’s a look at some key tools and what they do. Adprep Prepares a Windows forest or domain for installation of Windows domain controllers (DCs). To prepare a forest or a domain, use adprep /forestprep and... »
Customizing Command Prompt in Windows 7
You can customize the appearance of a Command Prompt window, changing its size, font, and even colors. And you can save these settings independently for each shortcut that launches a Command Prompt so that you can make appropriate settings for different tasks. To customize a Command Prompt window, you make settings in the Properties dialog... »
Run 16-Bit and MS-DOS-Based Programs on Windows 7
A large amount existing 16-bit and MS-DOS-based programs were originally written for Windows 3.0 or Windows 3.1. Windows 7 runs these older programs using a virtual machine so as to mimics the 386-enhanced mode used by Windows 3.0 and Windows 3.1. Unlike on other latest releases of Windows, on Windows 7 each 16-bit and... »


