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In Always reply in HTML format, Outlook MVP Robert Sparnaaij responds to a reader request to respond to plain text messages with HTML-formatted messages.
I sure hope it's a real request, because I'm about to go off on it!
Continue Reading: Replying in HTML Format, a rant »
July 4, 2011 by · 
Making your Facebook profile look like Excel
Seriously, is anyone actually using this and why do people think it's so slick? You still have to log into Facebook to use it, so it's a simple matter for any half-awake IT department to nail you. The same goes for those workbooks that make Twitter look like a spreadsheet (can't find the link right now). Are there IT departments really getting fooled by this?
Hiding your Facebook or Twitter usage behind a pseudo-spreadsheet, assumes you can connect to them in the first place. If you can't, they're useless.
February 7, 2011 by · 
Over at the Excel Unusual blog, there's a procedure for sending a fax from Excel.
Continue Reading: Sending Faxes from Excel, What Gives? »
December 10, 2010 by · First let me apologize in advance for the following (rather long) rant. I don't like to complain in public, but being ignored or blown off tends to make me angry. Some people air their issues on Twitter or Facebook, I have this blog.
Continue Reading: The Ups and Downs of APIs »
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