Inbox Zero – revisited 2007.09.18
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Well it’s been a few weeks since I posted about Inbox Zero and I’m ready to report to y’all on just how it’s been going.
“How’s it been going?,” you ask… Splendidly.
First off, I created a folder in my work email named .Archive in which I placed all my other folders with the exception of a very few. My remaining folders are: (more…)
VOTW: I don’t know what to make of this… 2007.09.18
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So I’m adding a weekly feature…Video of the week.
Enjoy this first one from our boys of yore. Were they talked into doing this video? They must have been so high on themselves at this point… If only they saw Nirvana on the horizon.
Fx Button, Insert function, Function Arguments 2007.08.30
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Have you ever wondered what the fx button is for? I’m talking about the little itty bitty button directly to the left of the editable area in the formula bar. Do you know it? Is it your friend? It’s mine. Let me introduce y’all.
This handy button is a quick resource for finding functions in Excel that you just can’t remember or don’t know exist. (more…)
Inbox Zero 2007.08.23
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I came across this presentation by Merlin Mann of 43folders.com on the concept of Inbox Zero. It’s about an hour long, but it’s an interesting concept of changing how you work…
Or simply read the articles at inboxzero.com
Help Files 2007.08.22
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Even a guru like me needs a little help from my friends. And when that doesn’t work, (or even before I ask friends) I turn to my trusty Excel help files.
The F1 key on your keyboard is the shortcut. You can access help using an untold number of methods. Some common methods include the help menu, the F1 key, and the help button in dialog buttons.
