Keep Your Mind Wide Open
Posted in MS Office, My Experience, Tips, Windows on Jul 4th, 2009
Have you ever looking for option to delete every odd or even rows in Excel? Looking through menu after menu, hoping there’s some option hidden somewhere?
Well, the bad news is that there’s no built-in function as of Excel 2007. You need to use some marco to do just that.
Here’s the procedure. This procedure [...]
I know this is old news. Anyway for those of you who don’t know it yet, as Google is the coolest company on the planet, they now let you watch some/most of Youtube video in mp4 high definition format. Furthermore, you can even download those youtube HD video to your local computer with a simple [...]
Yep, Ubuntu 9.04 is out and making buzz as usual. Most of the new Linux users are excited about “No more virus, yeah?”. Well, it’s quite true. Linux is more secure and have got very low security risk. But beware! Linux has got its own dark side as command line could do anything.
If you [...]
Those who migrate to Debian variant from Red Hat will be missing the convenient of rpm -qf.
For those of you who don’t know what is rpm -qf <filename>, this command is very useful if you used rpm package management system. It will tell you which package manage that file.
Many people are not aware of [...]
Posted in Microsoft, Tips, Tricks, Windows on Apr 16th, 2009
Recently I’ve noticed that there’s no size column in My Computer or Windows Explorer. Then when I tried to look in the details list, it’s not listed as an option.
Very wired indeed. After a few rounds of Googling, I’ve found that Windows Search 4.0 is the culprit. Before I give a boot to Windows [...]