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Notepad 2008 with Ribbon UI

Jerome Locson — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 09:54:39 +0000

The usual Windows Notedpad is just a plain textarea where you just type your text. But what if Notepad 2008 is more like the Office 2007 interface now, with the ever famous Ribbon UI. Check this out.

Download it here and it’s a freeware.

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Notepad 2008 with Ribbon UI

MacMedica, the medical spell checker

Jerome Locson — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 22:47:15 +0000

This is a great tool for the techy medical practitioners who usually do medical documents. MacMedia is a tool for medical spell checker and works for Office 2008 for Mac.

Features:

Includes thousands of critically important terms from medical, surgical, chemistry, and laboratory terminology.
Covers 35 medical specialties including: anesthesiology, biology, cardiology, hematology, immunology, internal medicine, neurology, nursing, oncology, ophthalmology, radiology, toxicology, urology, and more!
Includes medical procedures, diseases, surgical terms, genetic research, medical slang, thousands of drug names, brief word forms, and medical devices, as well as AIDS diseases and treatments.
Works inside Mac Office 2008… so there’s nothing new to learn!
Lets you look up words while inside your spellchecker, without exiting your program.
Spell checks English words and medical words simultaneously.

cThe tool costs around $79.95. For more information, please check the product at Spellex.

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MacMedica, the medical spell checker

Managing Norton AntiVirus Office Plug-in

Jerome Locson — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 09:37:17 +0000

Many of my friends use Norton Antivirus and they asked me on how to disable the Norton AntiVirus Office Plugin. I am not using Norton and I do not know the solution for that… but then I googled it. Here’s a repost on the Turning on and turning off the Norton AntiVirus plug-in for Microsoft Office:

Turn on the plug-in for Microsoft Office XP/2000

Start Norton AntiVirus.
If Norton AntiVirus is part of Norton Internet Security or Norton SystemWorks, then start that program.
Click Options.
In the left pane, click Miscellaneous.
In the right pane, under “How to keep Microsoft Office documents protected,” check Enable Office plug-in.
Click OK.

Turn off the plug-in for Microsoft Office XP/2000

Start Norton AntiVirus.
If Norton AntiVirus is part of Norton Internet Security or Norton SystemWorks, then start that program.
Click Options.
In the left pane, click Miscellaneous.
In the right pane, under “How to keep Microsoft Office documents protected,” uncheck Enable Office plug-in.
Click OK.

I hope that helped. :)

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Managing Norton AntiVirus Office Plug-in

Tip: Microsoft Outlook To-Do Bar

Jerome Locson — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 23:34:02 +0000

Here’s a great tip on how to create your own “To-Dos List” using Microsoft Outlook.

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Tip: Microsoft Outlook To-Do Bar

Google Docs Bibliography

Jerome Locson — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 11:41:00 +0000

Now, another great update from Google Docs, the bibliography options. This allows you to add a list of references used in your documents. Read more here.

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Google Docs Bibliography

Microsoft Office Metadata Analyzer

Jerome Locson — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 10:12:43 +0000

When creating a document, there are information saved as a metadata with the file. This metadata usually includes the author name, creation date and edits, source, company, etc. These might be private information that may be disclosed when the file is shared. Well, before sending out and sharing your documents such as Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint, be sure to check it with Metadata Analyzer. It will give you a brief background of what hidden information might be revealed to your reciepents.

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Microsoft Office Metadata Analyzer

Video: A Google Docs and Docsyncer Backup Tip

Jerome Locson — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 01:42:24 +0000

Here’s a video showing you on how to do backup your Microsoft Office Documents using Docsyncer with Google Docs.

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Video: A Google Docs and Docsyncer Backup Tip

Synchronize Google and Microsoft Outlook Calendars and Contacts

Jerome Locson — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 12:04:09 +0000

If you want to make synchronize your Outlook Calendars and Contacts for you to have it available online, you can try gSyncit. gSyncit is a Microsoft Outlook adds-in application that allows synchronization between your Microsoft Outlook and Google Calendars and Contacts.

Features:

Two-Way MULTIPLE Google and Outlook calendars Sync
Two-Way MULTIPLE Google Contact Sync
Synchronize by day/date range or all appointments
Filter appointments by category
Sync Multiple Google calendars into one Outlook calendar
Conflict alerts and automatic conflict resolution
Automatic appointment matching to prevent duplicate appointments

You can download and try it for free but has limitations. You need to pay around $10 to register the product without limitations.

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Synchronize Google and Microsoft Outlook Calendars and Contacts

Lookeen: Search tool for Outlook

Jerome Locson — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 17:57:02 +0000

Lookeen is an adds-on tool for MS Outlook 2003 & 2007 which allows you to search emails easily. It allows you to find, manage, and organize your Outlook data without the hassle.

Lightning fast search for email of all Stores!
See correspondence with people and groups on a single click!
Reduce time for organizing and filing Outlook items!

The product allows you to try it for 14 days and if you opt to purchase a full version, you need to pay around $40.00 for single user. Once downloaded, you can visit their installation instruction page for more detailed steps on how to install the adds-on.

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Lookeen: Search tool for Outlook

ProduKey, recover lost product key of MS-Office?

Jerome Locson — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 17:09:12 +0000

Did you recently reformatted you PC? Or just trying to reinstall MS Office and can’t find the CD where the product key sticker is attached? ProduKey could help you recover that lost product key. Actually, it will not only display your product key but also the CD-Key of MS-Office, Windows, Exchange Server, and SQL Server that are installed on the computer.

But, here’s a heads up for those who wants to try this one out. This is currently listed in Symantec Security Response. Try to check it out, nothing much serious though but better be notified.

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ProduKey, recover lost product key of MS-Office?