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If your computer seems to be sluggish and getting worse you should consider doing some registry maintenance. Most computers suffer from a dirty registry that is all junked up with the debris it collects traveling around in cyberspace. Your computer is performing millions of functions every second including wading through all kinds of garbage that gets into the registry and bogs down computer performance.

It is funny how people don’t really know or understand how a registry fix works. Unless you are a techie not a lot of time is spent discussing registry cleaners or how it is your PC actually processes data. Your computer is constantly performing millions of functions every second, going through garbage on the internet, processing calculations, all kinds of things.

When the registry gets all jumbled up registry repair is the only way to makes things right again. Many people wrongly believe that when their computer starts to slow down over time that only a new computer will solve the problem. That’s not usually the case. Usually, it is just a registry that hasn’t been cleaned or it has a lot of errors on it.

That electronic file clerk conducting the registry fix is what keeps your computer running smoothly and quickly. You can employ the electronic file clerk by installing registry cleaning software on your PC. It is cheap, easy to use and a must have whether you use your computer all day or even ten minutes a day.

You can schedule registry repair software to engage automatically during your down time so as not to be interrupted while you are working. This means you never have to worry about your computer getting all screwed up during your work periods. A clean registry makes for a happy and speedy computer that is for sure. Most people are shocked when they see the difference in their computer’s performance after a registry repair.

Both old and new computers are subject to registry errors and making sure that you have a system in place for consistent registry repair is paramount to having a smooth working machine. A lot of people run their registry cleaner programs once a day either before they begin their work day or when they end it. That way there are never any problems during their work time. A clean well maintained registry runs the best.

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A while back I was talking with some online entrepreneurs about how they managed their incoming mails, newsletters and RSS feeds. We talked about this because I looked at all the different email addresses that I had and it seems that I have more than 200 different email addresses. I knew that I had many addresses because of all the websites I own but this really surprised me. Most of these email addresses are filed and/or being forwarded to a primary address and on addresses like webmaster@ or admin@, I rarely receive emails.

I cleaned up my outlook a year ago and moved most of my RSS Feeds and Newsletters to a second computer but my guess is that I now get about 400 emails per day, about 30 newsletters and about 50 RSS messages per day. I know because I work with Rescue Time that on an average day I’m working in outlook about 3.15 hours. I know I can’t reduce this much because most of my work happens abroad and involves sending emails. But I do want to have MS outlook better organized even though I already had it pretty well organized to begin with.

After many recommendations I decided to purchase a copy of SimplyFile and SimplyFile is an intelligent filing assistant for Microsoft Outlook.  And I can already tell you that SimplyFile is the most amazing software I’ve come across in a long time.

I downloaded the file and installed it; the whole process took less than 2 minutes. I restarted MS outlook and the first thing that I discovered was a new SimplyFile toolbar.

When I took the above screenshot I had an email selected in my Unread folder. SimplyFile now guesses into which folder this particular email should go. And you can see his suggestion above, in this case my “Inbox Promedia Blogging”. I have 253 mail and archive folders and of the emails that SimplyFile for me archived, about 90% of the recommendations where a right match. This little piece of software is really amazing.

I know; we’ve covered here on The World of Office numerous Tips on setting up rules and working with little tricks to make your outlook more organized but none of the tricks made it this easy.

When you create an email with SimplyFile, you press Send and you get a new screen that asks you where to archive your send email. How super cool is this?? This is a huge time saver! You never have to search your send items folder ever again.

SimplyFile is only 0,5mb but packed with cool and useful features and before this article is becoming a whole book about all the other features here are some screenshots with short explanations.

Here you see the top of a new received message.

Nowadays we are all busy and don’t have time to respond on emails right away. No problem; simply hit the Snooze button.

The price of this add-on is $39 and it’s worth every dollar. It doesn’t matter how many email addresses you have. If you have a cluttered inbox, you will love this add-on. You can get more info about the SimplyFile add-on here and they also have a 30 day free trial that you can download immediately.

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If you’ve been surfing on The World of Office the last couple of months it’s most likely that you noticed the banners about the Dreamweaver Video Course. They advertised on our site for 3 months.

When they were advertising here I was pretty interested in seeing the course, we work a lot with Dreamweaver and we have several pretty big webdesign sites.

When I was watching the course I noticed that the course was made for the previous version of Dreamweaver and not for the latest version CS4. It was still a very good course because the fundamentals where explained very well and the principles of that version and CS4 are exactly the same.

Since we have several web design sites and the course wasn’t made for CS4, I decided to make the creators an offer to buy the rights of the course and now we own it. We are giving it away now for a bargain price to our newsletter subscribers of our webdesign sites. Since I feel that I neglected The World of Office a bit because of the lack of time I currently have I’ve decided to do something back to you our loyal readers so here’s the copy of the email I send out earlier today.

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There are some very useful Twitter applications to keep track of your send and received Twitter updates.

But if you want to keep up to date with your messages you need to either have your browser open all day with Twitter.com or you need install a desktop application like TweetDeck.

But this isn’t necessary anymore since you probably have Outlook opened all day. Today I installed a pretty cool add-on for MS Outlook called OutTwit.

Some of the features are:

• Update your Twitter status directly from Outlook.
• Receive your friend updates in Outlook.
• Archive, manage, group and search your tweets the same way you manage your email (details).
• Group tweets by sender, topic, etc using the Search feature
• Assign custom folder and categories to new messages.
• Use Outlook’s "Reply" and "ReplyAll" commands to send twitter direct messages and @replies.
• Automatically sort new tweets into per-sender folders.
• Shorten URLs with tinyurl.
• See graphs of your Twitter usage statistics.

It’s a free application with a pretty simple installation, you can download OutTwit here.

The add-on looks like this when you installed it.

The options are found under OutTwit.

Here are some of the screenshots I took when I was playing around with my settings.

Simple user name and password screen.

One of the biggest advantages of this add-on are the receiving options. While my outlook checks for new email every 15 minutes my Twitter messages are checked every 2 minutes.

I do advice to turn off Friend Timeline, especially if you follow a big group. I had to learn this the hard way;).

Organizing your send Twitter messages in Outlook is now a breeze.

The last feature that I like a lot are the various graphs of your Twitter stats.

Have fun with Twitter and with Outlook, here’s the download page once more.

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Article: Excel allows you to change the order of worksheets within a workbook at any time. There are two ways of achieving this, the first of which is simply to drag the tabs representing each worksheet left or right. As well dragging individual tabs, it is also possible to highlight several tabs and drag them all at the same time.

Not only can you move worksheets around within the same workbook, it is also possible to move worksheets from one workbook to another. For example, suppose we have a workbook containing a worksheet for each month of the year ("Jan", "Feb", etc.) and that we now would like to split this into four smaller workbooks, one for each quarter: the first containing "Jan", "Feb" and "Mar"; the second containing "Apr", "May" and "Jun"; and so on.

To keep the number of sheets we will end up with in each workbook to a minimum, we could begin by reducing the default number of worksheets Excel will give us in each new workbook. To do this, we click on the Office Button and then choose Excel Options. In the section labelled "When creating new workbooks Include This Many Sheets", we reduce the number to one. We can now create four sheets by clicking four times on the new sheet icon on the Quick Access Toolbar.

Each of our new workbooks has one sheet, which is the minimum that Excel will allow. We can access these new workbooks by clicking on the View Tab and accessing the Switch Windows drop-down menu. The first method of moving worksheets from one workbook to another is to drag and drop. To do this, we will need to see all the workbooks simultaneously. Excel has a special command for doing this. In the View Tab, click on the Arrange All button and choose "Tiled". Excel will then present each of the workbooks in a miniature window, allowing us to see all of the open workbooks simultaneously.

The next step would be to select the three sheets pertaining to the first quarter: we click on "Jan", hold down the Shift key and click on "Mar". We can then drag the selected sheets across to the window of any of the new workbooks. We can then repeat this exact same procedure for the other quarters.

As was mentioned earlier, the minimum number of sheets which you can have in a workbook is one. Therefore, when we have moved the final three sheets, the window of the original workbook will simply disappear. Naturally though, the last saved version of the document will still exist.

The final step would be to delete the unwanted sheet from each of the four new workbooks. Having done this, to leave the split screen view and return to normal mode, we simply maximise any of the windows.

By the way, the second way of copying sheets from one workbook to another is to use the Move or Copy Sheets command. You will find this command in the Format drop-down menu in the Cells section of the Home Tab or by right-clicking on the selected sheet tabs. As well as moving sheets, this command also allows you to create a copy at another location.

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When changing the appearance of text within an Excel worksheet, you have the choice of working on the entire cell or at the text level. To work at the cell level you simply highlight one or more cells and choose your formats. The formats that you choose will then apply to all text within the cell or cells.

For example, if you wish to change the font size of your data in Microsoft Excel, you can of course use the drop-down menu next to the font name and choose one of the preset sizes. Another method of changing the size is to use the Grow Fond and Shrink Font buttons located on the right of the font size. These two buttons simply use the same preset sizes available on the preset size drop-down. Having activated the font size text box, you can also use the cursor keys on your keyboard to move through different sizes. Yet another method is to enter a particular size then press the enter key. When you do so, you are permitted to enter decimals, such as 10.5.

In a similar way, when you wish to choose a font, you can highlight the current name and begin to type the name of font you have in mind, for example Times new Roman. Once you have typed enough of the name to avoid ambiguity, the font name will be displayed and you simply press the Enter key.

Colour can be applied in two ways in your worksheets either as a background to the cell or to the text inside the cell. Because background colour applies to the cell it can’t be applied at the text level. With the advent of Themes in Excel 2007, Microsoft have made it very easy to come up with colour combinations which look good together.

To work at the text level, you need to go into Edit mode. You can enter Edit mode in a couple of ways: the first is to double-click on any cell; the second is to click once on the cell and then click anywhere in the formula bar. You will know when you’re in Edit mode by the appearance of the Cancel and Enter buttons on the left of the formula bar.

When working in Edit mode, you can highlight individual characters and change their attributes. For example, if a cell contains the text “Google”, you could highlight each letter individually and change it to the colour used in the Google logo.

This facility of having different formats within the same cell is very useful for headings. It is not so useful for the rest of the data in your worksheets since it slows down data entry and makes editing difficult.