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    Posted By terry on April 19, 2009


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    This week’s online newsletter includes:

    *   Using Delayed Startup to Speed Up Windows Boot Time
    I don’t know why this function wasn’t built into Windows itself. Delayed Startup is an invaluable tool that is part of the free WinPatrol program…

    *   The Lighter Side of Technology
    This week’s computer technology cartoon at Terry’s Computer Tips.

    *   Create a Fill-In Form in MS Word Easily
    Guest author Carol Bratt wrote this great HowTo article with plenty of details and screen images…

    *   Do I need a Software Firewall?
    A reader writes that he connects to his Internet Service Provider using a router, and wants to know if he needs a software firewall, too…

    *   My Security Software Recommendations
    My recommendations for anti-virus, anti-spyware, firewall, and anti-spam software…

    This week’s email and on-line newsletters are nowa vailable:
    *   free weekly Terry’s Computer Tips email newsletter
    *   weekly on-line Terry’s Computer Tips newsletter

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    4 Comments so far

    1. Doug on April 19th, 2009

      The cartoons are so simple and funny…keep them coming. Doug

    2. JACK on April 19th, 2009

      Create a Fill-In Form in MS Word Easily – I have WORD 2007. When I go to View, I don’t get Toolbars/Forms.
      What am I doing wrong?
      jnc

    3. Carol Bratt on April 19th, 2009

      Click on the Office button | Word Options.

      You can also use the shortcut ALT + F, I to open the Word Options dialog box.

      You will see several buttons on the left side. You will find the Developer tab settings in the Popular panel. If the Popular Panel is not selected, then select it.

      Near the top of the window you will see Show Developer tab – select it.

      Click OK.

      Now when you close Word Options, you will see a new Developer tab on the ribbon.

      The rest is self explanatory. You can now use the Content Controls, etc.

      When you subscribe to Carol’s Word Bytes Newsletter you get all this and more!

      http://www.carolscorneroffice.com

    4. Windows Tips on April 19th, 2009

      Great post, and well made captures

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