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Make a vertical text selection in Word When you need to select a portion of text from top to bottom instead of from left to right, this obscure mouse shortcut will handle the job. Read more Resource of the day What are the highest paying job roles? IT Professionals - Find out in the 2009 activeTechPros IT salary & skills report. Be a member for free access. * * * * * * * * * * * * Business Professionals Join activeBizPros and identify the highest paying job roles in your country with our salary benchmark wizard. Popular power tips   Seven keyboard shortcuts to help make your PowerPoint slide shows glitch-free Transpose Excel data from rows to columns, or vice versa Use a single mailing list to send out two entirely different letters Hottest new Office tricks   Hide the Database window to help protect your Access data To prevent accidents by honest users (and curious users with just enough knowledge to be dangerous), you may want to hide the Database window. Read more Office poll: Which non-Microsoft suite would you recommend for your organization? This week, vote for the non-Microsoft suite you'd prefer to see used by your organization. Read more Click a document's left margin for quick selection in Word A few quick clicks in the left margin of a Word document will select a line, a paragraph, or even the entire document. Read more Display hidden data in an Excel chart Excel won't display hidden data in a chart unless you flip the switch. Learn which option controls this behavior. Read more Use VBA to insert a picture file onto a PowerPoint slide If you often insert the same graphic file, such as a company logo, onto a PowerPoint slide, use VBA to automate the task. Read more Office challenge: How do you replace a column or series point in an Excel chart with a graphic? Test your Excel chart skills in this week's Office challenge and learn the answer to last week's PowerPoint puzzler. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   More classic Microsoft commercials and videos you may have forgotten Greg Shultz has uncovered a few more all-time classic Microsoft commercials and videos. Read more 10 things that are [still] broken in Access 2007... and maybe in 2010 In Access 2007, some things just don't work -- and a few problems appear to be persisting in the 2010 Technical Preview. Read more Flash Cookies? What are Flash Cookies? Life as a support pro requires you to be versed in a little bit of everything. Put on your Security hat: There is a new threat to users' privacy. Read more Members' choice   Store sent mail efficiently in Outlook If your Sent folder has gotten unruly, you might want to try this organizing trick: Have Outlook store your replies in a separate folder with the original messages. Read more Featured Webcast Live Webcast: Data Governance--Your Key to Business Optimization Discover how data governance can optimize your business by helping to lower costs, better manage risk and increase your profitability. SmartPlanet resources From rust to resolve: Can Michigan regain the 'upper hand'? $20 a gallon gasoline: bring it on! The power of transmedia storytelling TechRepublic newsletters   Get Mac tips, product reviews, and need-to-know lists in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today: Macs in Business Product Spotlight 10 Things Today's recommended downloads What are the highest paying job roles? Free Trial Software Download: Quest MessageStats Suite (Quest Software) Reap the benefits of pooling and sharing your middleware resources with an application grid (Oracle) Achieving business process excellence (Oracle) Interactive Webcast: Leveraging SMB ERP for an Economic Recovery (ZDNet)

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