How to Make Avery Labels from an Excel Spreadsheet

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• How to Make Avery Labels from an Excel Spreadsheet
• How to Add a Wireless Card to a Desktop
• How to Use a Remote Desktop Connection on Windows XP
• How to Convert Windows Media to MPEG4
• How to Write Custom Tags in JSP
• How to Remove Trojan Viruses for Free
• Microsoft XP Diagnostic Startup Procedures
• How to Make Straight Lines for an Online Flyer
• How to Open a SAV File
• How to Run Netmeeting in XP

How to Make Avery Labels from an Excel Spreadsheet Posted: You can use data from an existing spreadsheet to generate labels. When you create a spreadsheet in Excel the data is arranged in columns and rows. Each column should include a heading, which will be used as fields when you pull your labels. The... Recent Article published on 6/1/2010 by Foye

How to Add a Wireless Card to a Desktop Posted: Nearly all computers come from the factory with an Ethernet network card installed to allow access to a home network or Internet connection. If you want to reduce clutter and avoid running cables, you may want to set up a wireless connection... Recent Article published on 6/1/2010 by Ty Arthur

How to Use a Remote Desktop Connection on Windows XP Posted: Remote Desktop is a feature included in Windows XP. Once Remote Desktop is enabled on a Windows XP computer, other Windows computers can connect to it and work as if they were sitting at that computer. Use a remote desktop connection on Windows... Recent Article published on 6/1/2010 by Chris Hoffman

How to Convert Windows Media to MPEG4 Posted: WMV and MPEG-4 (also MP4) files are both common types of computer video formats. WMV files were developed for both Windows and Macintosh systems until the release of Windows Media Player 9. Now, Macintosh users can only play WMV files using the... Recent Article published on 6/1/2010 by Chris Bateman

How to Write Custom Tags in JSP Posted: Java server pages, or JSPs, are used to create Web pages from the Web server dynamically. You can use JSP custom tags to define additional operations or requirements, which result in the creation of dynamic content displayed to the end-user... Recent Article published on 6/1/2010 by Jackson Lewis

How to Remove Trojan Viruses for Free Posted: A computer virus is a malicious program that infects files with the intent to do harm or steal information. A trojan virus is a program that pretends to be legitimate to encourage installation. Trojans and other viruses cost consumers billions... Recent Article published on 6/1/2010 by JohnDaniels

Microsoft XP Diagnostic Startup Procedures Posted: When your PC crashes, it's not always clear what exactly went wrong, let alone how to fix it. If you are running Windows XP or later, Microsoft has included the System Configuration Utility to help you isolate the problem by allowing you access... Recent Article published on 6/1/2010 by Ludmilla Chen

How to Make Straight Lines for an Online Flyer Posted: Straight lines help to emphasize text and sections of flyers. They can set off an image or act as a border for an area of content. For an online flyer, the most straightforward way to make a straight line with HTML is by using a "div," a content... Recent Article published on 6/1/2010 by mattchew

How to Open a SAV File Posted: The SAV file extension does exactly what it sounds like, saves files or data. The most-common SAV file association is for saving the progress in games, such as Dune and Half-Life. SAV serves as a generic extension used by many various programs... Recent Article published on 6/1/2010 by Sandi Kelly Showalter

How to Run Netmeeting in XP Posted: Microsoft NetMeeting is a audio and video conferencing application included with versions of Windows up to Windows XP. While Windows XP includes NetMeeting, it is hidden by default, as Microsoft tries to phase it out and replace it with different... Recent Article published on 6/1/2010 by Chris Hoffman

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