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Excel 2010, did not come with too may new features. It’s hard to come up with ideas on how to improve something that is already a great product, I’m sure. But there was one new thing I’ve found quite useful: Sparklines.
Archive for October, 2011
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Excel 2010: Sparklines
On October - 25 - 2011Comments Off
Excel: Set only one sheet as standard in new documents [Quick Tip]
On October - 24 - 20113 COMMENTS
Every time you create a new workbook in Excel, you get a document containing three blank sheets. Do you ever use more than one ? Or, do you always use more than three ? In this Quick-Tip I’ll show you how to set Excel to create new workbooks containing the number of sheets you require, whether it’s one or ten.
Here’s How
Run Android Apps on your Windows 7 PC
On October - 21 - 20113 COMMENTS
There are many great apps out there for your android phone. Many of which can be quite addictive, and some actually quite useful. Have you ever wished that you could transfer those apps to your computer ? Well, now you may.
Virtually…
3x 50GB Binverse Usenet Account Winners Announced
On October - 6 - 20112 COMMENTS
Thank you to everyone who took part in the 50GB Premium Binverse Usenet account competition. The winners are:
- Vic Limbo
- Piter Warezow
- Daniel Alvarez
A BIG thank you to Binverse for supplying the accounts for the competition!
If you see your name but have not been contacted, please email binverse@www.mintywhite.com from the same email address with which you entered the competition and we’ll get you taken care of.
What’s the Difference Between Metro/Tablet Apps and Windowed Apps in Windows 8?
On October - 5 - 20111 COMMENT
Windows 8 will be the first iteration of Windows that includes, by standard, more “immersive” applications–otherwise known as tablet apps or “Metro apps”. There are a few differences between these applications; here’s how Metro apps differ from classic applications/programs:
- Removed controls (i.e. minimize, maximize/restore, and exit buttons; drop down tool menus i.e. File, Edit, Tools etc.; no scrollbars for the most part)
- Optimized for touch screen rather than keyboard and mouse
- Metro apps are not designed to be closed; they are instead moved to the background for quick launching
- Metro apps run full-screen (although you can put two side by side in a 33/67 ratio)
The tablet apps are accessed through the Start Screen. Here’s the start screen if you’re unfamiliar with it: