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pc support newsletter Systems Development The University of North Carolina at Charlotte September 2005
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Internet Explorer: Run Time Errors
If you frequently
encounter “Run Time” errors when using Internet Explorer: Open Internet
Explorer and from the menu, select Tools, Internet Options. Click the
Advanced tab. In the Browsing section of the dialog box, make sure that Disable
Script Debugging is checked, and that Display a notification about every
script error is unchecked.
More Internet Explorer Tips
Pressing the
BACKSPACE key is the same as clicking the BACK button on the IE toolbar.
Pressing Enter is the same as clicking the NEXT button.
1. Go to http://www.uncc.edu/
2. From the Internet Explorer menu, select Tools, Internet Options and click the General tab.
3. In the Home Page section of the dialog box, click Use Current.
4. Click Apply, then click OK
Excel: Use Conditional Formatting to Alternate Row Shading (The Greenbar Look)
To make your worksheets more visually appealing, you might want to apply shading to alternate rows – (the greenbar look). You can easily accomplish this using Conditional Formatting. Click here for more information.
Header Rows when sorting in Excel
When you need to sort an Excel worksheet, make sure that Excel recognizes your data range correctly by clicking in a cell and pressing CTRL+SHIFT+8. Excel will highlight the data range (the cells that will be sorted). Look at the header row (if your worksheet has one) – it should be the first row of the selected data. Note the following:
Are there blank cells in the first row?
Is the first row formatted exactly like all of the other rows?
If either of these conditions are true, then Excel will probably not recognize your first row as a header row and your sort may not give you the desired results. Make sure the header row has a column heading for every column in the data range, and go ahead and bold the header row.
Zoom In for a Closeup
In Word or Excel, holding down the CTRL key and rolling the mose wheel will Zoom In or Zoom out of your document
Questions or comments….Contact jtfreed@email.uncc.edu