Yearly Archives: 2010

Recover Outlook Passwords With OutlookPasswordDecrypter

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If by any chance you have forgotten the password in Outlook then take a whirl of OutlookPasswordDecryptor. It is a stand-out portable app which will enable you to decrypt Outlook passwords instantly. It has an ability to decrypt almost every mechanism used for encrypting Outlook password. Adding more, it can recover password from almost every type of account; IMAP, POP3, SMTP,LDAP, HTTP, and Exchange Server. Read More

Easiest Note Taking Tool For Windows

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Windows 7 brought with it more reliability to the Notes widget, which allows you to take notes right on your desktop. Almost every user at some point needs to make a note of something, and if you’re not using any tool, chances are that you’ll soon get tired of having to open notepad all the time, saving the note, selecting output location, etc. While the notes widget makes it easier, you are still limited not only by space, but also by having to visit the desktop every time you need to take a note. Read More

Fast And Efficient Downloads With Light Downloader

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Download managers are abundant these days, and almost all popular browsers (Firefox, Chrome etc) offer some basic download management facility natively in their browsers. Then there are powerful third party competitors, but with these you either get a very resource-hungry software chewing up on your RAM, or left wishing for some features. Fortunately enough, Light Downloader is here to save the day. Read More

Add Properties Back To Firefox Context Menu

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Firefox suddenly removed “Properties” from the right-click context menu starting with Firefox 3.6. One of the most useful feature for webmasters and power users just vanished completely from the browser without any reason. If you are one of those users who cannot live without Properties option, you are in luck; now there is an add-on to bring it back. The reason why Properties option is so useful and why users prefer having it in right-click content menu can be tracked to the options present. You will find all element properties, such as, address (URL), how it will open (same window, new window, or same tab), relation (bookmark), and some miscellaneous properties showing the text language and title. Many users who own a website, blog or forum, or writers/editors who making a living on the web, find this option to be really useful, this includes the folks working at AddictiveTips. Read More

Excel 2010: Change Values Into Time (TIME function)

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Unlike other spreadsheet programs, Excel 2010 offers a range of functions to automatically deal with all kinds of date and time formats. The Time function takes plain values and show them in time format, letting users easily performs complex operations over time values. Using TIME function, you can show the values in time format, i.e, hr:min:sec. It requires three arguments to be passed, and automatically determines the military time. Furthermore, it's capable of detecting (AM) Ante Meridian or (PM) Post Meridian. All you need is to specify the data range i.e. the cell location where values are stored or direct values that you want to convert into TIME format. You can also pick values from different locations and convert them in a single field using the time function. As stated earlier, it automatically detects the values greater than 12 and convert them into military time. Read More

OneNote 2010: Write Mathematical Equations (Ink To Math)

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Microsoft Office 2010 suite apps provide huge list of equations which lets you to add them quickly into your work but sometime it is difficult to find out the desired one. OneNote 2010 provides a very convenient way to write-in mathematical equations. It provides a smooth and ripple-less handwriting tool which eventually abets user to add them into notesheet with great ease and without hassling of finding the desired one from the list. Read More

Excel 2010: PROPER Function

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Sometimes while filling in cells in spreadsheet, we try to get them filled in much haste, which eventually lead us to irregular word-case in cells. To get it fixed right-away Excel 2010 provides a simple function which show the standardized word-case, i.e, first letter of each word must be kept capital. Through PROPER function you can change the case irregularities in nice looking standard. Read More

Word 2010: Synchronous Scrolling (View Side by Side)

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Through View Side by Side feature you can instantly open up two document and take a look at both documents in Word 2010 simultaneously. It eventually provides an excellent way to compare two opened documents, adding more to it for convenience, you can also synchronizes the scrolling, i.e, on navigating through one document the other opened document would emulate the exact navigation. Read More

Customize Windows 7 Alt-Tab Switching Dialog

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Alt+Tab Tuner is a simple tool to customize the Windows 7 Alt Tab switching dialog. Since Windows 7 lacks this option, a third party app comes to fill the void. Users can tweak every aspect of the dialog, Margins, Thumbs Grid, Spacing, Icon Shift & Seize, Thumbs Size, Fade Out, and Transparency are all customizable.

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Excel 2010: Finding Factorial (FACT Function)

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Excel 2010 contains many advance mathematical functions which have been extensively used for different calculations, from a list factorial finder is an important one. Excel FACT function which stands for FACTorial is used for finding out the factorial of the specified number. It require a single argument to be passed, along with this Excel 2010 also include a function which could find out factorial of alternate numbers called FACTDOUBLE. Read More

Outlook 2010: Complete Guide To Instant Search

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Searching  items from IMAP account folders and old archives is a hectic job. Unlike it's antecedents, Outlook 2010 presents a simple way to search desired items; emails, files, calendar events, tasks, etc immediately. Once all your Outlook folders are indexed, you can search out any item from specific folders and archives. Read More

Excel 2010: Address Function

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Excel 2010 includes two types of referencing, i.e, Absolute and Relative, these referencing types are very important when you are dealing with formulas and their addresses. If you want to find out the different type of data cell address, then you can easily show it by providing certain parameters. Excel ADDRESS function provide list of options to show address in desired ways; with row/column headers or row/column numbers, with absolute, relative or mixed format, etc. This function is very useful especially when you are dealing with different and large-scale spreadsheets in Excel 2010 workbook. Read More

How To Sync Two Folders On A Mac

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Imagine the ease it would bring to your life to have the ability to synchronize two folders without having to manually sort through the files within them. Fortunately enough, SyncTwoFolders, a free Mac utility, simplifies this task with a rich feature-set and simplified GUI. This application compares one folder against another, and allows the user to sync them based on their preferences. Read More

Ad Blocker For Safari Browser [Mac OS X]

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Safari is one of the best internet browsing options when running a Mac. We have all observed how advertisements greatly increase our internet traffic and slow down the overall browsing experience. With Firefox, you can get the amazing AdBlock Plus add on and browse in peace, with no advertisements slipping through the wonderful tool. Now, a similar option comes for Safari as well. Read More

Add Field Of Specific Data Type In Access 2010 Database Table

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Access 2010 lets user create new fields in database table with a range of pre-defined data types. Unlike previous version, which requires user to define the data type in detail in design view, Access 2010 requires user to pick up the data type while creating the field in datasheet layout. For adding a field in table, open the table in generic datasheet view, click on default field title 'Click to Add' and specify data type of field. Read More

Dmailer: Kick-Ass Backup Tool With 2GB Free Online Storage

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When it comes to backup, Mozy, Dropbox, and SugerSync are few popular services which provide 2GB of free space for online backup. France based Dmailer has been quietly working on their latest version of backup software. Dmailer Backup provides one simple-to-use interface to backup and restore important files and folders(keeping the directory structure intact), making it a must-have tool for users looking forward to protect their data and those who are re-installing their operating system. Read More

Outlook 2010: Auto Reply to Emails

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If you are off for vacations or on a business trip then it would become a dire need to automatically send email stating alternative ways to contact you. In Outlook 2010 you can automatically deal with the incoming emails in certain way, i.e,  by creating a template which includes important phone numbers, addresses, etc for immediate contact. Whenever you will be contacted via email, the specified mail template will automatically be sent as a reply. In this post we will be creating a simple rule which eventually enables you to create an auto-reply. To use this feature you will need Microsoft Exchange Server to be configured with Outlook 2010. Read More

Word 2010: Insert Line Number In Document

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While working on Word 2010 document, sometimes you need to show line numbers with each line. Word 2010 provides a feature which lets you to insert line number in the desired portion of document. Showing line numbers would be very useful especially when you are inserting lines of code in the document. In this post we will let you know how to insert line numbers for different situations. Read More