If you send large pictures as attachments in an e-mail message it could take a very long time for the e-mail to leave your outbox. The e-mail message may be “bounced” by the recipients server because they have a size limit on their mailbox. To avoid any problems, you can reduce the size of the image attachment before you send them.
Sorting data in Excel is a common task you may perform all the time. It is possible to sort a list and find out the data didn’t sort exactly how you thought it would. There are three common reasons as to why your data won’t sort properly. One of the reasons could be that the list is just too large and you don’t have enough memory on your computer to perform the sort. The other two reasons are shown in detail in this tutorial. This will work in Excel 2003, Excel 2007 and Excel 2010.
When you create a header or footer for your Excel worksheet you can add various elements, you can even include a picture (image). This process is shown using Excel 2010, but will work the same in Excel 2007.
You may want to forward a web address in an e-mail message or include a hyperlink in a document. This is a fairly easy process. This will work in most Office 2007 & 2010 programs (Outlook 2007, Outlook 2010, Word 2007, Word 2010, PowerPoint 2007 and PowerPoint 2010). This example is shown using Outlook 2010.
You can convert an Excel file into a .CSV file (Comma Separated Value). A .CSV file can be used to transfer data from one program to another. For example, if you have a mailing list in Excel you can covert the file to a .CSV file and use it to upload the information into an e-mail program (Outlook, Gmail, etc.). This video will show you how to covert an Excel file.