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an online converter will fix all of your problems, after all there is a converter for everything nowadays.
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or try this
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I typically use TextEdit to do something like this. Open the source data in TextEdit and go to Edit > Find > Find & Replace. Then replace | with ,, replacing all instances. Save the file using an extension of .csv and you are now good to import into Numbers or Excel.
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There are two ways that an image can exist in Numbers.app, to my knowledge:
Within a cell (in a table) - here, the cell has an "Image Fill";
"On top of" the table.
Excel doesn't support option 1.
If you drag an image file into a Numbers spreadsheet, you'll get option 1: the image will be inserted within a cell.
Instead, in Numbers, use the Insert > ...
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There are two methods for adding an Outlook account to your iPhone:
In the Mail, Contacts, Calendars --> Add account section of the Settings app:
When adding the account you select "Hotmail" (Outlook) and type in your email and password.
You select "Other" and type all information required.
Unless its too hard and it may delete something that you ...
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Thanks to Buscar for making me to look more deeply into this. It seems that the preview/editing space in PP for Mac visually compresses the pictures (i.e. text is somewhat sharper than pictures, no matter how high quality they are). However, this difference disappears in the Slide Show mode.
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You might be out of luck if you do not have the originals, as you know now the 2010 was compressing the pictures.
First save the picture to hard drive and open it with something like iPhoto.
If you like the quality there we can continue.
If you do not like the quality it is the end of the road, no advanced settings will help here.
You could report the ...
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ha! Actually it is possible
Here we go: http://www.it.cornell.edu/services/ical/howto/view-shared.cfm
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To see your system keyboard shortcuts go to:
System Preference >Keyboard >Shortcuts
To apply subscript formatting (automatic spacing) in PowerPoint 2011
⌘+SHIFT+MINUS SIGN
To see all PowerPoint shortcuts go here
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In Excel 2011, open a workbook,
Click on Format > Style and you get this window
In here click format again and you get this window
Pick the Date format you want,
or make a custom format in your case dd/mm/yyyy
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In Word Preferences | View | Nonprinting Characters |
Click on all - see if you are typing in the middle of some weird formatting.
Additionally, if you have field codes you might be trying to edit those. Turn on the highlight field code preferences in the same preference pane.
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The words to describe the icon you selected is the format painter shortcut in excel.
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If you are using Mac OS 10.8 Have a look in the notifications menu by clicking the apple button in the top left and then choosing 'System Preferences' and then choose 'Notifications' and you will be able to disable the red badge icon from there.
Check out the link below for more info.
http://osxdaily.com/2013/04/29/disable-red-badge-app-icons-mac-os-x/
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I had the same problem in Excel pop-up out of nowhere. Suddenly Cmd-V wouldn't paste anymore. Checking in the "Edit" menu I found that Cmd-V was associated with "Copy to Scrapbook", while Cmd-X would paste, etc. a whole cascade of messed-up keyboard shortcuts (of which only the lack of Cmd-V for "Paste" bothered me).
The following worked within Excel:
Go ...
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I found it: Fn + Shift + Option (Alt) + Right Arrow.
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Logitech's R800 remote works. They aren't officially supported, but they allow you to flick back and forward between slides.
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Your mileage may vary depending on your requirements.
Visual Basic Applications (VBA) macros while supported in Excel 2011 don't always work when they were set up in Excel for Windows. Also ActiveX controls do not work in Excel 2011.
I wouldn't call that 100% compatibility but it is a lot better than previous versions of Excel for Mac.
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An inch is an inch independently of any application or physical ruler you are using to measure it. So yes, the column widths are the same for the same number of inches on both versions.
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Just open the Mac Word document in Pages. It saves PDFs more reliably than Word in my limited experience.
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There's a website called Zamzar offering converting services: http://www.zamzar.com.
You can upload .numbers (among many other filetypes) and let them convert it to .csv, .pdf or .xls. You can have them mail you a link to download this converted file (for only one day).
I don't know if they're trustable, but they just helped me out.
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I see this happen somewhat often in our office environment where Outlook 2011 is connected to our Exchange server. Typically a spotlight re-index will do the trick, either using the method you tried or by adding the HD to Spotlight's privacy pane, then removing it a few minutes later. Sometimes I have to go a step further & remove preference files. ...
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