You may have noticed when typing along in a Word document that some misspelled words are automatically corrected. The wonderful Word feature that does this for you is called AutoCorrect. For example, if you were to type the word the as teh, AutoCorrect will automatically correct the word to read the. However, if you mistype […]
Archive | June, 2013
How to plan your Access or FileMaker Pro database – Part 2
In part one of this series we said you should start planning your Access or FileMaker Pro database by using paper and pencils to draw the input forms and reports that your users will need. Now we are going to talk about using those mockups to create a “Field List Worksheet.” A “Field List Worksheet” […]
Outlook 2010: Quickly Organize Emails using the new Quick Step Feature
Are you inundated by email? Overwhelmed by so many emails that you don’t know where to begin? The new Outlook 2010 Quick Steps feature is here to the rescue! You can program Quick Steps to handle your emails in a myriad of ways so that, with a click of a button, your email is dealt […]
How to plan your Access or FileMaker Pro database – Part 1
One of the biggest mistakes new database developers make is they don’t plan. Instead, they just open up Microsoft Access or FileMaker Pro and start creating their tables. But, as with just about everything else in life, a little bit of planning upfront can make a huge difference down the line. Think about it – […]