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Create 'ledger paper' in Excel
Nice hint, but I would suggest it has nothing to do with OSX. At the very least, I wouldn't look here fo that kind of things. Rather in a Excel-related site.
Create 'ledger paper' in Excel
Thanks for the opinion, but I think I have to disagree ... unless you want me to remove all the existing hints that cover iMovie, Keynote, CarbonCopyCloner, OmniGraffle, GraphicConverter, PowerPoint, Entourage, Address Book, Mail, GarageBand, iCal, iChat, Palm Desktop, iPhoto, Snapz Pro, BBEdit, Terminal, Photoshop, etc.
The site has had an "Applications" category since day one, and it's one of the most popular here -- nearly one-third of the hints on the site fall into the Apps category. Technically, *none* of those are OS X related hints, and they should all go if I were holding hard and fast to the site name. And don't forget about the Web Browsers category; that's basically another Apps bucket with about 5% of the total posts on the site. As a registered user, though, you can take care of this issue yourself -- just use the Display Preferences and disable the Apps category (and any others you don't want to see), and you won't see any more hints in the category. The site name is potentially a bit confusing; it might be clearer if it were something like "Mac Hints," but the intent has *always* been to create a site that contained the very best tips and tricks for using OS X. And what fun is it to use an operating system if you never run any applications on top of it? Clearly we'll never try to become "exceltips.com" or "photoshopwizards.com," but I will run hints that seem to be helpful to readers of the site ... judging by the comments, I think this one fits that category. regards; -rob.
Solid Gold. Most valuable in everyday work
One of the first things I do every weekday morning is visit MacOSXHints to look for ideas and tips that will help me more effectively understand and more affectively use OS 10.3.5 <b>and</b> and my applications, chief of which is Office 2004, including its Excel component.
Create 'ledger paper' in Excel
I like things just the way you are running them now, robg. Don't go changin'. Keep up the good work. I, too, check macosxhints first thing every weekday, to start my day, learn some new things, and, very often, improve my experience with OSX.
Create 'ledger paper' in Excel
Totally agree... App Hints as well as System Hints are making OSXHints so much more than just a mac Website... |
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