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If you tried to uninstall the Office 2013 Preview and it did not properly uninstall or it left a lot of bits lying around, Microsoft has a an uninstaller for the Click to Run version. They also have instructions for anyone who prefers to uninstall Office 2013 themselves.Details can be found at How to uninstall or remove the Microsoft Office 2013 Preview suitesAfter … [Read more...] about Tip 1027: How to uninstall Office 2013 Preview
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Outlook is missing from the Office 2010 Trial?
We get a lot of questions from users who downloaded the Office 2010 Pro trial. They say all of the applications were included except Outlook, which of course, was the reason they even tried it. Outlook is included in the trial, but it won't always install if an older version of Outlook is installed as you can only have one Outlook installed at a time. If you want to … [Read more...] about Outlook is missing from the Office 2010 Trial?
Use Outlook's Contacts in a Mail Merge
Nothing says "impersonal and uncaring" as much as form letter sent to a group of people, whether it's your annual Holiday letter to friends or a form sent to clients and potential clients. It doesn't matter whether it's a traditional mailed letter or sent via email, it's still impersonal. It doesn't have to be this way. Customizing form letters to make them appear more personal … [Read more...] about Use Outlook's Contacts in a Mail Merge
Creating a Mail Merge to Labels in Microsoft Outlook
If you want to do do a mail merge to create mailing labels, follow the steps in Use Outlook's Contacts with Mail Merge to begin your mail merge. When the Mail merge dialog opens, select Labels from the Document Type menu. Click the Ok button and the merge document is created. When Word opens, you'll be presented with a message telling you to press the Setup button in the … [Read more...] about Creating a Mail Merge to Labels in Microsoft Outlook
Signing Outlook Macros using SelfCert.exe
Note: You should only use a self-signed certificate for personal use. To increase your level of security and eliminate annoying dialogs, you should only used signed macros with Microsoft Outlook (or other Office applications). To make it easier for users who write macros for their own use, Microsoft provides an application you can use to create a personal certificate for … [Read more...] about Signing Outlook Macros using SelfCert.exe