Excel tip: Analysis Toolpak
Did you know that the password to the VBA code in the Excel Analysis Toolpak (atpvbaen.xlam) is Wildebeest!!
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Did you know that the password to the VBA code in the Excel Analysis Toolpak (atpvbaen.xlam) is Wildebeest!!
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For a while I was having trouble with downloading newly bought books on the Kindle Windows desktop app. Every time I tried to download a book, a "Download Failed" message came back.
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As part of the recent update to this blog's theme, a new set of webfonts was put in place. It took a bit of time to figure out a way for the webfonts to render properly in all browsers, so this note provides a set of pointers to resolve some traps fo...
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Have a look.
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Just to keep you up to date, here is what it looks like earlier this week:
This is how Apple makes its money. It looks like the packaging actually costs more than the cable itself.
Given the well known lack of enthusiasm for Microsoft Windows Vista, typified by Dell's optional downgrade, Apple produced the following rather cheeky and ungenerous ad: