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How To Delete History Of Remote Desktop Connection

Whenever you establish a connection through the remote desktop, the connection information is logged by operating system, Remote Desktop Program leaves the name of the computer or the IP Address you last tried to connect or established a connection, this might not be so secure if its a shared PC.

Day or the other, you might want to clear the piled up history of your Remove Desktop Connection, the question is how do you clear the remote desktop connection history? Just follow the below simple steps to clear the connection history of remote desktop in windows xp professional

Note: Backup Your Registry Before Trying This!
  • Click On Start
  • Click On Run
  • Type Regedit and Hit Enter
  • In Registry Window, Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server Client\Default
  • Highlight the "Default"
  • In the Right Window Select the entries from the data field and delete, check the below screen shot for a visual Idea.



If you are new to remote desktop feature, Get started using Remote Desktop with Windows XP Professional Here

Tip: Run command for Remote Desktop is MSTSC alternatively you can open Remote Desktop By click Start----> All Programs---->Accessories---->Communications, and then click Remote Desktop Connection.

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Using Paste Special And Transpose To Convert Rows Into Columns

Microsoft Office 2003 and 2007 at its best.Here is a small tip to convert your data columns to rows and rows to columns, otherwise to move data between rows and columns in Microsoft Office Excel 2003 and Microsoft Office Excel 2007. Excel 2000 or later provides an paste special and transpose options to interchange the data between rows and columns. Follow the rest of the post on how to do that.

Here Is my data in a single Column In the Excel sheet(you can use the below links to browse and download thousands of microsoft office excel,word, power point and infopath templates for free from microsoft office website).

Award certificates
Brochures
Budgets
Business cards
Calendars
Content slides
Contracts
Databases
Design slides
Diagrams
Envelopes
Expense reports

Copy the data and open another worksheet and right click the mouse and click on paste special to bring up the paste special popup window as shown in the below screen, select(tick mark) the transpose check box at the bottom and click on OK to get your data transposed into rows, you can follow the same procedure inorder to convert rows to columns in microsoft office excel.



Award certificates Brochures Budgets Business cards Calendars Content slides

You might get a different window when copying a content with hyperlinks and trying to paste in an microsoft excel using paste special as shown below.


Select html, if you want to retain the hyperlinks of the content and click on Ok to paste in a normal way, then copy the pasted content and open(switch to sheet 2 at the bottom and right click and click on paste special and use the transpose option to convert columns into rows and rows into columns.

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How do I know what operating System I Have 32bit or 64bit ?

If you would Like To Know which operating system you computer is running on,this might be silly , but it worth a lot when it comes to software upgrades and microsoft and linux windows service pack upgrades of your operating systems, you can track back the Version Number that you are running with the latest available version

For Windows computers, the operating system version appears on one of the screens when you first start up your computer (example: Windows XP, Windows Vista).

Windows Vista:-

Click Start, In Start Search Type System. Click on System or System Information in program list

64-bit Operating System appears for the System type under System, then your computer is running with 64bit operating system

32-bit Operating System appears for the System type under System,then your computer is running with 32bit operating system

Microsoft Windows XP Professional:-

1. Click Start, click Run, type sysdm.cpl, and then click OK.

2. Click the General tab. The operating system appears as follows:

For a 64-bit version operating system: Microsoft Windows XP Professional x64 Edition Version appears under System.

For a 32-bit version operating system: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Version appears under System.

Alternatively,

1. Click Start, click Run, type winmsd.exe, and then click OK.

2. In the system information popup window, check the processor value

If the Processor starts with x86, the computer is running a 32-bit version of the Windows operating system.

If the Processor starts with ia64 or AMD64, the computer is running a 64-bit version of the Windows operating system.

Also, Click Start, click Run, type winver, and then click OK to know the version and the service pack information that is installed on your pc.

How to check Windows for 32-bit OS or 64-bit OS on remote computer? Just follow the below steps to check that.

If you would like to know the other computer(remote computer or ) system information in a network then you need to open the system information window by

Click Start, click Run, type winmsd.exe, and then click OK.

Click On View(CTRL+R) and Click on Remote Computer.

Type the Remote computer Name and Click On OK

For MAC computers, you can find the operating system under the Apple symbol in the Mac OS Menu bar at the top of the screen. Open the menu and select “About this Mac”. The window will display the Mac OS version.

For instructions on how to determine if you have a 32Bit or 64Bit version of Windows operating system, see here

To determine if you have a 32Bit or 64Bit version of Linux, at the command line, enter the command: uname - a

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How To Open Microsoft Office 2007 Files With Microsoft Office 2003

You might me wondering how to open/convert Microsoft office 2007 files with an earlier versions of Microsoft Office(Office 2003, Office 2002, Office 2000) then you are at the right place!!

Microsoft Office 2007 saves the files in different file formats , Below is the list of Microsoft Office 2007 File Formats and Extensions.

Microsoft Office Word 2007 Supported File Formats and File Extensions
  1. Word Document (.docx)
  2. Word Macro-enabled Document (.docm)
  3. Word Template (.dotx)
  4. Word Macro-enabled Document Template (.dotm)
Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Supported File Formats and File Extensions
  1. Excel Workbook (.xlsx)
  2. Excel Macro-enabled Workbook (.xlsm)
  3. Excel Template (.xltx)
  4. Excel Macro-enabled Workbook Template (.xltm)
  5. Excel Binary Workbook (.xlsb)
  6. Excel Add-in (.xlam)
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 Supported File Formats and File Extensions
  1. PowerPoint Presentation (.pptx) [default]
  2. PowerPoint Macro-enabled Presentation (.pptm)
  3. PowerPoint Slide Show (.ppsx)
  4. PowerPoint Macro-enabled Slide Show (.ppsm)
  5. PowerPoint Template (.potx)
  6. PowerPoint Macro-enabled Presentation Template (.potm)
  7. PowerPoint Add-in (.ppam)
Inorder To open Convert Mirosoft Office Word 2007 (.docx),Mirosoft Office Excel 2007 (.xlsx) and the Mirosoft Office PowerPoint 2007 (.pptx) , you just need to download and install Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack for 2007 Office Word, Excel and PowerPoint File Formats

The Microsoft Office 2007 Compatibility Pack Works with Office 2000, Office 2003 amd Office XP

After Installing the Microsoft Office 2007 Compatibility pack your can Open ,Edit, save files in Office 2003 file formats without installing the Microsoft Office 2007, honestly Office 2007 looks awesome and has the great features when compared to the earlier versions of office. I recommend Office 2007

How to change the Font size in outlook express

Changing the font size in outlook express:

Follow the below steps to change the Font Size in Outlook Expresss:

1) Open the e-mail composition window.
2) Click on Tools, then on Options, then on the tab that says, "Compose."
3) Under "Compose Font", click on the Font Settings button.
4) Click on the Down Arrow next to the font name (such as "Arial" or "Times New Roman") and then scroll up or down and click on the font you want.
5) Click on the Down Arrow next to the font size and then scroll up or down and select the font size you want (such as 12).
6) Click on OK.7) Click on OK.