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Graphics File Types Word Can Use

whitepaper File format is indicated by a three-letter extension after the file name, such as .doc.into one's document either directly or with the use of separate graphics filters. One can insert many popular graphics file formats (file format: The way in...

Tags: data visualization

[16 May 2008]

Open and Save Files in Formats Supported by Word

whitepaper A file's format is indicated by a three-letter or four-letter extension after the file name. A file format defines the way that information is stored in a file, so that a specific program can open and save that file.

Tags: word processing

[02 May 2008]

Open a File

whitepaper The user can open the original file for editing, open a copy, or open the file as read-only, which prevents the user from saving the file unless the user save it by using another name. The program gives the copy a new name.

Tags: business management

[11 Apr 2008]

Google invests in web to fight disaster

News At the time, Brilliant said: "My dream for InStedd [a name that plays off the TED conference] is to fulfil the much-needed role of an independent agent bringing the technological, medical and organisational skills necessary to help the...

Tags: aid, facebook, google

[17 Jan 2008]

Web, Graphics, and Perl/Tk: Cookies

whitepaper A cookie is just a name=value pair, much like the named parameters used in the CGI query string and discussed in CGI Programming. When a web server or CGI script wants to save some state information, it creates a cookie or two and sends them to the...

Tags: web development and design, browser, cgi, header

[25 Oct 2007]

Microsoft and NHS team up on software design

News On Google, Smokoff said, the first result for earache is a rock band by that name. Inside a hospital, it can save lives. That's the premise behind a new collaboration between Microsoft and the NHS that seeks to develop a common design for clinical...

Tags: microsoft, nhs

[10 Sep 2007]

Upwardly Mobile: How green is your phone?

Comment While these ideas are aimed at the developing world where traditional powerlines are at a premium, there's no reason such renewable technologies can't be employed in the UK or the US - once again, it's down to the mobile industry to strip away the...

Tags: environment, green, upwardly mobile

[14 May 2007]

Sun's Solaris to get that Linux feeling?

News Though he wouldn't confirm the name of the project, Murdock discussed its essence at the JavaOne conference in San Francisco, and a Sun spokesman confirmed the name. Project Indiana has the attention of Sun chief executive Jonathan Schwartz, who...

Tags: linux, solaris, sun

[10 May 2007]

Using DDE with Microsoft Excel and SAS to Collect Data from Hundreds of Users

whitepaper SAS will populate (using DDE) an existing file "Template" (Excel spreadsheet) with historical data, name and save it to the appropriate directory (based on reporting structure). A process is demonstrated in this paper to automatically collect data...

Tags: directory services, structure, reporting, directory

[14 Dec 2006]

Ask plots local search mash-up

News Users can narrow their restaurant searches by cuisine type, neighbourhood, street name or zip code, as well as book a reservation through the site and send information to a phone. Users can also plot out routes to multiple destinations, make...

Tags: askcity, ask.com, mash-up, ask

[04 Dec 2006]

View from Stanford: 'Offshoring works for us'

Comment Our brand name offers some help but our environment is not as attractive as something like Google. On a recent trip to Silicon Valley, silicon.com analysis and reports editor Sylvia Carr spoke to IT leaders at Stanford University about their...

Tags: offshoring, outsourcing

[21 Nov 2006]

FTD and Florists Flourish With HP Technology, ValCom Service

whitepaper FTD, a household name in floral delivery, is winning praise from member florists for its proprietary Mercury computer applications, paired with HP technology, that help them save time and cut costs while attracting more business.

Tags: point of sale devices, delivery, mercury, automate

[25 Aug 2006]

Leader: Are IT workers so badly off?

Leader We could name plenty of occupations which we would be far less inclined to pursue. A quick poll of most jobs, save perhaps England footballer, rock star or chocolate taster, would reveal high levels of dissatisfaction, especially among the rank and...

Tags: it skills

[16 Aug 2006]

Nokia and Siemens merge units to fight Ericsson

News Consolidation is the name of the game therefore we believe it's the right move for us," he said. Nokia and Siemens are also aiming to save cash through the marriage, predicting cost reductions of €1.5bn per year by 2010.

Tags: fmc, nokia siemens networks, fixed mobile convergence, siemens

[19 Jun 2006]

Microsoft clashes with Adobe over PDF support

News In the past, Adobe has raised objections to Microsoft's plans to put its own XML Paper Specification (XPS) format, developed under the code name Metro, into the upcoming Windows Vista update. Adobe wants the software giant to remove the PDF "save...

Tags: pdf, adobe, microsoft

[05 Jun 2006]

Will Zopa's P2P loans mean the death of the bank manager?

Will Zopa's P2P loans mean the death of the bank manager?

Comment It gets its name from 'zone of possible agreement' and the idea of cutting out some of the fat in between the two sides of the loans equation is appealing. Typically banks lend out to individuals at one - typically high - rate of interest and they...

Tags: disintermediation, zopa, loan

[18 Apr 2006]

Windows Live Search beta primed for take off

News Microsoft merged MSN with Windows last summer and announced plans in November to offer web-based services under the Windows Live name. It incorporates technology, acquired during the purchase of OnFolio, that allows people to save information onto...

Tags: windows live, windows live search, search, microsoft

[08 Mar 2006]

Inside Kaspersky Labs: AV at the cold heart of Russia

Comment Even with its cover and author's name written in Cyrillic, it's difficult to miss the fact that one of the virus analysts is currently reading a book by Kevin Mitnick - the poster child of computer hacking.

Tags: kaspersky labs, moscow, virus writer, virus

[25 Jan 2006]

$100 laptop project signs up Taiwan's Quanta

News Although many consumers may be unfamiliar with the name, many own Quanta's products. To save energy, thin clients and PCs can run on car batteries or solar panels. The company produces systems for Dell, HP and others.

Tags: quanta, $100 laptop

[14 Dec 2005]

Intel's Otellini announces new chip design

News The next-generation power-optimised micro-architecture, whose name was not revealed, combines elements of the NetBurst design behind the Pentium 4. Given the power reduction with Merom and Conroe and today's California electricity costs, computer...

Tags: otellini, intel

[24 Aug 2005]

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