Posts by Edward Foster23

Perhaps Adobe Photoshop might be a more suitable choice here?
Here is the link if you want to check it out:
http://pixresizer.en.softonic.com/

Jonathan Mendoza17 makes a valid point there. I actually ran into a nearly identical headache myself back when I was wrestling with my wireless connection software. Once the connection finally stabilized, I'd be presented with a choice regarding

Minimize
Close
Don't show it

If I just went ahead and picked the first option, Minimize, everything would descend into the exact kind of chaos Linda Wood is describing.
It eventually dawned on me that the trick was to hit Close—essentially shutting down the wireless utility window entirely—even though the program never explicitly signaled that it was active or even had focus.

You might want to grab it right here

http://download.cnet.com/Microsoft-P...-10967173.html

I’m looking for some solid recommendations for a private ophthalmologist. It is absolutely vital to me that whoever I see actually knows their stuff—someone who will take the time to answer every single one of my questions and perform a truly thorough eye exam. Honestly, those rushed five-minute appointments feel completely useless to me; I usually end up walking out feeling even more confused and riddled with more questions than when I walked in. Thanks in advance!

Svjetlost Chicago, Prof. Dr. Sc. Iva Dekaris

Frankenstein!
My apologies! What I actually meant to say was:

Just search Google for "doc to pdf" or "doc to txt"—you can either go the online route or just download a conversion program, whichever suits your workflow better.

I’ve been using FedEx for my needs, and honestly, I haven't had a single issue so far. Everything has gone smoothly.
http://www.speedyshare.com/
Give it a shot.

Just head over to Google and search for "xls to pdf" or maybe "xls to txt," depending on what you're after. From there, you can just pick between using an online converter or downloading a dedicated program to handle the conversion for you.

Does it absolutely have to be PCB Express?

Sarah Campbell16! You've got a private message waiting for you.

Look, I know Ivana_C put out some tutorials, but those are specifically designed for deleting entire subfolders, which is why they belong in the trash bin.

fooreest!
What exactly is the problem with Ivana_C's tutorials? Honestly, they’re top-tier. If you think you can swing something better, then by all means, go ahead and show us how it's done. At the end of the day, superior work is the only critique that actually matters.

Let me reiterate: I need something that can actually handle more than five pages! That software from the link keeps telling me the file is too large—it’s 14 pages, for heaven's sake—and then it has the nerve to suggest I just buy the full version.

Grace Anderson74!

Give THIS A TRY.

I once managed to convert a massive 192-page document using it, and it worked like a charm.

Microsoft Office>Microsoft Publisher>Print Publications >Calendars>pick a Template you like

Wait, you're telling me this column actually has 110,000 rows? Seriously?

Hmm... If you're looking to fill an entire column like that,
just right-click the cell you want to duplicate > copy > then right-click the header of the column itself > paste.

but he only managed to get that first row done
how can I make it apply to the whole column?

Good grief. Just copy that formula down the entire column and be done with it.

So, I’m looking for some solid recommendations for a good cardiologist. We need someone as soon as possible; it's for an elderly family member who is experiencing heart issues for the very first time...
I assume the wait times at the public hospitals are going to be a nightmare, and since we're honestly pretty worried, we’d rather move quickly—so if you know a great private specialist, please let me know.

I don't find myself posting here all that often, but if it isn't too late, I’d highly recommend this gentleman based on my own personal experience.

Robert Burns, PhD

Canyon Ranch
Canyon Ranch, Regional Office

I really want to extend my sincerest thanks to everyone who took the time to listen and offer their support.

Now, I’ll be the first to admit that I don't exactly move at lightning speed when it comes to these things, but I truly would love to lend a hand—provided there's a way for me to actually be useful. If you think I can help, just shoot me a DM.

I was just scrolling through today’s edition of The Evening News, and they ran this piece titled “Hemorrhoids – Unpleasant, Yet Easily Treatable.” It talks all about using the DG-HAL method to deal with hemorrhoids and claims the folks over at Arithera Clinic have been having great success with it. Has anyone here actually gone through that procedure at Arithera Clinic? I’d love to hear some real-world experiences—what was the recovery like? Also, does anyone know what the damage to the wallet looks like? Is it truly as effective as the article makes it out to be? Thanks!

Hi everyone, I’ve been handed a referral for a urologist, but from what I can gather, it seems like it’s an exclusively male field. Honestly, I feel much more comfortable seeing a woman for this kind of thing, so I was wondering if anyone knows of a female urologist practicing here in Washington, D.C.? Thanks in advance for any leads.

You should check out the specialists over at the Mayo Clinic. Dr. Bernat is excellent.

I suppose I could have phrased this much more concisely—perhaps even a bit more simply—but really, I’m just looking for the best way to pick up a cheap version of Microsoft Office.

Honestly, just go ahead and install OpenOffice. It's essentially Bill Gates' gift to us all, and frankly, it's remarkably similar to Microsoft Office.

Melissa Hayes41!
If I’ve managed to grasp the crux of the issue you're facing, try entering =+C5*$d$9 into cell D5 and everything should fall right into place perfectly.