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Name of a Vietnamese noodle shop: Pho'nomenal

Oklahoma-based typesetting company: OK Type -- "Oklahoma is OK, but the TYPE is excellent!

I've heard IP addresses referred to as a "dotted quad", since there are four sections of numbers -- similar to the "dotted decimal" moniker previously mentioned.

My current job title is "Technical Layout Specialist" -- I'm a desktop publisher. :-)

One of our co-workers has this one on his SUV: "Honk if I'm Paying Your Mortgage" -- with the "O" in Honk being the Obama logo.

When I sent an interactive .pdf form to someone, the two signature fields that were included on the form disappeared when it was e-mailed to them. The regular text fields on the form were unaffected. The person thought it might be a Mac/PC problem (the form was created on a PC and they have a...

Saw this one yesterday: COMPSCI Didn't stop to see if the guy looked like a geek... :)

I saw one this weekend: ICULKN2 It was on a Dodge Magnum -- if it had been on a flashy sports car instead, I'd be looking more closely...

Saw a great tag last night: INZMOOD It was on a Nissan 350Z convertible. Whatever they're in the mood for, it's bound to be fun!

@GSCaupling: Sometimes I use acronyms, just to live on the edge! If acronyms did indeed reduce lifespan, there would be many people with very, VERY short lives, due to texting and instant messaging. :)

One ad I hear very often on our news/talk station is for a local dentist. Glenn Beck voices the commercial, and in one part he says, "...at Dr. ___'s office, they take you serious...." That one word grates on my nerves very time I hear it, and I just want to scream, "It's SERIOUSLY!!!!" I can...

New member here -- love this thread! I saw one this morning: I MS TX I'm in Oklahoma, and this is obviously a recent Texas transplant...

1. Sorry -- it's Office 2007. 2. We may have to copy and paste, if necessary, but I'm trying to standardize the workflow for the users in my department. They use the "insert text" option for including blocks of text in Word, so I was trying to do the same thing in Excel, to keep things simpler...

1. In Word, it's here: Insert > Object > Text from file... 2. It's a paragraph, or a short description. This will only need to be placed in one cell. Other imported text will be placed in other cells, as needed. 3. It will be an ongoing thing. Thanks!

First-time poster here... Is it possible to insert text from a Word file into Excel, similar to the "insert text from file" command in Word? Thanks!