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and you're in an Exchange environment? also your last paragraph says "currently turned on and I can not turn it on" - is it currently on or off?? CHeers, K

the easiest way is to go into Header and Footer and insert Word Art and then rotate it. Because it's part of the header and footer you can set it to be different on odd and even pages, first page etc.

Excellent - thanks Geoff!

OK, this might be a little hard to explain, but basically I'm after a simple formula, but it seems impossible to do. I have a spreadsheet where I want the cell A2 to equal the cell B1, A3 to equal C1, B3 to equal C2 etc...basically I want to create a mirror image along the diagonal starting...

I can't see any attachment, but you're welcome to email it to me directly on katherine_coombs@bigpond.comCan you also reference some columns and cells that should be protected etc??

Denice, are you protecting the spreadsheet through VBA or the inbuilt Excel functionality?

Hi all, hopefully an easy one! I have an old laptop that needs to be rebuilt. What I usually do is boot into DOS, do an fdisk and then start from scratch again. Nice and easy. The problem with this particular laptop is that the floppy and CD are interchangeable, in that you can't have both...

I'd use an append query and then delete the first table.

Hi there, Thanks for the help. Strange things are happening! I ended up being able (can't even remember how) to delete the CSC folder and rename CSC-old to CSC and then open it up be enabling off-line folders again. But the user swears black and blue that he was working on files that don't...

I don't even know where to start..a user was having problems synchronising his off-line folders. For some reason, when he got back into the network it would not synch (it would come up with some weird thing about not having permissions even though he did) unless he logged on using his cached...

Are using Windows 2000 Active Directory? Right click on the OU or Domain or whatever and go to the Group Policy tab. Create the Group Policy if you haven't already and then on the Properties of that Group Policy set the security level so that it is expressly denied to administrators, but...

as per http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;196492 On the File menu, click Import And Export. Click Export To File, and then click Next. In Create a file of type click Personal Folder File (.pst), and then click Next. In Select the folder to export from, click the folder you...

Why not just apply the policy such that Apply Group Policy is only granted to that machine, and deny Administrators that Policy?

Is the account lockout policy applied at the domain level?

Unfortunately as per http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;242376 this behaviour is by design and I don't know of anyway to make it stop...

well it's not elegant, but you could select an entire column, go to Edit -->Go To-->Special-->Visible Cells Only and use the status bar to give you the count. Minus off 1 for the row header and that's your magic number. Worked for me, but it might be too laborious? Cheers, Katherine

Well I couldn't quite get the database function working well, but the SUM array formula works a treat. I've got some text codes (eg GA0000) as well as so I removed the "value" field and changed it from left (a4,5) to left (a4,6) and it works a treat. Thanks so much Geoff!

This is a hidden trap and might explain the problem: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/proddocs/577.asp Basically, Windows 2000 machines don't know what to do with text that exceeds 512 characters in length. Does this help?? Katherine

Try any of these: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;231342 http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;323216 http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;207574 HTH Katherine

Hi there, usually it's a setting in Control Panel --> Mouse and there should be a "Wheel" TAB in there that specifies how many lines etc it scrolls at anyone time. Is that what you mean...or is it moving too fast when you press on the arrow down button below the scroll bar in Word...