Can I retrieve old MSN Messenger conversations? Log 3

 Seven easy steps to log msn messenger conversations: Msn messenger version 7.0

Step 1: open msn messenger






Step 2:select options in the menu near your name


















Step 3: select the messages tab

 Step 4: Find the message history section in the window

Step 5: Select the automatically keep a recordof my conversations tick box and you also have the option of showing your last conversations in a new window


Step 6: Double check that the place below the two tick boxes is where you wish to save the conversation if you wish to change the location then click browse and select a folder in your directory






Step7: Click the "OK" button at the bottomn of the window





 Quick summary

In MSN Messenger select the Tools menu, Options... menu item, and then the Messages tab. At the bottom of the dialog is an item labeled: Message History. Select it and your conversations will be recorded in the directory listed in the box below. (Of course you can set that to be whatever you like but the default directory is probably fine for most.) info gathered from: http://www.wikihow.com/Save-Your-Windows-Live-Messenger-Conversation-History

Here are thre further links for parents to use as an easy guide to log conversations on msn messenger : http://ask-leo.com/can_i_retrieve_old_msn_messenger_conversations.html
http://www.awinsoft.com/msn-sniffer.htm
http://www.ehow.com/how_2071431_chat-msn-messenger.html

Is there a way to fit all the data on one page on excel 2003? Log 2

Simply change the print settings from portrait to landscape so all data fits onto one page when printed , if this doesn't work then play with the column and row sizes making them smaller so there is more space to fit everything on the page.

Widening Columns

You probably noticed, as you typed in the numbers, some of the words were just too wide for the default cell width (Investments and Miscellaneous).  Let's widen column B to take care of this. 

Slowly move the mouse arrow to the right edge of the B cell (between the B and the C).  The cursor will turn into an arrow pointing right and left with a small vertical line in the middle (see arrow below).  Hold down the left mouse button and move (drag) the line to the right. 

 

 As soon as you start to move (drag), a dotted vertical line will go down the spreadsheet and it will move as you hold down the left button and drag the mouse. Keep dragging to the right until you are past the widest word and a bit more (for some space).  Release the button.  The column is widened.  Notice in the upper left corner of the screen, below File in the menu bar, and above the buttons, that as you hold down and drag that it tells you that current width of the column.  You can use the same process to shorten columns and make more space on your spreadsheet.

this information was found from : http://www.officetutorials.com/exceltutorials.htm

 

Right handed mouse switch to left handed mouse Log 1

http://www.ehow.com/how_2066301_reverse-mouse-buttons.htm

Here's a helpful link i found that breaks down changing your mouse from being suitable for a right handed user to a left handed user in 5 easy steps. My quick summary would be to go to: Start , my computer, control panel, change control panel settings to classic veiw, double click on mouse icon, in the mouse properties window click the switch primary to secondary button window then click apply.