Example 1: How to find and to replace numbers To replace wildcard characters (*) in a numeric value in a worksheet cell, follow these steps: Type 494** in cell A1. Select cell A1. On the Edit menu, click Replace . Note In Microsoft Office Excel 2007, click Find & Select in the Editing group on the Home tab, and then click Replace . In the Find what box, type ~*. To do this, press TILDE, and then press ASTERISK. In the Replace with box, type 2. Click Replace . Cell A1 now reads 49422. Notes When

Message Headers are a key way to look at the technical information about email that is sent to you. It helps IT people determine the back ground on the message such as its origin and the route it took to get to your mail server. Since the 2007 version of outlook, it has become increasingly more hidden. Here is how to find it. To see the Internet headers for an email message Open the message in its own window (not the reading pane) in Outlook 2010. Click File , and then click Properties . Look for

Scenario: Your company uses a sign in domain however some users need to be able to send from a different email as their primary email address. Example: You sign in with  Your outgoing email address The Office 365 graphical user interface does not currently give you the ability to change this setting. So you need to be able to get dirty with PowerShell and here are the steps. Prerequisites: Download and install Microsoft Online Services Module for Windows PowerShell Download the 32-bit module

Ok you have got multiple email addresses and you want to be able to send from the same Office 365 account. If you have been administering Exchange for any time you know the work around is to use a POP3 account. The question is how do you get the workaround to work with Office 365? For those of you reading and asking the question how do I receive email from multiple addresses, please note that this post does not cover this topic. More Info on Receiving Email from Alias . Prerequisites: You need a

If you need to call Office 365 support from the US or Canada this number is helpful. Here are the option numbers: 4 - Technical Support 1 - For Office365     Jeff Loucks Chief Strategy Officer | Winrox | 425-577-7377

Here is a link to the Download: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=29692 Jeff Loucks Chief Strategy Officer | Winrox | 425-577-7377

In an earlier post I talked about improvements to system monitoring tools in Windows 8 projecting that we should start seeing for the first time GPU monitoring. To my knowledge this has not been included. However, system performance is much more useful presenting lots of great information. This is part of a completely overhauled Task Manager experience. Accessing Task Manager remains the same. (CTRL+ALT+DEL). Here we take a deeper look at the Performance tab of Task Manager. Note the live graphs

With Windows 8 and IE 10, spellcheck is in the house! Yes, I did my happy dance. For years I oscillated with changing to competitive browsers for this one feature. My Chrome buddies will be saying “so what, it has been that way for years with the Google browser”. However with so many thing IE is just better especially compatibility with Microsoft technologies. So it was a grin and bear it. Today, I discovered while typing in a web form that the wait is over. As I tip my hat to Google for bringing

Throwing caution to the wind, Windows 8 Community Technical Preview went on my main workstation in an in place upgrade process. The first experience is pretty good and there were no errors during the upgrade. Out of the box, I have some funky functionality related to mouse drivers and the touch screen I use, Acer T230H. I have had troubles with this in part because of my ergonomic layout which forces me to use my touch as the second monitor resulting in the input affecting a different screen. In