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Watch this demo and learn how to use conditional formatting to draw attention to particular values.

Find out how to help secure your data by preventing unauthorized use of an Access database.

Learn how to create a form that shows many records at once.

On a form, you can control where the "focus" moves each time that you press the TAB key. Read this article to find out how.

Access reports are great tools for summarizing data. This article shows you how easy it is to add totals, averages, and other aggregates to a report.

Access provides several different tools for creating forms with the controls already in place. Use the Blank Form tool if you'd rather add the controls yourself.

Layout view and Design view provide different tools for creating forms and reports. Learn the differences by reading this article.

Watch this demo to learn how the date picker can streamline the entry of dates.

Need cascading drop down menus? Here's what you need to know.

A quick summary of new and improved features in the latest version of OneNote.

See why the Crabby Office Lady loves OneNote 2007 and which of the new features make it to the top of her list.

Learn or look up easy-to-use shortcuts and accelerators for common tasks in OneNote.

A roadmap to resources in OneNote 2007 and on Office Online to help you get started quickly.

Not all of the best features in Microsoft Office OneNote 2007 are obvious at first glance. This article provides an overview of the OneNote workspace and the user interface.

This article offers some of the most popular timesaving tips, collected from OneNote users just like you. These tips can help you discover and work with a variety of useful OneNote features that you may have overlooked.

Got a Windows Mobile-based smartphone or a Pocket PC? If so, you can take your OneNote experience on the road and sync your notebooks when you're back in the office or at home.

If you want to customize the way OneNote starts on your computer, this handy reference guide shows you how.

With OneNote 2007, you can write down simple math equations during a meeting, conference, or class, and OneNote instantly calculates the results for you.

Credit: Philipp Klinger

Last week I noted that most companies are either already hacked or could easily be hacked -- and, when they have anything worth stealing, are probably already owned by multiple APT (advanced persistent threat) groups.