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It is not easy feat to care for the loved ones of others. Our senior citizens who have already contributed so much to lives of others definitely deserve the utmost respect and the best attention and care. As provider of professional senior living software, Right Click aspired to create, develop, and operate an assisted living… Read More »
Aaand the madness hasn’t stopped. Plants vs Zombies, PopCap Games’ biggest hit yet, is invading more screens and brains.
Lookie… Jacky Chan is Kaspersky‘s newest endorser…
Here’s a little something for you WordPress users: the Daily Top Ten Posts Plug-In. This plug-in won as the Best Plug-In or Extension in the Philippine Blog Awards 2008.
Had a problem today. Had to open an Open Office document, but apparently, I already un-installed Open Office. My simple solution: Email the document to myself through my Gmail account. Open it as a Google document. Copy and paste to a new MS Word document or a notepad file. Save. THAT EASY! Got an easier… Read More »
No, no, no… Google Chrome is not an epic fail. But I am. While, I tried very hard to be faithful in using ONLY Google Chrome for seven straight days, I FAILED! I failed for some reasons: because the shop I frequent only has Internet Explorer; because Multiply’s Java Uploader is not working on Google… Read More »
I am currently using Google Chrome, the latest product of Google. It is an open source web browser by Google. From today until September 19, 2008, I will only be using Google Chrome in lieu of Firefox 3 which I am used to. So far, there aren’t any major differences that I have noticed, except… Read More »
WordPress is the blogging software that I use for both my free blogs hosted on WordPress.com, and several self-hosted blogs that I own and maintain including this TechnoMaria blog. Last September 2, 2008, I spoke at the Philippine Youth Congress for IT (Y4IT) 2008 about WordPress. Noting that my audience would be mostly college students… Read More »
Without further ado, here’s a video demo… The video aims to provide a tutorial for Microsoft Excel users on how to: Format a Column to display percentage values Encode formulas to contain Absolute Reference Cells I will explain more later. Was it clear? Vague? Confusing? Please don’t hesitate to give your comments and suggestions.
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