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There is not much here, but this site serves as a reminder of past things we had to dig up on google or another search engine that we thought were note-worthy and that we thought we might need again.
This site is not ment to be a one stop shop for everyone, nor is it ment to be complete, well thought out, etc; but only a place to store our 'notes'.
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Tuesday, December 9. 2008
Creating barcodes in Excel
In order to make code 39 or code 3 of 9 barcodes, first, make sure you have the fonts needed. See this location, and download BARCOD39.TTF. Place this file in your c:\windows\fonts or c:\winnt\fonts folder.
You will need two columns. One will hold the data for the barcodes, the second will hold the barcode. In the second field, enter ="*"&A2&"*", replace A2 in this example with the field where the data is held.
Select the desired Barcode font and size for this Cell (where the barcode is), using the Excel Font and Size selection boxes
Notes: This works for Code 3 of 9 or Code 39 barcodes. It might not work for other types. If you have other barcode fonts that are 3 of 9 or 39, they might work just as well as the one provided.
Thursday, March 6. 2008
Excel Windows in taskbar option
Most versions of Microsoft Excel have an option to open multiple Excel windows for mulitple documents, or keep them in all one window (i.e. MDI interface) that can be enabled/disabled to suit different users tastes. First, go to Tools, then Options on the Excel menus.
Next, check or uncheck Windows in Taskbar to suit your preference, then hit OK.
