Reason:
You have an incomplete row/column address in your print setup.
Resolution:
1. Click FILE on the Menu and select PAGE SETUP
2. In PAGE SETUP dialog box, click SHEET tab and clear or correct the addresses stated (Rows to repeat at the top or Columns to repeat at left)
Done !
Friday, December 10, 2010
Excel Error: Print titles must be contiguous and complete rows or column
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Thursday, December 9, 2010
iPhone Sync via iTunes With Outlook
(Contacts)
#1
Open iTunes and connect your iPhone to the computer.
#2
Select your iPhone on the left pane.
#3
Click the Info tab toward the top of the screen.
#4
Under the Contacts section, turn on Sync contacts from to Outlook.
#5
Click Apply and you’re done.
(Calendar)
#1
Open iTunes and check to make sure that you have the most recent version. Do this by clicking on "Help" and then clicking on "Check for Updates."
#2
Use the cable that came with your iPhone to connect it directly to your computer. This will automatically launch iTunes. Select "iPhone" from the iTunes source list. Click on the "Info" tab in iTunes.
#3
Click on the "Sync Outlook calendars" option. Click on "Apply" in the lower-right corner of your screen. Your computer will now sync with your iPhone based on your settings.
(Using iCal)
#1
Sign into your Google account and go to your Google calendar page. In the left bar of the page, click on the downward arrow that's next to the calendar you want to sync. In the drop-down menu, click on "Share this calendar."
#2
Click on the "Calender Details" tab. Next, scroll down to locate the "Private Address " section at the bottom of the page. Click on the green button labeled "ICAL." This will open a pop-up window that has the URL with the private address for your calendar. This address must never be shared with anyone else, as it gives full access to your Google calendar. Highlight and then copy this URL to your clipboard ("Control + C")
#3
Launch your iCal application from your Dock. Go to "Calendar" in the top menu, and then click on "Subscribe." Paste the URL from your clipboard here ("Control + V") into the pop-up dialogue box. Click on the "Subscribe" button. This will subscribe your iPhone to your Google calendar and will open an information window.
#4
Type a name and description for the calendar into the appropriate blank fields. If you do not want to import the "Alarms," "Attachments" and/or "To Do Items" from Google, then check the box next to the option/s that you do not want.
#5
Choose a time interval from the drop-down box labeled "Auto-refresh." This will determine the frequency with which iCal will refresh Google calendar.
#6
Click the "OK" button. Your Google calendar will now be listed in the left-hand pane of your iCal window. Now the next time your iPhone syncs, it will update all your Google calendar events as well.
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