Tuesday, November 12, 2013

20131112-1308

20131112-1308


had discussion on the porch earlier and Guru, gave the go signal to install MICROSOFT OFFICE on the new laptop


Guru is reading Office 365 on his desktop


got the 2 boxes and try to figure out which one we could use


use this program to find the product key of Microsoft Office installed on his desktop.





now ready to install




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1401-INSTALLED from DVD


prompted to continue online




found out that the tiles were added at the rightmost group of tiles, then i moved all of them to the leftmost and added label on the title of the group







 




followed the link above and got taken to this first video, about ACCESS


tried to get the DATABASE, i created on his DESKTOP long time ago when we only have valid office on DESKTOP, untill the time we got license for TOUCHSMART


looked for the file, by date, because as i remember they were created, between 2 to 3 years


we found something that could be the file and opened it, then, after closing them, the modified date changed to today’s date but we got the filename


copied it and pasted on a public folder that i can access using the laptop


and i got it…
 


moved it from his public documents folder to my public documents folder so i can work on it even his computer is turned off

 


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got the test file opened and renamed and familiarized where i left off, i asked  the Guru, what book batch would he wanted me to start entering on the database, and he have this new idea that instead of entering new entry on the book database, need to continue from where we left of the


ASCBilling[rsf20131112].accdb    20130214-1129
DailySales1[rsf20131112].accdb    20130817-0000


did the same thing of moving them to directory, here on Toshiba so that i can open it even the Desktop is not turned on and i appended the bracketted, name so that even when i make changes, his original file is not affected, and also, we do not want 2 files of same name of different editing status.

 



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