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Guy,
Besides below Office "documentation" thought I take the time to let you know
that I have appreciated some of your latter postings to the List.
>I've looked everywhere for the msoffice.exe file. Can't find it.
>Additionally, even though I installed MS Office 97 Professional on my
>system, I just have Microsoft Office in my Program Files folder.
In Win95: Try Start|Search|Folders&Files and fill in the name or
a combination with hits such as "mso" msoff.exe" "msoffpro" "o*.exe"
or other combinations, also using the " * " character for wilcards.
>Anyway, I'm going to dig through my stuff to find the CD and reinstall it.
>I had the task bar on my old system, but in moving over to the new 400MHz
>box, I must have done something to screw things up. I do have all of the
>individual programs like Access 97, Word, Excel, Outlook, Power Point,
>listed in the Program list.
I think running the set-up program, here:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft OfficePro97\Office\Setup\ACME.EXE" /w Off97Pro.STF
should get you to re-install the Taskbar(the above adress adjusted with the on your
system used adress-'protocol').
If the parts are not found on hard-disc, "Set-up" will then ask for you to input your
Office-CdRom, from wich it then will 'automatically' (not always though !) copy and
do the "your program"-Install ("Adding additional Office-programs").
Let me know if you need "more of something" or anything else.
Regards,
Ton Maas
Ms-IRB@xxxxxxxxx
-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Guy Tann <grtann@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Aan: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Datum: maandag 6 juli 1998 8:49
Onderwerp: RE: Office Taskbar-configuration, instant (Chart) Access with
>Tom
>
>
>Regards
>
>Guy
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
>On Behalf Of A.J. Maas
>Sent: Saturday, July 04, 1998 3:34 AM
>To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; David.Castley
>Subject: Re: Office Taskbar-configuration, instant (Chart) Access with
>
>Also, again I have to point you to "setting" / "adjust" options available in
>the
>small menu, accessable by 1x right-click on one of the small (Office-own)
>icons
>right at the top of the (here Office) Taskbar. (This is available if you
>have a
>"floating-and-not-on-particular-program-depending" Taskbar.
>This then will get you to the Taskbars' "set-up" dialog-window(here 4
>tab-pages),
>where you are able to choose "always on top" for the Taskbar to be
>perminently
>displayed, no matter what program is running.
>
>I have found some of the parameters for the TASKS-links too:
>In folder "Office" at:
>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft OfficePro97\Office\Taskbar\Office"
>
>Make new Task:
>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft OfficePro97\Office\OUTLOOK.EXE" /c IPM.Task
>Make new Note:
>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft OfficePro97\Office\OUTLOOK.EXE" /c
>IPM.StickyNote
>Make new Contact:
>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft OfficePro97\Office\OUTLOOK.EXE" /c IPM.Contact
>Make new Appointment:
>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft OfficePro97\Office\OUTLOOK.EXE" /c
>IPM.Appointment
>Make new Activity-item:
>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft OfficePro97\Office\OUTLOOK.EXE" /c IPM.Activity
>Make new Office-document:
>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft OfficePro97\Office\OSA.EXE" -n
>Open new Office-document:
>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft OfficePro97\Office\OSA.EXE" -f
>Run ScreenSaver:
>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft OfficePro97\Office\OSA.EXE" -s
>
>Regards,
>Ton Maas
>Ms-IRB@xxxxxxxxx
>
>
>-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
>Van: A.J. Maas <anthmaas@xxxxxx>
>Aan: Metastock List <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>; David.Castley
><David.Castley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Datum: vrijdag 3 juli 1998 10:33
>Onderwerp: Re: Office Taskbar-configuration, instant (Chart) Access with
>
>
>>David,
>>the closest I get to "Outlook" is in MsOffice97. However, from install, I
>have
>>its Outlook97-program disabled, as I never used it.
>>
>>But from digging memory and this "office for dummies"-book I know that
>>what you would like is impossible to establish.
>>The Outlook-taskbar can only function WITHIN Outlook-windows, eg. you must
>>be running Outlook first, then have its window open for the taskbar to be
>seen
>>and to provide you with its functionality.
>>
>>Basicaly, what you would like, is Metastocks' standard left-side taskbar,
>the one
>>with f.i. the "drawing lines"-buttons, to be available in other
>Win95-programs too.
>>Other programs might contain the same abilities/look-a-likes(MsPaint) but
>any
>>'exchanging'/inter-acting between the programs' pencils/workbars, for
>example,
>>is impossible.
>>Due to both and also other programs' interfaces, this is out of the
>question. They
>>are two seperate build-in programs' tools, progammed without any
>>inter-exchangability.
>>
>>The Office-taskbar however is as an EXE-file, a stand-alone, seperate "of
>any other
>>programs" running taskbar(besides depending on Win95).
>>The links are nothing else then the ordinairy "shortcut to"-links as we
>know in Win95,
>>displayed/accessable on a 1 cm wide taskbar(with minor differences much
>like the
>>Win95-taskbar).
>>On this taskbar, shortcuts to TASKS(small-iconed links) and
>folders(big-iconed links)
>>can be made 'and arranged accordingly'.
>>
>>If programs will let themselves be accessed to run tasks from the
>start-up-line(Run), then
>>links can be made, to run them f.i. as TASKS.
>>Many programs, mainly because of the Windows environment, will NOT though.
>>To test if Outlook is capable, you will have to do a run "on just any"
>Outlook TASK.
>>This will require for you to know the right parameters though.
>>On-line help/manual/additional books should be able to provide you with
>these.
>>Then:
>>In Win95, go to Start\Run and type in the full adress of the
>Outlook98-program(exe) and
>>the tasks' parameters. If succesfull, then make the links, with the
>"Run-line" full details as
>>its "linked to"-adress.
>>The Microsoft Knowledge base(search on Outlook) and Outlook98 News Groups
>will
>>be the best way to get more right (parameter) info(if at all available,
>that is).
>>http://search.microsoft.com/
>>
>>For News groups see your email-program/ISP.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Ton Maas
>>Ms-IRB@xxxxxxxxx
>>
>>
>>-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
>>Van: David.Castley <David.Castley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>Aan: A.J. Maas <anthmaas@xxxxxx>
>>Datum: donderdag 2 juli 1998 19:29
>>Onderwerp: Re: Office Taskbar-configuration, instant (Chart) Access with
>>
>>
>>>Ton. Many thanks for your mail and effort.
>>>I no longer have an MSOFFICE.EXE file as I upgraded to Outlook98. I don't
>>>know if I made myself clear or not, but what I would like to do is to have
>>>the Outlook98 taskbar icons permanently on display in the upper right hand
>>>corner, no matter what programme I am running, whether Metastock MSWord or
>>>whatever. The icons presently reside in the Outlook shortcut taskbar, and
>>>include such items as Inbox,Tasks,Journal Calendar etc.
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>From: A.J. Maas <anthmaas@xxxxxx>
>>>To: Metastock List <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>; David.Castley
>>><David.Castley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>>Date: 01 July 1998 07:59
>>>Subject: Office Taskbar-configuration, instant (Chart) Access with
>>>
>>>
>>>>"Ton. I wonder if you could help me. I have been trying to get my
>Outlook98
>>>taskbar
>>>>to always be present in the upper right hand corner of my screen no
>matter
>>>what
>>>>programme I am running. Any idea how to do this? Thanks."
>>>>
>>>>David
>>>>Outlook98, if that is the same taskbar as in Office97 then:
>>>>
>>>>When taskbar is "Not Availble":
>>>>-In Win95-explorer go to the main Office97-folder("C:\Program
>>>Files\Microsoft Office97")
>>>>and double-click the "Microsoft Office Taskbar"-link
>>>>-If not present, then go to the Office-program file "MSOFFICE.EXE" and
>>>double-click
>>>>(to be found at "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\MSOFFICE.EXE")
>>>>-This will enable the Taskbar, and in the message following, get it to
>>>start everytime you
>>>> start the computer, this will auto-make the link in your Windows
>>>start-menu
>>>>Or:
>>>>-If not present, create a new link in the small quickmenu by
>right-clicking
>>>the "EXE" program
>>>>at "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\MSOFFICE.EXE"
>>>>-"Cut & Paste" the link from the "Office"-folder to the Windows
>start-menu
>>>folder
>>>>(at "C:\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Start Up\")
>>>>-Reboot Win95/computer
>>>>
>>>>"When Available":
>>>>When displayed at your Desktop, configure the taskbar by going to the
>>>uppertop "Office"
>>>>Logo-thumbnails, 2 pieces of "1/2" and "full" squared-colored-icons, just
>>>above a colored
>>>>"folder" label and 1x-right-click.
>>>>Choose your required settings(eg. "Hide taskbar", when applied these will
>>>get "V"-marked).
>>>>(the quickest is the 1/2 thumbnail at the top, not with the v-markings
>>>choice, but very instant
>>>>choices).
>>>>
>>>>Note that you can "Add" your favourite folders to the Office97-taskbar
>>>too(folders containing
>>>>f.i. the below mentioned layout-links) and then, by 1x clicking on their
>>>taskbar-icons, folders'
>>>>contents get rolled out all over the "tiny", most handy taskbar, wich is
>>>ofcourse user-friendly!!!.
>>>>(Like lots and lots in Office). Single links can also be added as an icon
>>>and clicked on to
>>>>directly go to your charts, even when in Metastock(just move the taskbar
>to
>>>the top of your screen
>>>>or to the left or right, and multi-clicking for charts is then
>>>available(only have to do 1x click per chart).
>>>>
>>>>If Office is not installed then check-up in your
>>>Outlook-manual/online-help. Search for instance
>>>>for plain "taskbar" or "startup" or "desktop" or "configure" etc.
>>>>I'm not familiar with the setup of single stand-alone "Office-programs".
>>>>
>>>>Regards,
>>>>Ton Maas
>>>>Ms-IRB@xxxxxxxxx
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>From: A.J. Maas <anthmaas@xxxxxx>
>>>>To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>; metastock-digest
>>><metastock-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>>>Date: 27 June 1998 18:28
>>>>Subject: Re: updating chart
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>-"Open" chart of SP500
>>>>-Drop your 9-day MA either on the price- or in its own chart(an
>>>inner-window)
>>>>-Press "NEW" button and then "Layout"
>>>>-Add the(se) chart(s) to the layout
>>>>-Save as this new "sp500.mwl"(layout) to any folder, f.i. "C:\Ms" or
>>>"C:\Ms\layouts"
>>>>In Win95-Explorer:
>>>>-Make a new folder "Layout-links" in the "C:\Windows\Desktop" folder
>>>>-Go to the above layout and 1x Right-click
>>>>-In small quick-menu choose "make shortcut" to make a link("sp500.lnk")
>>>>-In the layouts' (save) folder drag this link to the
>>>>"C:\Windows\Desktop\Layouts-links" folder
>>>>Now if you have IE40x installed:
>>>>-Then 1x Right-click on the taskbar
>>>>-In small quick-menu highlight "Taskbars"
>>>>-In its roll-out right-menu choose "New Taskbar"
>>>>-And point to the "C:\Windows\Desktop\Layouts-links" folder
>>>>-Add as many "layout"-links that will fit on the new taskbar(note that
>you
>>>can drag
>>>>the(any) taskbar to any side of your desktop/screen
>>>>(mine is 2x vertical side-by-side on the right, 1 for stocks, 1 for
>>>Indexes)
>>>>This then, when closed, will have created a new taskbar on your desktop,
>>>>a "press once only"-Button(link) INCLUDED.
>>>>In other words:
>>>>
>>>>----- Having your favourite "charts" just one(1x) TRUE click away -----
>>>>
>>>>Now if only programs like Metastock would startup faster(quicker loading)
>>>then
>>>>one can apply the "buttons" for fast INSTANT Accessing of ALL of ones'
>>>TAcharts
>>>>
>>>>Regards,
>>>>Ton Maas
>>>>Ms-IRB@xxxxxxxxx
>>>>
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