Yeah, 5 GB would never work for a primary connection for me. This is strictly for on site work and when I'm away from WiFi.

I'm leaning towards getting the Virgin prepaid mobile broadband thingie (unless anyone knows of a better alternative for this level of use).

ION,

For anyone who has a Magic Mouse - (I know ND does) - do you use "gestures" with it? Is using gestures the same as on a MacBook Pro?

I'm beginning to dislike the Microsoft Mouse on my work computer just because it can't do gestures. I'm wondering if I can convince my boss to buy a Magic Mouse for my work computer. It will make me way-more productive, right?

eta: It works (along with all the gestures) on a PC, right? Oh, and I'd need bluetooth for the PC. Crap, that'll make it more expensive. Unless I can find my bluetooth USB dongle at home....

eta²: Crap, only works with a Mac. Dunno why I thought it worked on a PC.

Snack sausage works as iPhone stylus:

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Quick Excel question.

I've opened a file and the workbook is so big on my screen that I can't scroll down to the bottom and reach the corner of it and resize it. And I can't get to the worksheet tabs and stuff that's on the bottom of the worksheet.

What command do I need to use from the menu to resize my document so the bottom corner is not tantalizingly out of reach?

Wait, so the Excel window itself is off the edge of the screen? If that's the case, you can just maximize the window so at least all of it will be on the screen.

Also, you should be able to resize from anywhere, so you could also pull the top down a bit (if you can) and resize from the top.

Oh yeah. That's one of the few things about Macs that bug me - you can only resize from the bottom right corner on a Mac, but on a PC you can grab any corner or edge.

I'm on a Mac.

But View Full Screen worked.

Counter intuitive since I associate that with embiggening the object viewed, and I wanted it smaller. Like, you know, Video - Half Size.

Anyway, but that did the trick. Thank you.

Cool. 'Cept now I'm wondering - how do you resize a window like Hec's on a Mac if you don't want to maximize it?

eta: Until someone who knows what they're talking about pipes in, my theory is "that's not supposed to happen", and maybe someone else had that Excel file open in a system with a bigger monitor, and it's remembering the size it was last opened to.

"Maximize" on a Mac just means "grow it big". It's not a separate state, like on Windows. So you can push the "Maximize" button, then resize back down to whatever you want.

I've never found a command to move/resize a window by keyboard, though it probably exists.