Moving Outlook address book between computers
Instructions describe copying contacts within Outlook using keyboard shortcuts. Select all items in the address book with Control A, copy with Control C, paste into a new desktop backup folder with Control V, creating v-cards for each entry. To print, use Control P and choose formats via File Page Setup for a book or two column lists.
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Outlook
Paul Sanders
Hanau
Germany
Microsoft
Cigarette Marketing Rises While U S Sales Decline In 2002
A Federal Trade Commission report shows the six largest cigarette manufacturers spent a record 12.5 billion on advertising and promotions in 2002, up 81 percent, yet U S cigarette sales fell 5.5 percent to 376 billion. Major spending went to price discounts about 8 billion, and promotional allowances around 1.3 billion. Traditional ads declined. The 1990s settlements restricted youth exposure and banned outdoor billboards and transit ads.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Natural gas futures surge to year high as oil hits record
Natural gas futures jumped to their highest level in over a year and a half on the New York Mercantile Exchange while crude oil closed at a record, settling above 55 dollars per barrel for the first time. November gas futures rose 40.8 cents to 8.105 dollars per mmBtu, front month high since February 2003.
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New York
Dow Jones/AP
New York Mercantile Exchange
Mike Schick
Energy Analytics
Tues
Wed. Thur
Chg
West
N. Slope
Tucs
Building Permits Recon: Oct 11-15 2004 Report
Summary of permits shows 10 new residential permits totaling 751,926 plus 1 new commercial permit for 18,000 and 5 commercial alterations totaling 48,200. Residential alterations list names addresses and project types. Change of use items include Garden Patch Market and Pad Thai Restaurant among five permits. Year to date 2004 totals: 1,129 permits valued at 116,001,701. 2003 totals: 1,502 permits valued at 180,893,534.
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Inocente Fabela
S. Sam Houston Ave
Antonio Martinez
E. 30Th St
John Hennech
Quail Run Drive
Fannie B Lawrence
Hundson Ave
Terry Gilmore
Cassia Road
Sandra Nabarette
20Th St
Bosworth Co
42Nd St
N. Dixie Blvd
Danny's Body Shop
N. Grant Ave
Whataburger
Milburn Ave
Health South
E. Highway 191
Golder Ave
TJ Rabits
Andrews Highway
de’ Lamae Floral and Gifts
el General Boots
DIY Halloween decor grows with fabric patterns
Those who favor do it yourself decorating find autumn colors in fabric stores as Halloween patterns appear. Caren Reneaux, co owner of Betty's Bobbin Box on North Grandview Avenue, says customers can craft table runners pillows and other home decor items to haunt their homes.
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Caren Reneaux
Betty
Grandview Avenue
Cold offices curb productivity and typing accuracy
A Cornell ergonomics professor found colder office temps raise typing mistakes and lower output. Temperature dropped from 77 to 68 degrees, mistakes rose 74 percent and output fell 46 percent as data logger readings tracked nine employees over a month. Publicly traded giants once started as private firms like Microsoft, Domino’s Pizza, Oracle, and Intuit. InPhonic and uSight top Inc magazine’s list of fastest growing private companies, with strong sales growth and profitability.
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Cornell University
Alan Hedge
Hedge
Microsoft Corp
Domino's Pizza Inc
Oracle Corp
Intuit Inc
InPhonic
uSight
Orem
Utah
Inc. Magazine
Permian Basin board earns $50,000 TWC incentive
The Permian Basin work force development board received a $50,000 incentive bonus from the Texas Workforce Commission for outstanding customer service to Work force Investment Act eligible clients. It was one of three Texas boards honored among 28 for exemplary performance. The OA invites employee promotion submissions and corporate donors, sent to Odessa American, P.O. Box 2952, Odessa TX 79760, Attention Julie Breaux.
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Permian Basin
Perryman Advocates Vaccine as Public Good Over Market Limits
Perryman argues price constraints fail to ensure adequate vaccine supply. He promotes treating vaccination as a public good funded by taxes, likening to roads and education. The Odessa economist and Perryman Group CEO cites market failures and Nobel Prize nomination in economics.
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Perryman
Perryman Group
International Institute For Advanced Studies
Odessa
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