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March 16th, 2010
So, weil Desna den Unterschied zwischen einem Duschvorhang und einem Duschrollo (heißt das so?) scheinbar nicht zu kennen scheint, hier der Beweis, daß es auch beides in einem Badezimmer geben kann… [Read more »] February 24th, 2010
BTW: Make sure you plan 19.-27.06.2010 to be in Kiel! [Read more »] February 22nd, 2010
Since I had this situation several times at work, herewith – more as a reference for myself – a short walkthrough how to regain access to your VBA project . [Read more »] January 22nd, 2010
…well, we had our team meeting in past 3 days in Leipzig and originally I planned to drive over to Berlin tonight to have a relaxing “Küchensession” with Arione in Berlin. This was the plan until I received a call around 16:00 in which I was ordered to stay for an overnight TaskForce in Leipzig. [Read more »] January 21st, 2010
Hansi posted this on Facebook and it is awesome. Would really like see those guys in Hamburg…lean back and enjoy a few minutes: January 18th, 2010
December 25th, 2009
As I am still trying to get my old posts back from archives, this just a playground with snippets & galleries from the past. And since this site does not really fulfill any deeper purpose except for giving myself some time to play around and use my webserver as a backup for my local disk, this is permanently “under construction” anyhow (BTW: Do you remember this?). Cheers, jörn |
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Do you know these situations when you made some kind of a form in Excel, password protected the workbook, sheets and/or even VBA access…and months later people ask for password in order to modify it? This is were trouble starts – how should I know what password I used months ago and, of course, I did not share it ;-).
Since we had this topic for several times within our team and people kept making fun of me because I like it nice & shiny…even in my spreadsheets…herewith a short explanation on how to customize the color palette in Excel 2003 and re-use adapted palette in other workbooks. 
So, same procedure as every year over Christmas: After quite some chaotic holidays which were not planned at all in this way, I finally found some time to get my screwed WP installation back into working mode.