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This is cool and very easy tool to write in many India languages using this tool. Microsoft phonetic Input tool, this allow you to type in English and automatically convert it to equivalent Indic script.

https://connect.microsoft.com/site/sitehome.aspx?SiteID=202

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Using the 2007 Office System for Business Intelligence

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After installing I was spending sometime to find some of the usual stuff we are used to in XP and found few things are changed and thought it would be useful to blog them

1. Run command - to include this in the Start menu - right click on the start button and go to properties. Click customize and you can select the run command from the list of programs to be included in the start menu.

2. Windows activate button - Go to control panel -> system and you will find the Windows activate button if not activated or otherwise you will have message as windows activated.

3. Add or remove program - Its there in the control panel with a different caption as Programs and features.

4. Quick Search bar - This bar will be available in all the places as in Start menu, Control panel, Explorer. But in all these places it works with a context as if you search for a keyword "Activate" in Start menu it may not show you, but if you type the keyword in the search in the control panel it will.

Will work more to get many more such information....