Tried download a jpeg, but Google Chrome popped up an error message, a red i in a red circle, next to the words "Blocked by your organization"

"Your organization blocked this file because it didn't meet a security policy"

I double-checked and was signed into Chrome, under my personal account so this was confusing

The fix was to temporarily disable the Privacy Badger extension I had installed in Chrome

Privacy Badger is an excellent extension for Chrome that blocks third-party trackers on the web: 

"Privacy Badger is a browser extension that stops advertisers and other third-party trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web. If an advertiser seems to be tracking you across multiple websites without your permission, Privacy Badger automatically blocks that advertiser from loading any more content in your browser. To the advertiser, it’s like you suddenly disappeared."

Source: https://privacybadger.org/#What-is-Privacy-Badger

Here's how you can change the case of text in an excel spreadsheet:

Microsoft Excel has the following three worksheet functions that you can use to change text case:

   A1: ABCD
   A2: EFGH
   A3: IJKL
   A4: MNOP
   A5: QRST
   A6: UVWX
   A7: YZ
    

1. Type the following formula in cell B1:
   =LOWER(A1)
2. In column B, select all the cells to the right of the cells that contain data in column A. In this example, highlight cells B1 through B7.
3. Click Home, click Fill, and then click Down.
   
   Note The new column now contains the lowercase version of the text in column A.
   
   Note You can also fill cells B2 through B7 by clicking cell B1, and then dragging the fill handle to cell B7.
4. Highlight cells B1 through B7, click Home, and then click Copy.
5. Click cell A1, click Paste, click Paste Special, click Values, and then click OK to paste the converted values back onto column A.
6. Delete column B. To do this, click Home, click column B, and then clickDelete.

   A1: abcd
   A2: efgh
   A3: ijkl
   A4: mnop
   A5: qrst
   A6: uvwx
   A7: yz
    

1. Insert a column to the right of column A by selecting column B and clicking Columns on the Insert menu.
2. Type the following formula in cell B1:
   =LOWER(A1)
3. In column B, select all the cells to the right of the cells that contain data in column A.
4. On the Edit menu, point to Fill, and then click Down.
   
   The new column now contains the lowercase version of the text in column A.
5. With the same range selected, click Copy on the Edit menu.
6. Select cell A1, and click Paste Special on the Edit menu. Under Paste, click Values, and click OK to paste the converted values back on top of column A.
7. Delete column B by selecting the column and clicking Delete on the Edit menu.

   A1: abcd
   A2: efgh
   A3: ijkl
   A4: mnop
   A5: qrst
   A6: uvwx
   A7: yz
    

This equation takes a phone number with area code and strips the 7 numbers after the area code, leaving only the area code:

=LEFT(TEXT(E1,"0"),LEN(TEXT(E1,"0"))-7)

You can change the variables to clip and prune whatever info off either side of a number to get what you need.

"To restore your Sticky Notes backup, first you must delete all of the existing Sticky Notes on your desktop. Then, replace the current StickyNotes.snt file with your backup file by copying and pasting it in the %AppData%\Microsoft\Sticky Notes\ folder."

Source & more details here: http://carlcheo.com/how-to-recover-accidentally-deleted-sticky-notes

Turns out that .camrec files created by Camtasia are actually zip files that contain the .avi that was recorded. You can use a program like 7-Zip to extract the .avi file

And if you want to save some space, you can always compress that .avi file with WinRar. It looks like the .camrec zip file is not compressed - however I've been able to take a 5GB+ avi file from Camtasia and compress it down to under 400MB.

From my archive notes: 10/25/2012

While trying to integrate an Avaya IP Office into Exchange 2007 I found that there was no "Unified Messaging Server Role" service installed. So I went to the control panel to change the install for Exchange Server 2007 to enable that Role. Two address paths were defined when adding this service.

First for the Exchange Server installation files:
C:\Program Files\Windows Small Business Server\Bin\CMPNENTS\EXCHSRV80

Second for the Exchange Server installation path:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server

Our server did not have any folder located in the default installation files path and I didn't have my Exchange server install CD handy. Looking at several guides online, users have complained that using the original files from their install CD caused issues. So I went online and found the latest service pack that I had installed and decided to extract the files from there. Turns out I had Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 (x64) installed.

I was able to download the "Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 2" files from here:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=4479

The exe file was about 884 MB. After extracting the file using WinRAR, the file size was about 1.22 GB (now I can see why the files were not on my server). At one point or another, a previous tech had cleared out these files to save space on the server. From my workstation where I extracted the files, I opened the shortcut to my server and copied the files to the C:\Program Files\Windows Small Business Server\Bin\CMPNENTS\ under a new folder named "EXCHSRV80"

I decided on waiting a couple of days for the weekend as I didn't want to take the server down for updates in the middle of the workweek...

Notes and Resources:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/exchangesvrclients/thread/64a9409a-e57a-4431-932e-b1426a17f66e

Found this guide to stop the EAccessviolation error associated with Windows 2003 server when running Avaya's CallStatus program. A user named cascadia on the http://www.pbxtech.info Forum had this to say and it worked for me:

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There is a very easy fix to this. I was advised to update the server fully with MS patches. Did that, but no help. So I did the following on a hunch and it worked!

My Computer > Properties
Advanced Tab
Performance > Settings
Data Execution Prevention Tab
This is turned on by default with a blank exception list.
Click Add...
Locate your copy of callstatus.exe
Mine was in C:\Program Files\Avaya\IP Office\CallStatus\callstatus.exe
Click Apply > OK > OK

And now you should be able to execute the Call Status monitor and run it like you used to.

Source: http://www.pbxtech.info/showthread.php/3114-EAccessviolation-error