By following that advice, only a computer crash or reboot (Microsoft automatic update perhaps) can cause you to lose the text you were composing.

As for your argument, what would you do if you found out that Osama Bin Laden owned 100 shares of Microsoft and 100 shares of Apple?

I have an old copy of microsoft excel which had an amortization schedule in it but I'm not sure if the newer ones do, but there are plenty of them online.Good luckFrank

I don't want to manage property any more than I want to manage Microsoft, just because I own stock in it.Anyway, I would like some more opinions. 1031's are nice, but it lowers your cost basis for depreciation and you have to pay the piper sometime.Frank is making me lean a little more to doing a 1031, but I just don't like having to force my mother to make tough decisions.

It's in Redmond WA near microsoft-so they are trying to keep the units "in vogue".

If they are online you should be able to download all residential records in a .csv or Microsoft Access format.

Just find your photo program, download your pictures into it, edit them, and move them to wherever you want them.I got Dell photo studio and Microsoft Picture It, that came installed in the computer.

You can also use your mail merge function on Microsoft Word to input the data into your contracts.

Or cash out your position and look around to invest in the next MicroSoft?

Microsoft word has a mail merge feature, but you need to get the document into Word which is sometimes tricky since most docs are .pdf.