I use Pages on my Mac OS X system to generate invoices for clients based on the invoice template included with the program. I like it because it's simple, neat, and has some slick formatting capabilities. Except I have a small table on the invoice page that calculates total invoice price based on hours * rate. For the first time, I've created an invoice that has a fractional hour, and if I click on the cell I see the fractional amount, but once I click out, it's rounded up and I can't send that to the client! How do I fix the formatting in Pages?

Spreadsheets aren't just for accountants and business folk, they're actually quite useful for everyone, and with the free, web-based Google Docs spreadsheet tool, they're easy to create too. In this short video, tech expert Dave Taylor will show you some of the basics of adding columns and rows, rearranging content and customizing the appearance of your spreadsheet, all without downloading a single file. It's easy!

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I'm so darn frustrated! Every time I try to open up a Microsoft Office document in Apple Pages, Apple Keynote or Apple Numbers, I get a warning message about fonts Calibri and Cambria being unavailable. Every time. Yet the documents aren't using the typeface anyway. What gives and, more importantly, how can I fix it so I don't see the $#@$# missing font errors?

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