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You can control the line breaks for multiple-line headings or labels in your Microsoft Excel worksheet, just like you do in Microsoft Word. Here's how to do it. Click the cell where you want the label or heading to appear. Type the first line of information. Press ALT+ENTER. Type the second line. Then repeat step 3 if you have additional lines to enter. Press ENTER when you've finished typing.

Beginning this month, staff at gar­­ment factories that earn more than $125 per month will see their sa­laries deducted between 5 percent and 20 percent in income taxes to the Ministry of Economy and Fi­nance, several union leaders claim­ed Thursday. Chhuon Se, head of union workers at Phnom Penh’s Terratex garment factory, said his company post­ed a notice stating that the tax will take effect June 1 and will be de­­­ducted from workers’ salaries at the end of the month. Workers earning more than $125 per month will be taxed 5 percent; those earning more than $250 will be taxed 10 percent; workers earning more than $2,125, 15 percent; and more than $3,125, 20 percent, Chhoun Se said, reading from the Finance Ministry’s no­tice. Chuon Mom Thol, president of the CPP-backed Cambodian Un­ion Federation, said the income tax has, in fact, been established under law for years but has not, until now, been implemented throughout the industry. He worried that the tax would even­tually extend to

To test your UPS, throw the circuit breaker with the UPS on it to simulate and outage and see how the transition goes. Note that in general testing an UPS by pulling the plug from the wall is not a good idea. Electronics like to always have a good ground reference. If you unplug a UPS, it's still powered but now has what electricians call a "floating ground". Not only can this be bad for electronics, but it can be quite dangerous as well. It is likely that unplugging just about any UPS for a short amount of time isn't likely to result in disaster (don't take our word for it, though!), but in all cases, throwing a circuit breaker would be a better thing to do. It might be useful to install a GFI (Ground Fault Interrupter) on your UPS-covered outlets to facilitate this testing without having to throw a breaker, especially if you don't have your UPS protected machines on an isolated circuit (which you probably should). These are the sockets found in most modern k

UPSes are nowadays very inexpensive. In the U.S. in 2006, quite capable ones are available for less than $100, and prices are heading down. In fact prices are so low now that we're not going to walk you through the elaborate optimization step that would have been important even two or three years ago, of estiming the watt dissipation of your computer and matching it to a UPS rating. Instead we'll explain why this would be a waste of effort and how to buy in a simpler and more effective way. Bear in mind that the UPS systems that you're likely to buy in a store or computer catalog are  not  intended for safety or life-critical equipment. These devices should be considered to be pieces of consumer electronics. As such, the number-one basis on which most of these devices compete with each other is on price, not quality. Cost-effectiveness is more important to UPS vendors (because it appears to be more important to their customers) than ultimate reliability. If your life depend

Power protection guards your equipment against blackouts, brownouts, surges, and spikes. All these events are anomalies in the flow of mains power that can damage your electronic equipment. A  blackout  is a complete interruption of power; some literature considers a voltage drop below about 80V to be a blackout as well since most equipment will not operate below that level. A  dropout  is a very short (less than one second) blackout. A  brownout  or  sag  is a decrease in voltage levels which can last for periods ranging from fractions of a second to hours. This can be caused by heavy equipment coming on line such as shop tools, elevators, compressors etc. Also occurs when utility companies deliberately do this to cope with peak load times. A  spike  is a tremendous increase in voltage over a very short period of time often caused by a direct lightning strike on a power line or when power returns after a blackout. A  surge  is a substantial increase in voltage lasting a small fraction

An Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is an important thing to have if you live in an area where power outages are at all common, especially if you run a mail/DNS/Web server that must be up 24/7. The aging power grid in the U.S. has made this a more urgent issue than it used to be even for American hackers, but everyone is vulnerable to outages caused by storms and other natural phenomena. This document covers both the software and hardware aspects of protecting yourself. The advice in this document is aimed primarily at small installations — one computer and one UPS. Thus we'll focus on consumer-grade UPSes, especially those designed for home and small-business use. If you are a data center administrator running a big server farm, there is a whole different (and much more expensive) range of technologies we'll do no more than hint at here. The people who contribute to this document can speak only about equipment they have experience with. This may reflect a bias toward or agai

Make sure the UPS keeps in contact with its electrical ground at all times. Don't overload it. If it shows signs of misbehavior or malfunction, yank it until it's repaired, or replace it. Your UPS has a battery inside it. Usually it is a lead-acid type (those are the least expensive for the manufacturer), but both lithium and gel-cel batteries are sometimes used. The battery is by far the most vulnerable and failure-prone part of your UPS. If you have your UPS long enough, you will probably have battery problems. Once every six months to a year or so you should recalibrate your UPS's battery sensor, and once every several years you will have to replace the batteries.  Service contracts Some consumer-grade UPSes, and all UPSes designed for serious data-center use, can be bought with vendor service contracts. These don't make sense for low-end units that can be replaced cheaply from a local electronics store. If you're an IT shop with a bunch of UPSes scattered over a

Making money online is one the most searched thing on the internet. Some of people have succeed in this and others are still finding it. Well, There are many ways to make money online on the internet and I also had discussed some of them here. Today I'm going to share another way of earning bucks online which is specially for Bloggers and Internet Marketers. It is making extra money web hosting affiliate programs which I'm going to discuss below. I'll describe each and every thing about it in such way that even beginners and anyone should understand it easily. So listen to me carefully. What Is Web Hosting Affiliate Programs? First of all, I would to tell you about web hosting and it's affiliate programs because understanding them both is important to get started with this. I'm going to write two passages about them below which will help you to know about them. Web Hosting In simple words, It is known as company or website where people can buy the domain names and a

AdSense Alternatives !  - This keyword is started searching by bloggers and publishers when they're fed up of getting disapproval mails again and again. So, If you're also one of them than don't miss this post because below you'll be getting some high paying  Google AdSense  alternatives. As it itself proves that  Google AdSense  is the world's best advertising platform where both advertisers and publishers are busy and happy in ad serving. Most of newbie bloggers only depends on adsense for monetization while its not good and also apply their blogs to get approved adsense account. On other side, Adsense network is growing day by day and their policies are also being very strict in which newbies are unable to get approved account. Even sometimes those blogs are also denied who comply with policies but Adsense has its own choice to make someone publisher or not. So, newbies get disappointed at that moment and lose hope of making money with blogging. But wait, world d

Content.ad is one of the oldest and largest “sponsored content” networks, serving over three billion page  views and 55 billion sponsored content recommendations per month. Content.ad distributes high-paying premium content that doesn't look or feel like advertising and delivers engaged visitors to websites. Content.ad is focused on generating the highest possible CPMs & revenue for its publishers. Content.ad works very closely with advertisers to craft content and creatives that drive consumer interaction, which boosts your revenue. Through carefully developed algorithms Content.ad is able to run the offers that make publishers the most money possible. To top it off, Content.ad also offers a healthy rev-share rate of 70% to publishers instead of 50% like other networks. Content.ad will not force publishers to commit to long-term contracts. If the Content.ad solution isn’t performing for you, the team will be happy to discuss solutions with you or you can remove it, simple as t

We all know that adsense is one of the best network to monetize blogs and sites but it doesn't work anymore for blogging niche blogs because there audience already know that these are adsense ads and they won't click ads. Another thing is that adsense has been strict from long to approve new applications and many bloggers don't have even adsense accounts for this reason. Well, those who still think that adsense is just only way to monetize their blogs, I would like to tell them that adsense is not everything there are many other networks and strategies for monetization. Yes, adsense is owned by dominating company but some things can't work with everything. So, today we've brought some methods and networks specially for those who're running blogs on blogging niche and also for those who hate adsense. 1. CPM (Cost Per Mile) Ad Networks When paid per click is not working, try cost per mile ads. Simply, you'll be get paid for thousand impressions on ads. More th

As a blogger, grabbing Adsense approval becomes a dream come true. But how many of you reading this post, have really got their Google Adsense approved. I am sure most of you have NOT and this is what has enticed you to read on this ‘Title’ further. At the same time, you must be aware that getting Google Adsense approved for your site is not cakewalk. Well, let me tell you that there are several companies coming up as alternatives to Adsense. This companies help you generate revenue from your site by providing the option to website owners and bloggers to place ads on their sites and earn money. Although you will get several options when you look for alternatives for Adsense online, but as a reputed and intelligent blogger, you must make sure that the platform you use is worth trusting and the best one to earn high revenues. In addition, you should not only be aware of their publisher policies but advertiser policy as well in order to know how they are transferring revenue to your accou

As everyone wants to get filled their pockets with online earned money, internet users are now turning into bloggers! The reason why everyone is choosing blogging because it's best way to make money online as recently I also wrote about that why blogging is best method to make money online. Well, blog can be created easily in seconds but driving traffic is the matter! Even some people also get high traffic through different methods but unfortunately that traffic is not profitable. Profitable means that traffic is not valuable for generating money. Valuable traffic depends on the country from which we're getting the highest traffic. If that country is poor in reality than chances are low to make enough money but if the country is very rich than you can also be rich! United States, United Kingdom and Canada seems to be rich countries so many bloggers try to get targeted traffic from these so that they may earn high. Today, we're going to learn that how can we get traffic USA