different header and footer in MS Office

To obtain variable headers and footers across the document, insert section breaks and edit the sections' headers and footers separately.

How to Restrict & Monitor Mobile Data Usage on Windows 8.1

Full article: http://www.howtogeek.com/187483/how-to-restrict-monitor-mobile-data-usage-on-windows-8.1/

Set a Connection as Metered

Let’s say you have a mobile data connection or a tethered smartphone connection. You may even be connected to a wired Internet connection with a harsh bandwidth limit. You can set this connection as metered to Windows knows you want to reduce bandwidth usage as much as possible. First, open the Wi-Fi panel by clicking the Wi-Fi icon in the system tray or opening the charms, tapping Settings, and tapping your wireless network icon. Right-click or long-press a network and select Set as metered connection to make it a metered connection.
The network you’re connected to will now be considered a metered connection by Windows. Windows sets mobile data connections to metered by default, but you’ll have to set Wi-Fi connections — for example, the Wi-Fi network created by a tethered smartphone — to metered on your own.
Note that this option doesn’t do much on its own. You’ll want to tweak the options below to really restrict data usage.

Track Data Usage

To track the bandwidth you’ve used on a network, right-click or long-press it in the same pane and select Show estimated data usage.
Windows is always tracking the amount of data you’re using, so if you enable this you’ll be able to immediately see your past data usage. You don’t even have to set a connection as metered to get this option.

Select All The Text In A PowerPoint Presentation

-In the Slides tab you see miniature versions of the slides you're working on, but if you click on the Outline tab you'll see just the text that exists in those slides.

-When you have selected the Outline view, press CTRL + A to select all of the text in the presentation.

Src: http://www.wiseowl.co.uk/blog/s163/select_all_the_text_in_a_presentation.htm

Lock Computer - Create Shortcut

0. By default, you can also press the Windows + L keys to lock the computer.

1. Right click anywhere on your desktop, and click/tap on New and Shortcut.
2. Type rundll32.exe user32.dll,LockWorkStation and click/tap on Next. 
3. Type Lock Computer for the name, and click/tap on Finish.
NOTE: You can name this shortcut what you like though.
4. You are done. Now next time you want to lock your computer, simply click this shortcut. That’s all. Enjoy!
 http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/13278-lock-computer-create-shortcut.html

Memo: ASUS laptop display color temperature

The application to change display color temperature is called

Asus Splendid Utility

located in C:\Program Files (x86)\ASUS\Splendid\ACVT.exe

MiKTex local bibtex style

You did not mention where your custom .bst file was located. You could technically put it with the other .bst files in the MiKTeX installation directory, and be able to use it provided you "refresh the file name database":

Run MiKTeX Options (Admin)> General > Refresh FNDB

But the better way to do it would be to save the custom style in a separate folder (preferably in the current 'User' path), then 'register' this location with MiKTeX:

1.Create a folder structure at your preferred location: ..latex/tex/latex/
2.Copy your custom file here (you can save all future custom latex files here)
3.MiKTeX Options (Admin) > Roots > Add > add above root latex folder (../latex/)
4.MiKTeX Options (Admin) > General > Refresh FNDB

Now you can use your custom file. Everytime you save a new custom file here, just remember to "Refresh FNDB".

src: http://latex-community.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=21039

Tree:

src: http://docs.miktex.org/manual/localadditions.html