By default all Microsoft Office 2007 applications use the different files extensions than the earlier versions. All earlier Office applications used the file extensions as .doc, .xls and .ppt for Word, Excel and PowerPoint respectively, but now Office 2007 applications uses the .docx, xlsx and .pptx file extensions for Word, Excel and PowerPoint respectively. These all new file extensions are not compatible with all previous versions of Office applications, that is why Office 2002 and Office 2003 applications cannot open and read the .docx, xlsx and .pptx file extensions.
However, you have an option in Office 2007 to save the files with in older files extensions, But if you are frequently using the older versions of the file and also if the files created by you are to be shared on other computers which have earlier versions of Office, you may want to save all your new documents in the older format, but that would create duplicate files. There is better option in Office 2007 applications to change the default saving file format to the older format and then the new file format in Office 2007 will be changed to .doc, .xls and .ppt for Word, Excel and PowerPoint respectively.
Today we will set the older file format for Word 2007 and other applications will be discussed in the next tips. Follow the given steps to set the default older file format for Word 2007:
First click on Start button, go to Program then click on Microsoft Word 2007 to run the word application.
Now click on File menu in the top left corner then click on Word Options button to change the default word options.
In the left side panel, click on Save option, and now “Customized how documents are saved” option will appear in right side panel.
Here find the “Save File in this format” option and click on drop down box to select the different format. Now you will find many options here, select the Word 97-2003 Document (*doc) option.
Now click on Ok button........
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Lenovo ThinkPad notebooks gets new security feature
Lenovo ThinkPad notebooks are about to receive a new security feature against unauthorized data access. The new technology is scheduled to be available in selected ThinkPad notebooks in the first quarter of 2009.
The Lenovo Constant Secure Remote Disable feature allows a user to send a simple text message via a cell phone to disable their PC and thus prevent unauthorized users from accessing any information contained in the notebook. Lenovo worked with Phoenix Technologies, a leader in embedded technologies, to make this facility available in selected ThinkPad notebooks equipped with mobile broadband. To activate Remote Disable, users create a simple text message command using their cellphone, and send the command to the pc via sms. Once the PC has been turned off by remote, it will automatically disable the next time it registers on the network.
Users receive a confirmation text message that confirms when Remote Disable has been successfully executed. A user can also re-activate the noteook by using his/her pre-set password created during notebook startup. Lenovo's Remote Disable will be included in the price of the notebook, so there won't be an additional charge
Lenovo ThinkPad notebooks are about to receive a new security feature against unauthorized data access. The new technology is scheduled to be available in selected ThinkPad notebooks in the first quarter of 2009.
The Lenovo Constant Secure Remote Disable feature allows a user to send a simple text message via a cell phone to disable their PC and thus prevent unauthorized users from accessing any information contained in the notebook. Lenovo worked with Phoenix Technologies, a leader in embedded technologies, to make this facility available in selected ThinkPad notebooks equipped with mobile broadband. To activate Remote Disable, users create a simple text message command using their cellphone, and send the command to the pc via sms. Once the PC has been turned off by remote, it will automatically disable the next time it registers on the network.
Users receive a confirmation text message that confirms when Remote Disable has been successfully executed. A user can also re-activate the noteook by using his/her pre-set password created during notebook startup. Lenovo's Remote Disable will be included in the price of the notebook, so there won't be an additional charge
New Nanotechnology may fight 'superbugs'
New nanotechnology paints to cover surfaces such as walls and ceilings may be used in future to kill hospital superbugs by simply switching on fluorescent lights. So say scientists speaking at the Society for General Microbiology's Autumn meeting held at Trinity College, Dublin.
This is how it works: The new paints contain small particles of titanium dioxide - a white compound that is often used as a brightener in commercial paints. Scientists have discovered that very small, nanoparticle-sized amounts of titanium dioxide are able to kill bacteria, as well as destroy dirt, when ultraviolet light (UV) energy from the sun is shone on the particles. The particles do this by producing active molecules that clean up the painted surfaces. In completed tests, scientists have found that if the concentration of nanoparticles are stronger than in normal paint, the titanium dioxide becomes more successful at killing bacteria than in normal paint.
Some of the best results showed that all the E. coli were killed under ordinary fluorescent lights. Scientists say this new nano-technology may be put to good use in places such as hospitals where hygenic conditions are very important. Titanium dioxide is also used on tennis courts such as Wimbledon to mark out the white lines.
New nanotechnology paints to cover surfaces such as walls and ceilings may be used in future to kill hospital superbugs by simply switching on fluorescent lights. So say scientists speaking at the Society for General Microbiology's Autumn meeting held at Trinity College, Dublin.
This is how it works: The new paints contain small particles of titanium dioxide - a white compound that is often used as a brightener in commercial paints. Scientists have discovered that very small, nanoparticle-sized amounts of titanium dioxide are able to kill bacteria, as well as destroy dirt, when ultraviolet light (UV) energy from the sun is shone on the particles. The particles do this by producing active molecules that clean up the painted surfaces. In completed tests, scientists have found that if the concentration of nanoparticles are stronger than in normal paint, the titanium dioxide becomes more successful at killing bacteria than in normal paint.
Some of the best results showed that all the E. coli were killed under ordinary fluorescent lights. Scientists say this new nano-technology may be put to good use in places such as hospitals where hygenic conditions are very important. Titanium dioxide is also used on tennis courts such as Wimbledon to mark out the white lines.
New lightweight structural material may replace concrete
A new structural material, known as Cenocell, and based on the leftovers, or ash, from coal burning, may be used in future as a substitute for concrete in a broad range of applications. The material is extremely strong and lightweight – but contains no cement, which is an essential ingredient of conventional concrete.
The main ingredient - ash - is derived from burning coal, and is currently considered a waste product. Fly ash is made up of small particles removed from combustion gases by pollution control systems.
The new material is considered an asset to the environment and may be used in the following applications:
Building and construction industry - for sound, crash and fire barriers
Transportation industry - for shock and crash absorbers
Aerospace industry - as ultra-light heat shielding
Protective installations - for fireproof blast walls
Cenocell is reportedly lighter than most “lightweight” concrete.
A new structural material, known as Cenocell, and based on the leftovers, or ash, from coal burning, may be used in future as a substitute for concrete in a broad range of applications. The material is extremely strong and lightweight – but contains no cement, which is an essential ingredient of conventional concrete.
The main ingredient - ash - is derived from burning coal, and is currently considered a waste product. Fly ash is made up of small particles removed from combustion gases by pollution control systems.
The new material is considered an asset to the environment and may be used in the following applications:
Building and construction industry - for sound, crash and fire barriers
Transportation industry - for shock and crash absorbers
Aerospace industry - as ultra-light heat shielding
Protective installations - for fireproof blast walls
Cenocell is reportedly lighter than most “lightweight” concrete.
Samsung reveals new foldable OLED screen phone
Samsung has developed a new cell phone that opens like a book to reveal a larger OLED screen. This essentially allows a user to turn the phone into a portable media player. The prototype was demonstrated by Samsung at the FPD International 2008 tech trade show in Japan.
When closed, the device looks like a normal cell phone, and has a small screen and a menu of icons, with the appearance of a touch screen. But when the phone unfolds, a flexible OLED screen about five inches across is displayed. The flexibility of the OLED screen, allows the phone to have one larger screen, instead of two seperate screens. It is ideal and large enough to browse the internet, watch movies and even play games.
The phone is a prototype and it is not clear if, or when, the device may go into production, or not.
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Samsung has developed a new cell phone that opens like a book to reveal a larger OLED screen. This essentially allows a user to turn the phone into a portable media player. The prototype was demonstrated by Samsung at the FPD International 2008 tech trade show in Japan.
When closed, the device looks like a normal cell phone, and has a small screen and a menu of icons, with the appearance of a touch screen. But when the phone unfolds, a flexible OLED screen about five inches across is displayed. The flexibility of the OLED screen, allows the phone to have one larger screen, instead of two seperate screens. It is ideal and large enough to browse the internet, watch movies and even play games.
The phone is a prototype and it is not clear if, or when, the device may go into production, or not.
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Asus Touchscreen PC revealed and ready for 2009
Asus has just revealed their new 15.6-inch Eee Top touchscreen PC. It is powered by an Intel Atom processor N270 (1.60GHz) and Intel 945 GSE core-logic with built-in graphics core. System features include a 160GB hard drive, 4-in-1 card reader, 1GB of RAM, an integrated camera, Wi-Fi 802.11n controller, and also features the Windows XP Home operating system. The system comes in two versions: The ET1602 and the ET1603. The Asus Eee Top ET1603 features an ATI Mobility Radeon HD3450 which gives it more graphics power, and enables the system to run intensive 3D applications and games better. It features a touch-sensitive screen, but still comes with a keyboard and mouse. Setup is easy as taking it out and plugging in.
With a brilliant, sharp widescreen (16:9) LCD, the Eee Top is a perfect Media Entertainment Center, and features Asus´s patient Splendid Video Intelligence Technology, which gives the video display a clear image in any lighting condition. The touchscreen PC will be first be shipped to Taiwan, Hong Kong and the UK, and Asus will in 2009 also add larger screen models with 20- and 22-inch Asus Eee Top PCs.
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Asus has just revealed their new 15.6-inch Eee Top touchscreen PC. It is powered by an Intel Atom processor N270 (1.60GHz) and Intel 945 GSE core-logic with built-in graphics core. System features include a 160GB hard drive, 4-in-1 card reader, 1GB of RAM, an integrated camera, Wi-Fi 802.11n controller, and also features the Windows XP Home operating system. The system comes in two versions: The ET1602 and the ET1603. The Asus Eee Top ET1603 features an ATI Mobility Radeon HD3450 which gives it more graphics power, and enables the system to run intensive 3D applications and games better. It features a touch-sensitive screen, but still comes with a keyboard and mouse. Setup is easy as taking it out and plugging in.
With a brilliant, sharp widescreen (16:9) LCD, the Eee Top is a perfect Media Entertainment Center, and features Asus´s patient Splendid Video Intelligence Technology, which gives the video display a clear image in any lighting condition. The touchscreen PC will be first be shipped to Taiwan, Hong Kong and the UK, and Asus will in 2009 also add larger screen models with 20- and 22-inch Asus Eee Top PCs.
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Jingles
Jingles |
| Ace is the place with the helpful hardware man. | Ace Hardware |
| Plop plop, fizz fizz, oh what a relief it is. | Alka-Seltzer |
| The incredible, edible egg. | American Egg Board |
| I am stuck on Band-Aids ‘cause Band-Aids stuck on me. | Band-Aids |
| Bring out the Best Foods and bring out the best. | Best Foods (Hellmann’s Mayonnaise) |
| A little dab’ll do ya. | Brylcreem |
| For all you do, this Bud’s for you. | Budweiser |
| When you say Budweiser, you’ve said it all. | Budweiser |
| Have it your way. | Burger King |
| Pure cane sugar from | C&H |
| M’m! M’m! Good! | |
| See the | Chevrolet |
| What’s the best tuna? Chicken of the Sea. | Chicken of the Sea |
| I’m Chiquita Banana and I’ve come to say – bananas | Chiquita Banana |
| It’s the real thing. | Coca-Cola |
| I’d like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony... | Coca-Cola |
| Coke is it! | Coca-Cola |
| Things go better with Coke. | Coca-Cola |
| We’ve got a taste for you. | Coca-Cola |
| Just for the fun of it, Diet Coke. | Diet Coke |
| Just for the taste of it, Diet Coke. | Diet Coke |
| I’m a pepper, he’s a pepper, she’s a pepper... | Dr Pepper |
| I can bring home the bacon... | Enjoli |
| The best part of waking up is Folger’s in your cup. | Folger’s Coffee |
| In the valley of the jolly--ho-ho-ho!--Green Giant. | Green Giant |
| From the land of sky-blue waters. | |
| Intel inside logo (four-note theme) | Intel |
| There’s always room for J-E-L-L-0. | Jell-O |
| Jell-O makes me mellow and the wiggle makes me giggle. | Jell-O |
| Snap! Crackle! Pop! Rice Krispies. | Kellogg’s Rice Krispies |
| Give me a break! Give me a break! | Kit-Kat Bar |
| What would you do for a | Klondike Bar |
| And | Kraft |
| Here’s to good friends....Tonight, tonight, let it be Lowenbrau. | Lowenbrau Beer |
| [Coffee pot percolator theme] | Maxwell House Coffee |
| Maybe she’s born with it. Maybe it’s Maybelline. | Maybelline |
| Zoom, zoom, zoom. | Mazda |
| I’m lovin’ it. | McDonald’s |
| You deserve a break today. | McDonald’s |
| Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, | McDonald’s |
| We love to see you smile. | McDonald’s |
| Meow, meow, meow, meow.... | Meow Mix (Ralston) |
| If you’ve got the time, we’ve got the beer. | Miller Beer |
| Mr. Clean will clean your whole house and everything that's in it. | Mr. Clean |
| N-E-S-T-L-E-S, Nestles makes the very best...chocolate. | Nestles |
| I wish I were an Oscar Mayer Wiener. | Oscar Mayer |
| My bologna has a first name, it’s O-S-C-A-R. | Oscar Mayer |
| Pepsi—for those who think young. | Pepsi |
| Pepsi hits the spot. | Pepsi |
| You’ll wonder where the yellow went when you brush your teeth | Pepsodent |
| Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don’t. | Peter Paul Mounds/Almond Joy |
| Call for Philip Morris. | Philip Morris |
| Nothin’ says lovin’ like somethin’ from the oven. | Pillsbury |
| Rice-a-Roni, the | Rice-a-Roni |
| Away go troubles down the drain. | Roto-Rooter |
| Nobody doesn’t like Sara Lee. | Sara Lee Foods |
| When you’re out of Schlitz, you’re out of beer. | Schlitz Beer |
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| It’s slinky, it’s slinky, oh what a wonderful toy. | Slinky |
| Uh, oh, Spaghettios. | Spaghettios |
| Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. | State Farm |
| Raise your hand if you’re sure. | Sure |
| How do you feed a hungry man? | Swanson Hungry-Man |
| You can trust your car to the men who wear the star. | Texaco |
| I love what you do for me... | |
| Tum, tum, tum, tum, Tums. | Tums |
| Fly the friendly skies (of United). | United Airlines |
| Be all that you can be. | |
| Winston tastes good like a cigarette should. | Winston |
| Double your pleasure, double your fun. | Wrigley’s Doublemint Gum |
| You’re not fully clean until you’re Zestfully clean. | Zest Soap |
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Taglines & Slogans |
| Better by Adobe. | Adobe |
| The road will never be the same. | Acura |
| Ask about it at work. | Aflac |
| We know money. | AIG |
| Stronger than dirt. | |
| I can’t believe I ate the whole thing. | Alka-Seltzer |
| Mama mia, thatsa spicy meatball. | Alka-Seltzer |
| The relief goes on. | Allegra |
| You’re in good hands with Allstate. | Allstate Insurance |
| Doesn’t your dog deserve Alpo? | Alpo Dog Food |
| Works like a dream. | Ambien |
| Something special in the air. | American Airlines |
| Behold the power of cheese. | American Dairy Association |
| Don’t leave home without it. | American Express |
| Do more. | American Express |
| My life. My card. | American Express |
| For fast, fast, fast relief. | Anacin |
| Legendary reliability. | APC |
| Think different. | Apple Computer |
| The power to be your best. | Apple Computer |
| Think outside the box. | Apple Computer |
| Reach out and touch someone. | AT&T |
| The world’s networking company. | AT&T |
| Never follow. | Audi |
| We try harder. | Avis |
| Higher standards. | Bank of |
| Thank you for your support. | Bartles & Jaymes |
| Bayer works wonders. | Bayer Aspirin |
| Flick my Bic. | Bic |
| We mean clean. | Bissell |
| Life’s messy. Clean it up! | Bissell |
| Sheer driving pleasure. | BMW |
| The ultimate driving machine. | BMW |
| Better sound through research. | BOSE |
| The quicker picker-upper. | Bounty |
| When you’ve got it, flaunt it. | Braniff Airlines |
| Fill it to the rim with Brim. | Brim Decaffeinated Coffee |
| Hope, triumph, and the miracle of medicine. | Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. |
| The way to fly. | British Airways |
| The world’s favourite airline. | British Airways |
| Wassup?! | Budweiser |
| The king of beers. | Budweiser |
| It just tastes better. | Burger King |
| Have it your way. | Burger King |
| Break through. | Cadillac |
| A can a week, that’s all we ask. | |
| Got milk? | |
| Calgon, take me away. | Calgon Toiletries |
| Between love and madness lies obsession. | Calvin Klein |
| Nothing comes between me and my Calvins. | Calvin Klein Jeans |
| I’d walk a mile for a camel. | Camel |
| For negative people. | CameraWorld |
| What’s in your wallet? | Capital One |
| For virtually spotless dishes. | Cascade |
| Turning partnership into energy. | ChevronTexaco |
| Please don’t squeeze the Charmin. | Charmin |
| Get your own box. | Cheez-It |
| A silly millimeter longer. | |
| Like a rock. | Chevy Trucks |
| It’s not nice to fool Mother Nature. | Chiffon Margarine |
| Inspiration comes standard. | Chrysler |
| Will you be ready? | Cialis |
| Empowering the Internet generation. | Cisco Systems |
| Live richly. | Citi |
| If I’ve only one life, let me live it as a blonde. | Clairol |
| Does she or doesn’t she? | Clairol |
| The antidote for civilization. | ClubMed |
| The source for computing and technology. | CNET |
| The most trusted name in news. | CNN |
| Coca-Cola refreshes you best. | Coca-Cola |
| The pause that refreshes. | Coca-Cola |
| Have a coke and smile. | Coca-Cola |
| The silver bullet. | Coors |
| Cotton. The fabric of our lives. | Cotton Incorporated |
| If you want to capture someone's attention, whisper. | Coty Perfume |
| Healthy, beautiful smiles for life. | Crest |
| Look, Ma, no cavities! | Crest |
| Cooks who know trust Crisco. | Crisco Vegetable Shortening |
| Love it for life. | Dannon Yogurt |
| A diamond is forever. | DeBeers |
| Easy as Dell. | Dell Computer |
| You’ll love the way we fly. | Delta Airlines |
| We love to fly and it shows. | Delta Airlines |
| We’re cooking now. | Denny’s |
| Restoring the joy of motion. | DePuy Orthopedics |
| We move the world. | DHL |
| Yellow. The new Brown. | DHL |
| Competition. Bad for them. Great for you. | DHL |
| Aren’t you glad you use Dial? Don’t you wish everybody did? | Dial Soap |
| The happiest place on earth. | |
| Time to make the doughnuts. | Dunkin Donuts |
| The miracles of science. | DuPont |
| Better living through chemistry. | DuPont |
| The power of all of us. | eBay |
| The world’s online marketplace. | eBay |
| When EF Hutton talks, people listen. | EF Hutton |
| Nothing sucks like an Electrolux. | Electrolux |
| When you’re crazy for chicken. | El Pollo Loco |
| It keeps going, and going, and going... | Energizer Batteries |
| See your way forward. | Epiphany |
| Quality in everything we do. | Ernst & Young |
| Put a tiger in your tank. | Esso (Exxon) |
| Don’t just travel. Travel right. | Expedia.com |
| Good taste is easy to recognize. | Fancy Feast |
| Our business is the American dream. | FannieMae |
| Relax, it’s FedEx. | FedEx |
| The world on time. | FedEx |
| When it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight. | FedEx |
| Play. Laugh. Grow. | Fisher-Price |
| It’s not just for breakfast anymore. | |
| Built for the road ahead. | Ford |
| Ford has a better idea. | Ford |
| Quality is job one. | Ford |
| Fosters—Australian for beer. | Fosters Australian Beer |
| Fair and balanced. | Fox News |
| Extinct is forever. | Friends of the Animals |
| Say it with flowers. | FTD |
| Imagination at work. | General Electric |
| We bring good things to life. | General Electric |
| Celebrate the moments of your life. | General Foods |
| Two words to the wise. | Georgia Federal |
| Babies are our business. | Gerber |
| Shouldn’t your baby be a Gerber baby? | Gerber |
| My wife, I think I’ll keep her. | Geritol |
| Look sharp, feel sharp. | Gillette |
| The best a man can get. | Gillette |
| Never let ‘em see you sweat. | Gillette Dry idea |
| Don’t get mad. Get GLAD. | GLAD |
| The best tires in the world have Goodyear written all over them. | Goodyear |
| Leave the driving to us. | Greyhound |
| Pardon me, do you have any Grey Poupon? | Grey Poupon |
| It’s a great time to be alive. | Guidant |
| Don’t be vague, ask for Haig. | Haig Scotch Whiskey |
| When you care enough to send the very best. | Hallmark |
| American by birth. Rebel by choice. | Harley Davidson |
| Hey! How about a nice Hawaiian Punch? | Hawaiian Punch |
| We answer to a higher authority. | Hebrew National |
| Hertz puts you in the driver’s seat. | Hertz |
| 57 varieties | H.J. Heinz |
| Invent. | Hewlett Packard |
| Pleasing people the world over. | Holiday Inn |
| The power of dreams. | Honda |
| Where’s the cream filling? | Hostess Cakes |
| We’re behind you every step of the way. | Huggies |
| Solutions for a small planet. | IBM |
| Intel Inside. | Intel |
| Manly yes, but I like it, too. | Irish Spring Soap |
| Pure clean, pure Ivory. | Ivory Soap |
| 99.44% pure. | Ivory Soap |
| Jack’s back! | Jack in the Box |
| Don’t dream it. Drive it. | Jaguar |
| | Jell-O |
| Nothing runs like a Deere. | John Deere |
| The right relationship is everything. | JPMorgan Chase Bank |
| 100% juice for 100% kids. | Juicy Juice |
| Thrive. | Kaiser Permanente |
| Every kiss begins with Kay. | Kay Jewelers |
| They’re g-r-r-r-eat! | Kellog’s Frosted Flakes |
| Start aging smart. | Kellogg’s Smart Start |
| Finger-lickin’ good! | |
| Nobody does chicken like KFC. | KFC |
| Kid tested. Mother approved. | Kix Cereal |
| Share moments. Share life. | Kodak |
| It’s time for clarity. | KPMG |
| What happens here, stays here. | |
| Betcha can’t eat just one. | Lay’s Potato Chips |
| When banks compete, you win. | LendingTree |
| The relentless pursuit of perfection. | Lexus |
| I’ve fallen and I can’t get up. | LifeCall |
| Hey, Mikey...he likes it! | Life Cereal |
| Always a bridesmaid, but never a bride. | Listerine |
| Because I’m worth it. | L’Oréal |
| Magically delicious. | Lucky Charms |
| Lucky Strike means fine tobacco. | Lucky Strike |
| Creating value through true convergence. | Lucent Technologies |
| Melts in your mouth, not in your hands. | M&Ms |
| Come to Marlboro Country. | Marlboro |
| There are some things that money can’t buy. | MasterCard |
| Good to the last drop. | Maxwell House |
| I want my Maypo. | Maypo |
| Our repairmen are the loneliest guys in town. | Maytag Appliances |
| Passion for the road. | Mazda |
| Did somebody say McDonald’s? | McDonald’s |
| Is it live or is it Memorex? | Memorex |
| Tastes so good cats ask for it by name. | Meow Mix |
| Merrill-Lynch is bullish on | Merrill-Lynch |
| MGM means great movies. | MGM |
| Because so much is riding on your tires. | Michelin |
| Lose the carbs. Not the taste. | Michelob Ultra |
| Your potential. Our passion. | Microsoft |
| Where do you want to go today? | Microsoft |
| It’s Miller time! | Miller Beer |
| The champagne of bottled beer. | Miller High Life |
| Everything you always wanted in a beer. And less. | Miller Lite |
| Tastes great, less filling. | Miller Lite |
| Wake up and drive. | Mitsubishi Motors |
| One client at a time. | MorganStanley |
| When it rains, it pours. | Morton Salt |
| Medicine with muscle. | Motrin |
| Do the Dew. | Mountain Dew |
| Beef. It’s what’s for dinner. | National Cattlemen’s Beef |
| | Association |
| Take a bite out of crime. | National Crime Prevention |
| | Council |
| Pork. The other white meat. | National Pork Board |
| You could learn a lot from a dummy. Buckle up! | National Highway Traffic Safety Administration |
| Must see TV. | NBC |
| Break out of the ordinary. | Nestles Butterfinger |
| I love | |
| All the news that’s fit to print. | The New York Times |
| Just do it. | Nike |
| At the heart of the image. | Nikon |
| Only fit for a king. Nine Lives. | Nine Lives Cat Food |
| Enjoy the ride. | Nissan |
| Connecting people. | Nokia |
| Take it all off. | Noxzema |
| The nighttime sniffling sneezing coughing aching stuffy | NyQuil |
| Taking care of business. | Office Depot |
| It’s not your father’s Oldsmobile anymore. | Oldsmobile |
| The mark of a man. | Old Spice |
| Changes everything. | OneTouch |
| Software powers the Internet. | Oracle |
| Ore-Ida! It’s all-righta! | Ore-Ida |
| No rules. Just right. | Outback Steakhouse |
| Grab the Southwest by the bottle. | Pace Picante Sauce |
| Catch our smile. | Pacific Southwest Airlines |
| Ask the man who owns one. | Packard |
| Slightly ahead of its time. | Panasonic |
| The flavor says butter. | Parkay Margarine |
| This is your brain. This is your brain on drugs. | Partnership for a Drug-Free |
| We will sell no wine before its time. | Paul Masson |
| Pepperidge Farm remembers. | Pepperidge Farm |
| Come alive! You’re in the Pepsi generation. | Pepsi |
| The taste of a new generation. | Pepsi |
| For those who think young. | Pepsi |
| Pepsi-Cola hits the spot. | Pepsi |
| It takes a tough man to make a tender chicken. | Perdue Chicken |
| Where the pets go. | Petco |
| The best kept automotive secret in | Peugeot |
| Talk. They’ll listen. | Philip Morris |
| Famously fresh. | Planter’s Peanuts |
| Lifts and separates. | Playtex Cross-Your-Heart Bra |
| The fun develops instantly. | Polaroid |
| Get a piece of the rock. | Prudential |
| Something to smile about. | Quaker Oatmeal |
| M’m, m’m, m’m, m’m, m’m...toasty! | Quiznos |
| Spirit of service. | Qwest |
| Ride the light. | Qwest |
| You’ve got questions, we’ve got answers. | Radio Shack |
| RAID kills bugs dead. | RAID |
| I liked it so much I bought the company. | Remington |
| How well do you share? | Ricoh |
| How do you spell relief? R-O-L-A-I-D-S. | Rolaids |
| Get out there. | Royal |
| Ingredients for life. | Safeway |
| Experience success. | Salesforce.com |
| Sanka—everything you love about coffee. | Sanka |
| The beer that made | Schlitz |
| Funny name. Serious sandwich. | Schlotzky’s Deli |
| Schhh! You know who? | Schweppes |
| We turn on ideas. | Seagate |
| Strong enough for a man, but made for a woman. | Secret Deodorant |
| The uncola. | 7-Up |
| It’s Shake and Bake, and I helped. | Shake and Bake |
| For the person who has everything, we have everything else. | The Sharper Image |
| Cover the earth. | Sherwin Williams |
| Always there in a pinch. | Skoal |
| We make the money the old-fashioned way—we earn it. | Smith Barney |
| With a name like Smucker’s, it has to be good. | Smucker’s |
| Made from the best stuff on Earth. | Snapple |
| You are now free to move about the country. | Southwest Airlines |
| Now, that’s better. | SPRINT PCS |
| Obey your thirst. | Sprite |
| That was easy. | Staples |
| Sorry, Charlie. Starkist wants tuna that tastes good, | Starkist Tuna |
| Eat fresh. | Subway |
| The network is the computer. | Sun Microsystems |
| Better snacking. | Sunkist |
| If it’s not SuperSoil, it’s just plain old dirt. | SuperSoil |
| There’s no equal. | Sweet ‘N Low |
| Think outside the bun. | Taco |
| Head for the border. | Taco |
| You quiero Taco Bell. | Taco |
| Expect more. Pay less. | Target |
| I’d rather fight than switch. | Tareyton Cigarettes |
| If it’s gotta be clean, it’s gotta be Tide. | Tide |
| Takes a licking and keeps on ticking. | Timex |
| Choose freedom. | Toshiba |
| Invest with confidence. | T. Rowe Price |
| Get the feeling. | |
| Silly rabbit, trix are for kids. | Trix Cereal |
| A vital part of your world. | Tyco |
| It’s hospital recommended. | Tylenol |
| Imagine it. Done. | Unisys |
| Time to fly. | United Airlines |
| The mind is a terrible thing to waste. | United |
| The spirit of ’76. | Unocal |
| What can Brown do for you? | UPS |
| Some of our best men are women. | |
| Friends don’t let friends drive drunk. | |
| Only you can prevent forest fires. | |
| Give a hoot, don’t pollute. | |
| The few, the proud, the Marines. | |
| We’re looking for a few good men. | |
| It’s not a job. It’s an adventure. | |
| The toughest job you’ll ever love. | |
| I coulda had a V-8! | V-8 |
| We never stop working for you. | Verizon Wireless |
| Can you hear me now?...Good! | Verizon Wireless |
| His master’s voice. | Victor Talking Machine Co. |
| You’ve come a long way, baby. | |
| | The Virginia Tourism Commission |
| It’s everywhere you want to be. | VISA |
| Visine gets the red out. | Visine |
| Think small. | Volkswagen |
| Drivers wanted. | Volkswagen |
| Fahrvergnugen | Volkswagen |
| For life. | Volvo |
| Always low prices. Always. | Wal-Mart |
| The next stage. | Wells |
| Where’s the beef? | Wendy’s |
| Western Airlines the only way to fly. | Western Airlines |
| The breakfast of champions. | Wheaties |
| Ring around the collar. | Wisk Laundry Detergent |
| For a living planet. | World Wildlife Fund |
| We’re moving beyond documents. | Xerox |
| Believe. | Yahoo! Personals |
| Let your fingers do the walking. | Yellow Pages |
| Where technology means business. | ZDNet |
| The quality goes in before the name goes on. | Zenith |
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