Following up on last month’s shortcuts: Keyword 1 NOT keyword 2 – Will result with keyword 1 but not keyword 2 Keyword 1 OR keyword 2 – Will result with keyword 1 or keyword 2 Keyword 1 – Will result with the exact phrase “keyword […]
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Ok, so now we have covered a couple of topics regarding forms and controls in Word 365 so today we will learn how to use a Date Picker in Word Controls! The Date Picker control works the same as any date picker you may have
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So now that you have your form just about finished it is time to think about protection for it, right? Protection means that you can limit how much or how little users can edit or format your form. We do this by using the Restrict
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Ok, I think we left off in a previous post (Forms And More In Word 365) with Building Block controls. So now we are going to build on that and learn how to use Combo Boxes in our Controls. Using Combo Boxes allows your user
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You can take your documents from good to spectacular very easily in Word 365. Let’s start with forms. Suppose you want to create a form that your users/readers can inset information into. You would start with a template or document and then add something called
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I have said it before and I will say it again, Styles in Word are a wonderful thing! It’s a shame that most folks have no idea what they do or how to use them, modify them, etc. Nor do they know how they can
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In an earlier post, I told you how to move data from Excel to Access and vice versa. In that post, I told you that you should, if you want a smooth process with glitches, clean your data. Now, I am going to tell you
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This is really a learning experience for me as well as you, my dear readers. I have never really used this application before but now I want to immerse myself in it. I have the app, so why not use it and see what it’s
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In an earlier post I told you how to automatically modify a style. Today I will show you how to modify an existing style. With this method, you do not even need to have text in a document to modify a style! Why? Because I
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As promised, below are more lovely shortcuts! Windows + E — Opens File Explorer CTRL + F or CTRL + E or CTRL + F3 — Will place your pointer in your search bar CTRL + L or Alt + D — Places your pointer
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There are myriad reasons why one would want to highlight table text with color. It draws the eye to something you would like the viewer to see or it makes a reader look at the headings in your table. Again, there could be many reasons
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So in a previous post, I told you how to resize the columns and rows in your Google Docs Table. In this post, I will now tell you how to format the cells in that table. Follow the steps below to learn how: Open your
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I have written many posts detailing how to create and format tables in Microsoft Word. But lately, I have been receiving inquiries from folks concerning tables in Google Docs. So today I am going to try to help out the folks who have been asking
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Who doesn’t like a good shortcut? You know, saving time and keystrokes? Nobody, that’s who! Follow the steps below: Alt + H Opens the Home tab Alt +Q + Enter search word opens the Tell Me box on your Ribbon Shift + F10 will display
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