As I told you in my previous post, Outlook Shortcuts in Inbox, you can save so much time and keystrokes when you avail yourself of all the shortcuts Outlook has to offer. Sadly, a lot of folks just do not know about them. So, without […]
As you all know, I absolutely hate to waste time and keystrokes. I like to get things done as quickly and easily as possible. This brings me to the subject of shortcuts in Outlook. I simply will not do without them and you probably will
Do not ask me why, but some users find the Paste icon to be distracting when they are working on an Excel worksheet. It does not bother me but to each his own! Should you be one of those folks it does bother, as was
Again, anyone who knows me knows that I love to save time and keystrokes. In this article, you will learn to save time and keystrokes as well. Once you start using these you will find that you cannot do without them. Follow the steps below
As promised, this article is full of more useful Microsoft Office shortcuts. Follow the steps below: SHIFT F3 – Toggles between uppercase, lowercase, and title case CTRL | = – Will subscript highlighted text CTRL SHIFT – Will superscript highlighted text CTRL | SHIFT |
One of the biggest problems Help Desks complain of is people describing their problems using incorrect terms. You cannot fix something if someone is telling you it is one thing and that thing is not broken! I remember when I taught Microsoft Word to adults
Who doesn’t like to save time and keystrokes? As you all know, I am all about saving time and keystrokes. Because of that, I am going to share some really good shortcuts to use in Microsoft PowerPoint with you. Creating Presentations: CTRL | N –
Most folks when needing to underline in a Word document, simply use the Underline tool found on their Ribbon, on the Home tab. Of course, it only offers you one choice for underlining. But why limit yourself to the same old boring underline? A lot
I have already shown you how to create a basic timeline in a previous post. So today, I will help you with customizing that very basic timeline. You can do this by switching out the colors for your drop-down menu, choose a spiffy new style
There are times when you might need to create a timeline (i.e. company meeting, family reunion, etc.). Do not panic. It is not all that difficult to do and I have complete faith in your ability. Follow the steps below to learn how: Launch Microsoft
Some folks find it a bit tedious creating their timeline in Word, especially when they need to make customized changes and updates often. If you are one of that faction, I have good news for you. PowerPoint is actually a better medium for creating visual
As I told you in my previous post, Outlook Shortcuts In Inbox, you can save so much time and many keystrokes when you avail yourself of all the shortcuts Outlook has to offer. Sadly, a lot of folks just do not know about them. So,
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As you all know, I absolutely hate to waste time and keystrokes. I like to get things done as quickly and easily as possible. This brings me to the subject of shortcuts in Outlook. I simply will not do without them and you probably will
I have heard from readers that they have a need for a slashed zero in certain documents. As a rule, they are used in academia or different technical publications to designate a zero instead of a capital O. Should you find you have a need
