Yes, that does sound a bit odd for an article from me! But, I am certain there are more older folks like me who have a fancy iPhone made by those folks who have fruit in their logo. And just like me, they probably do […]
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If you know the word and character counts in your document it can assist by helping you better understand things like the readability of your document. It can also show you how much space you are using in your document. Perhaps you did not know
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A macro groups commands, instructions, and keystrokes together and will run them as a single command! You can create macros and use them for: Your company letterhead Creating a form letter Formatting objects (i.e., designed pictures or tables) Custom page formats and layouts And a
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Using Quick Parts is a great way to save time and keystrokes when you are going to be working on short documents (i.e., memos, documents, resumes, ads, etc.). I love using these because it makes life a lot easier for me when composing lots of
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What is Microsoft Copilot? A lot of folks have been asking! I really am not that well versed in the subject, nor have I used it. Having said that, I will do my level best to share the meager information that I have gleaned thus
There are a couple of ways to deal with tabs in Word 365. You can drag things around on your Ruler, but that is not my preferred method. I find it too confusing and that takes up time for me and we all know Carol
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In an earlier post, we talked about using Quick Parts in Word. This is a great way to save you lots of valuable time and keystrokes when you are working with short documents, (i.e., memos, letters, resumes, etc.), that tend to be used over and
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Word Count is set to display the word count in your documents, but it also keeps track of several other metrics. It can help you better understand things in your document like readability when you know the word and character count and how much space
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I do not use Excel nearly as much as I use Word, PowerPoint, etc., but there are some things that I really love about Excel. For instance, it keeps me from looking stupid. I admit it, anyone who knows me well knows that I cannot
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There are a couple of ways to deal with tabs in Word 365. It is a matter of your selection. You can drag things around on your Ruler, but that is not my preferred method. I find it too confusing and that takes up time
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What?? You can insert a YouTube video into a PowerPoint slide? I bet you didn’t know you could do that, did you? Well, don’t feel too bad about it because I didn’t know you could do it either! But now that I do, of course,
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This has in the past seemed to be a very difficult action for folks. It is very simple and one of the easier things you can learn to do in Word. So let’s get to it, shall we? Want To Remove Entries From Your AutoCorrect
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Sometimes folks just like to learn new things. I am one of those folks and I hope you are as well. So here is a neat little bit of information that most folks are not aware of. For whatever reason you may have, you can
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Maybe you’re a neat freak or you have a little OCD going on! For whatever reason, if you would like to save where your AutoRecovery files are saved in Word, you can do so! Follow the steps below to learn how: Go to File |
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