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One way to quickly set your left or first-line indent is to simply use your Tab key. One of the AutoCorrect features in Word is to automatically set a left or first-line indent for you when you press your Tab key at the start of […]
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Recently, there was a podcast that I wanted to view. Yes, I said view. I was using my laptop and wanted to read the podcast instead of listening to it. A few websites show transcribed versions of podcasts, but none had a transcribed version of
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When you have many paragraphs and you need to adjust the indentation all at once the quickest and easiest way to do that is probably to use your increase or decrease indent buttons. Follow the steps below to learn how: Select all paragraphs. Use your
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Should you want to edit your subtitles file in PowerPoint that has already been inserted into a video, simply remove the file from your video first. Make certain that you have an original copy of your subtitles stored on your computer prior to removing it
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Some of these tips have been around for quite some time but if your memory is anything like mine, there’s a fair chance you have forgotten all about them. So, what follows is essentially a refresher course, of sorts. Permanently Delete Files You’d all be
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I had never heard of Power BI Desktop until recently when I inadvertently came across an article about it. I started to read it and I thought, “Wow, this is pretty cool stuff here.” So I naturally thought I needed to share this information with
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A lot of people have no idea how to use illustrations, charts, and tables in Microsoft Word and unfortunately, they miss out on a lot because they lack that knowledge. Graphic items (ie, pictures, icons, shapes, charts, etc,) are referred to as Illustrations. Simply put
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Improvements In Edge A Quick Look Back With the 2015 release of Edge, I was eager to compare it to Chrome and Firefox, my most used browsers at that time. I was glad to see Microsoft move away from IE, a browser with an exceptionally
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Preventing Sign-In After Sleep Having the security of a password is a sound way to keep yourself safe from others using your computer when you are away. But if you are the only user, then having an extra step to access your computer after stepping
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I deleted a shared resource but it still shows up in my Network settings. I had a hard drive that I removed from one of my computers that was labeled Drive E. The drive is gone but the E drive still displays in the network
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There is a button called Shapes, which is very useful because it can be manipulated in a lot of ways. You will find that shapes are very versatile and there are many to choose from. In Word, shapes are known as vector graphics, which are
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One of my main grudges with Windows 11 is being forced to use a Microsoft account rather than a local one in the setup. There are a few posted tricks to bypass this online. I’m going to install Windows 11 on one of my old
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Microsoft Word gives us myriad shapes we can use to enhance our documents. We have gone over several of them this month. Today we will learn how to insert icons! Icons are images that represent other things. In Word, they are black-and-white line drawings that
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In this article, I’ll show you how to add the “Copy To” and “Move To” options into Explorer’s right-click context menu. This is a registry hack that has been around since Windows 7 days and still works today. This guide is specific to Windows 11
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