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Lots of folks have opined in the past that Excel has never been a user-friendly application. It is true that Excel has so many powerful features but it can be tough to keep track of them all. Microsoft has listened to these laments and in […]
In this article, I’m going to show you how to add borders to images and screenshots using native tools built into Windows and how to add frames using a popular 3rd-party image viewer. How To Add Borders To Existing Images Adding a border to images
How To Print The Files In A Folder If you have ever wanted to print the contents of a File Explorer folder, you might search the computer for an easy way but somewhere along the way Microsoft has never made it a one-click function. One
Any regular reader of my articles will be well aware that I am a huge fan of portable software and will choose portable whenever possible. Portable applications do not require installation, meaning they do not create any registry entries and all associated files are self-contained
Jim’s Windows Tips Each week my goal is to provide you with useful tips for your Windows 11 and Windows 10 operating systems. The tips will not always be about a single topic. Some weeks might offer an array of helpful shortcuts, features, free software,
A lot of folks are not aware of it but there is a feature in Excel that will allow you to quickly and easily adjust the information that appears in a cell in your worksheet. Sometimes, you just want it to appear a little bit
When you receive an email from a person or a company that you don’t know, would you click on the Internet links in that email? I would hope not. That’s because the links could let spammers, who harvest email addresses, know that you opened their
Windows 8.1 is set to reach end-of-support on January 10th, 2023 which means no more updates, including no more security patches after that date. Microsoft plans to start displaying notifications warning users of the impending end-of-support and has announced that there will not be any
If you find that you are often navigating back and forth through many pages, notebooks, or sections in OneNote, you are going to love this handy little trick. Microsoft is making things a lot easier for you! Follow the steps below to learn how to
Wherever you may happen to be in your slew of pages, you have the ability to create another OneNote for Windows ten. Follow the steps below to learn how: On your Ribbon, go to your View menu Click New Window That’s it, folks. It does
Any regular readers should be aware by now that I am of the opinion that security trumps privacy all day; it’s a point I’ve made consistently in previous articles. One of the aspects that amuse me is that Apple and Google have been collecting user
If you are not aware, please know that the Windows OneNote book is full of handy features that you will love. As I am sure you know, OneNote is a great little notebook that you can use working on your desktop, at home, or when
Windows Microsoft was first released with a Graphical User Interface (GUI) in 1985. While it was not the first system using a version of a GUI (most were mainframe computers), Apple released the Lisa Office System in 1983, but Microsoft was the first to understand
