A problem was encountered when upgrading my Outlook 2013 to Outlook 2021. (See my “Do You Use Microsoft Outlook With Gmail? Maybe Not After May 30” article.) The “Save Sent Item to” item disappeared from the Quick Access Toolbar. After extensive Internet research, I decided […]
You are able to customize the tools that are available in Word. This means that you are able to add to your Quick Access Toolbar (QAT). Your QAT is located in the area just above your Ribbon, at the top left-hand side of your screen.
One of the first things I do after installing Microsoft Word is to add items to the Quick Access Toolbar. It makes many functions I use much easier to perform. Out of the box, when Word is first installed, it comes with access to Save,
Quick Access Some people love the Quick Access feature in File Explorer. Others, not so much. I don’t use File Explorer, so it isn’t an issue for me at all. For those of you who don’t like your recent activity to be announced to the
Calculating Expressions Obviously, a Word document is not a spreadsheet, but you can treat it like one (kinda) by adding a toolbar button that will allow you to quickly calculate values in your document based on numbers in a selection. For example, you could highlight
