Learn to use the Navigation Pane in Word 2010 to search your document for a word or phrase and see all the results at once! Continue reading
On first glance it doesn’t appear that you can choose to print specific message pages, but the options are there and easy to find once you know where to look. Continue reading
PDF creator lite is a useful program which can be used to create password protected PDF documents from Microsoft Office applications like Microsoft Word and Microsoft PowerPoint. You can also turn images to PDF documents using this free PDF printer. Continue reading
If you’re old-school when it comes to MS Excel and love to use the merge cell feature, then you know the frustrations that they can cause during editing. You need to check this out to discover some good news for Excel 2007 & 2010 users. Continue reading
It is possible to calculate time totals in Excel. Here’s a quick tutorial to show you how! Continue reading
Learn to use your keyboard to select cells from your current location to one of the 4 edges of the data range and beyond! Continue reading
Has “Add to Dictionary” in your computers’ Microsoft Word 2007 gone missing? Here is a simple way to bring this handy feature back again. Continue reading
Use Excel for a lot of monetary data? Is that data in something other than dollars… maybe Euros? With Excel 2007 & 2010 you’ve got quick access to these formats that you may have not even noticed! Continue reading
Is your Excel data set up “backwards” for the purposes of sorting? Don’t transpose your data – take charge and make Excel change its sorting direction to meet your needs. Continue reading
If you’re going to see a screen tip when you hover over the link, then it might as well be something more useful than the old “Click to follow link”! Learn how to customize your hyperlink screen tips here. Continue reading
Learn to “right-click” correct your spelling errors in Microsoft Word without running the Spell Check or using your mouse! Continue reading
Unknown to many, once a chart has been created it is not locked into that location. Learn what your options are and how to make a chart move locations here. Continue reading
Let MS Office transfer SmartArt information from one layout to another. Continue reading
Learn to create an index for your Word documents in a fraction of the time you’d think. Continue reading
Do you really use all the buttons located at the bottom portion of Outlook’s Navigation pane? I know that I don’t and yet they are visible, taking up space… Learn how to design a Navigation Pane that works best for you. Continue reading
It’s not uncommon to use a table of contents or to dread the work it takes to create one manually. All the formatting involved can be the stuff of nightmares for weeks on end. Here’s what you need to know in order to avoid those nightmares for good. Continue reading
Accidentally grabbing and dragging the fill handle? Find yourself staring at a piece of data you didn’t place in the cell and have no idea how it got there? Here’s an idea to try… Continue reading
Out with the Document Map and in with the Navigation Pane.
Use the Navigation Pane in Word 2010 to rearrange the sections of your document. Continue reading
We all have them… the messages that come in over and over but we don’t want them and no matter what we do they still keep on sending them. If you’re looking to have them bypass you Inbox then here’s what you need to know. Continue reading
If you find yourself frequently going back to edit the last Word file closed, then I’m sure that you’d find it extremely helpful to start Word and that last file at the same time… Learn how to create a shortcut to do just that. Continue reading
Tired of closing each Word document separately? Learn where to find the Close All command in the newest versions of Microsoft Office. Continue reading
Is the Insert key completely useless? Actually, it isn’t. In Microsoft Word it has a couple of functions you may be surprised to learn about. Continue reading
This article tells how to open a Microsoft Word 2010 document in an earlier version of Word using one of two methods. Give it a look! Continue reading