Autumn is in full swing now and the temperatures finally feel like it! I had to wear a jacket when I went out tonight and I even wore a sweater to walk down to retrieve the mail this afternoon! I think I have put together some really good articles with very helpful information for you
If you have previously protected your document for tracking changes, comments, or for forms, then you will most likely need to un-protect your document at some time so that you can make unrestricted changes. Follow the steps below to learn how: Display the Review tab of your Ribbon. At the right-hand side of your Ribbon,
Word’s configuration settings are stored in the Normal template. This template is used to help create new, blank documents and to define some of the system-wide settings used by Word. As you make changes to these settings, Word marks the Normal template as “dirty” so that it will be saved when you exit the program.
I believe it is a truism that whenever you add something, you will later want to delete it. When you have finished with a project or you do not have need for a particular view, you will want to get rid of it. Follow the steps below to learn how: On your Ribbon, display the
Learn Outlook’s keyboard shortcuts. Like Microsoft Word, Excel, and other Office apps, Outlook has unique keyboard shortcuts so you don’t have to waste time moving your mouse around or drilling down through menus. Learn the ones you use most and you’ll speed through your Outlook tasks. Some you may find useful: Ctrl + R: reply
One of my subscribers has a document that contains labels, with names on them. The document is intended to be printed using Avery 5162 labels, but she wants to change the document so it uses Avery 5163 labels. She would like to do this without having to recreate her entire document. There are a couple
When you are using fields in your documents, sometimes you need to use quotes and/or a backslash in your field definition. Unfortunately, your field may not turn out the way you intended . Case in point, the following field: { QUOTE “You should use “Y” or “N” in your response” } When you use this,
I have a subscriber who adds lines and arrows regularly to flowcharts that she has created in Excel. She inquired whether there is a way to set a default line weight, color, and arrow, because it is very tiresome changing the attributes all the time. As it turns out, it really is not all that
It has been raining for days and dreary! I’m a sunshine kind of girl but I will not complain. At least we are not in the midst of a hurricane! I pray for the safety of those who are in the midst of Florence at the moment and I hope everyone does all they can
If you have recently worked on something, there is no need to search for it. It is most likely already on the Attach File menu. Follow the steps below to learn more: Save a file in any Office application. Press CTRL + N to open a new message. On your Ribbon, click Message. Click Attach
