Fall appears to be in full swing now and the driveway is covered in leaves. This time of year always makes me want to bake. All the children are back in school and I am torn about that. I so worry about my grandchildren with this pandemic. Hopefully soon it will be past us and
A simple database like say a Christmas card list, will most likely only use one table in Access. Once you create a new database, your creation is a new filet hat lives on on your computer and acts as a container for all of the objects in your database, including your tables. You can create
Ok you could go through your worksheet and manually delete everything between your last cell and your data, but you all know I would never in this world advocate doing such a thing. I am all about saving time and keystrokes and this time it is no different. Follow the steps below to learn how:
On the File tab of your Ribbon press CTRL + P to display the printing options. Under Settings, click Print What. A drop-down list will display. From the Document Properties section, select Key Assignments. Click Print. It is always easy once you know how right?
Who doesn’t like a good shortcut? You know, saving time and keystrokes? Nobody, that’s who! Follow the steps below: Alt + H Opens the Home tab Alt +Q + enter search word opens the Tell Me box on your Ribbon Shift + F10 will display the shortcut menu for the selected item F6 moves the
There are myriad reasons why one would want to highlight table text with color. It draws the eye to something you would like the viewer to see or it makes a reader look at the headings in your table. Again, there could be many reasons why, but whatever the reason, today I will tell you
As I always say, you can never have too many shortcuts. I just love saving time and keystrokes! These are handy shortcuts one can use in Outlook Calendar. Follow the steps below to learn how: CTRL + N – Creates an appointment in Calendar view and CTRL + Shift + A when in any Outlook
So in a previous post I told you how to resize the columns and rows in your Google Docs Table. In this post I will now tell you how to format the cells in that table. Follow the steps below to learn how: Open your document containing the table whose cells you would like to
I have written many posts detailing how to create and format tables in Microsoft Word. But lately, I have been receiving inquiries from folks concerning tables in Google Docs. So today I am going to try and help out the folks who have been asking questions in this regard. Follow the steps below to learn
Unofficial Fall is upon us. Leaves are falling, I am requiring a sweater when I go out to get the paper in the morning and I really, really, have the urge to bake! All sure signs of Fall, regardless of what the calendar has to say. It looks like the pandemic is ramping up again.
