Fall is upon us! We have had several hard freezes in the last week or so. I do not like cold weather, but you have to admire Mother Nature’s color pallet! The busy time of year has started for me. Everyone wants to purchase knitted, embroidered, and sewn items. I feel like Santa’s helper! But
You know I am all about saving time and key strokes and this is no exception. You can search your email for a single word or phrase, but Outlook also includes a number of built-in searches. To find a message based on one of these built-in searches select the Filter Email button on your Ribbon.
Do you stutter, hem and haw, use a lot of ums or ers in your PowerPoint show? I know a lot of folks do and it is nothing to be ashamed of. The shame would be doing nothing about it! I am here to tell you that there actually is something you can do to
One of the most important things I can stress is learning the basic quick keys. It is a skill set that will help you the most. Your mouse navigates around your screen easily, but if you can move around without taking your hand off your keyboard you can do things even faster.You all know I
In the past couple of articles I have told you all about bullets and how much fun they can actually be. Having said that, a good many folks find these automatic bullets and numbering to be a big pain! By default, if you key in an asterisk or 1., Word intuits that you are trying
So in my last post I told you all about Bullets you could create using the Symbol Font. But there is more! One of my favorite fonts to use for bullets is Webdings! There you will find all manner of things to use such as spider webs, alien heads, etc.
The title says “Applying Bullets,” but not THAT kind of bullets! Heaven knows we do not need any more of that! I know there are lots of folks out there who work with bulleted and numbered lists and if they do not, they which they did but don’t know how to do it properly. You
Ok, so I told you about adding page numbers to your footer in my last post and promised to tell you about navigating sections in my next post. So this is it and it pertains to Microsoft Office 365 Word. If you have already created section breaks in your Word document you know that one
As promised, this post will cover adding page numbers to your footers in Microsoft Word 365. You can cust5omize your headers and footers when working with a Table of Contents (TOC). So when folks determine that they would like to customize something like page numbers, they would navigate to the header and footer area. Unfortunately
Many times I am asked “What is the difference between page breaks and next page section break?” The simple answer is that the first one is merely a page break and the second allows for more complex formatting. Keep reading and this should become
