Many folks have complained to me that they do not have the hibernate option on the Shut Down dialog box in Windows XP. They think that the option is not available in Windows XP, but it is. You just need to know where to find it! All you have to do is simply hold the
Just about everyone knows that when you delete a file in MS Windows, it goes into the Recycle Bin and stays there until you empty it, just like the wastebasket in your home. However, there may be times when you would like to really delete the file and skip the step of leaving it in
Consider it a pain when you have to move paragraphs around in your MS Word documents? Well it doesn’t have to be. There is a little known trick that can make this task extremely easy for you. Follow the steps below to learn how: Click anywhere in your paragraph. Depress the SHIFT and ALT keys
A lot of you already know that to print from a specific page to the end of the document in MS Word, you enter the beginning page number and a value that is higher than the total number of pages in the document. For example, if you wanted to print from page 8 to the
MS Word’s Page Layout dialog box allows you to define margins, layout, etc. for your document. Most folks use it quite frequently. They also access it by clicking on File | Page Setup, which doesn’t take forever to do, but why not save more time if you can? Follow the steps below to learn how:
MS PowerPoint ‘s Outline pane displays most of the content of a presentation. Anything you add to a text box will show up in the Outline pane. As you most likely know, you can arrange slides in Outline view by simply utilizing the Move Up and Move Down buttons on the Outlining toolbar. What you
MS Outlook electronic sticky notes are just like like the ones you stick to the edges of your monitor. They are helpful reminders that you need to have close by. Follow the steps below to create a sticky note: Click on File | New | Note. Key in your text into the Note area. You
When an Outlook appointment is due, by default, MS Outlook is set to do something to tell you about it. You are the one who decides what Outlook does in that regard. Follow the steps below to learn how: To change the default settings for all new appointments, click on Tools | Options and the
When you are charged with sending e-mails for someone else in your office, you may not want the replies to be directed to you. For instance, your boss asks you to send an e-mail to a client requesting dates when he is available for a deposition. If the client sends the dates back to you,
Right-click and empty space on the Ribbon, and select Customize Quick Access Toolbar (QAT). From the resulting dialog box, under Choose Commands from, use the drop down arrow to select All Commands. Scroll down until you find the icons you would like to add, highlight them and click Add. That’s all there is to it!
