The Screenshot feature in Microsoft Word can be used to capture a picture of any open window, or a part of any open Window. Learn to create polished documents with a Word training course from AETC
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After an Outlook meeting, you may want to send a follow up email to all of the attendees. To do this without having to find everyone’s email address, click on the Contact Attendees button under the Meeting tab in the
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There is a simple way in Microsoft Office to make more room for content that doesn’t fit into the standard window. Hide the ribbon. Under any of the tabs, click on the up arrow sign on the far right hand
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When used judiciously, PowerPoint animations help make a presentation more engaging, but if the PowerPoint slide deck will be embedded, turned into a PDF, or otherwise published in a way that disables the animations, they can get in the way.
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Microsoft opened their Office suite to 3rd party development in 2013. In the same way that the functionality of a smart phone can be extended with an app, Microsoft Office apps can be downloaded to add new features. Microsoft itself
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Many of you may have been wondering what happened to the Print Preview Edit View that was easily accessible in Microsoft Word 2003. You can still use this view in Word 2010 to make adjustments to your document in Print Preview by
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The Quick Access Tool Bar lets you save commonly used icons or tools at the top of any Microsoft Office program. Add Spell Check, New File, Format Painter, and other tools with just a few clicks. To tailor your Quick
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Sometimes you need to add text below a numbered or bulleted item without creating another number or bullet. If you just press Enter at the end of a line, Microsoft Word will automatically insert the next item in the series
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Email, instant messaging, text messaging, and other alerts eat away at your concentration, so we recommend disabling all computer alerts, both visual and audible. Studies have shown that when you receive an alert from the computer, regaining the same level
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Don’t go out and buy fancy address label with pictures/clipart, etc for the holidays. Instead, use Word to create and print your own custom labels. You can include photos, graphics, clipart, the ideas are endless. Images on labels in Word
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