Office Technology
Tracking actions … Email hoarding … Annoying pop-ups
Word’s new Learning Tools on the View tab make text easier to read, and turn your computer into a teleprompter.
Two of them are new.
PowerPoint (Office365 and 2019) has a wonderful new feature called “Morph.”
Extra Slide Masters … From 4:3 to 16:9 troubles … Duplicate and overlapping decks
If you regularly create complex drawings in your Word documents, using the Drawing Canvas may help to keep your document more organized and not skew text in unpredictable ways.
You may have heard the term; you may even be somewhat familiar with what it does. But do you know why you might need one?
In Word we have Track Changes. We even have that feature in Excel. But what about PowerPoint?
More and more content accessibility is becoming a requirement in documents. But what does that really mean?
Did you know that you can create maps from geographically recognizable data in Excel using standard country/region, state/province, county or postal code?
Sometimes, it seems like no matter what you do, there is an extra blank page that you can’t make disappear.
There are many tools to help you squeeze information out of your data, but it needs to be in the right shape.
Here are a few tips to provide a value-added resource, not a throw-away stack of paper.
