Office Technology
If your inbox is always overstuffed and you feel overwhelmed, you’re probably not getting everything done, says Elizabeth Grace Saunders, founder of Real Life E Time Coaching & Training. Here’s what you should be doing instead:
Protecting your Wi-Fi network is essential for keeping your privacy protected, but how do you know your network protection is up to par?
Q. I’m delivering a presentation online. Are there any special considerations for my PowerPoint presentation?
Q. Can I get college credit for my Microsoft Office Specialist certifications?
To help you extend your outreach and pump up your connections, try these tips for using Graph Search for networking from Joshua Waldman, author of Job Searching with Social Media For Dummies.
By providing a secure place to upload and share files anywhere, Dropbox can help boost productivity both in the office and on the go. What some people don’t know is that there’s also a way for other people to upload files into it.
Companies and individuals who use Windows XP should consider migrating to another platform, Dave Johnson writes.
How is the new Excel Sumlfs different from SumIf, and how do you dissect a formula to troubleshoot?
The safety of your online resources and your privacy comes down to one thing: your passwords. Make sure your passwords are protected with these tips from tech writer Denise Lu.
If you’re confused by the three versions of Microsoft Office that are available this year, technology editor Dave Johnson has a simple explanation of each to help you out.
Keeping passwords secure is step one toward making sure you’re not a victim of cybercrime, according to security firm Sophos.
Q. I’d like to provide a “legend” so people know what the different Conditional Formatting colors mean in Excel. How can I do this?
iPads are great for consuming content, but less so for doing any real heavy work. Wall Street Journal technology columnist Walter Mossberg suggests four of the best applications that can help.
