Did you know that you can share a Microsoft Office file for comment and review? Yes, in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, you can share a file for others to review. Let's have a look at how this works. Sharing Via OneDrive If you have a Microsoft account, you have access to the cloud file-sharing …
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Yes, it's true. During my years in Junior and Senior High School, I took four years of Latin. Have I found those years of training useful? Well, not in the direct sense. I mean I'm not running into people who speak the language as their native tongue. I'm not Catholic so I'm not using it …
If you own an iPhone or an Android, you have access to the Microsoft Office suite of powerful apps. All you need to do is visit the App Store/Google Play Store and search for Microsoft Office. In both stores you get Excel, PowerPoint and Word. In the Google Play Store, you'll also get Microsoft Lens …
Granted, the year 2010 was over ten years ago. But, what I'm talking about is Microsoft Office 2010 (not to be confused with Windows 10). Support for this version of Office ends this month - October 13, 2020 to be exact. If you are using Microsoft Office version 2010 or older (Heaven forbid!), it's time …
In my post of September 25, 2020 - Color Code Labels in Gmail - I explained how you can color code labels in Gmail. I made this statement: "Although Gmail doesn’t have the same robust color abilities we find in Microsoft Outlook..." Of course, I received several messages asking me what I meant by that. …
If you have a Microsoft account, you have access to a really cool program - Microsoft Forms! You can use it to create surveys and/or quizzes. It's free with a Microsoft account, which is also free if you don't have one yet. Why would you want to create a survey or quiz? Maybe you're involved …
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In the past view days, I've gotten dozens of emails similar to the one pictured above. The email subject always includes the word "Receipt;" the email comes from different addresses; and the email has an Excel spreadsheet attached. While you may be curious as to what's on the Excel spreadsheet, even though you might suspect …
Do we offer computer training? Of course, we do! In many formats: free webinars, live seminars on Florida's Treasure Coast, videos on our YouTube channel, How To articles on our website and in-person one-on-one training. (You can find links and a special training offer below.) Although we offer this training, I want to share some …
People often ask me what books I recommend when it comes to computing devices. I have a number of them I really enjoy and/or find helpful for my customers. In this post, I'm sharing fourteen of them. This array covers everything from computer history to Windows 10 and both Bill Gates and Steve Jobs. There …
Often, customers are asked to create a flyer or a poster for some organization with which they are associated. It might be Rotary or a golf group or a bowling league or church. No matter what the group, people often find themselves willing to help but unsure how to go about it. If you're a …
I just found out that a friend of mine is losing his job after twenty-one years. One of the company owners has passed away and the company is being closed. While my friend is extremely good at his profession, he's finding that prospective employers want someone who knows Microsoft Word and Excel. At the company …
For this post, I'm going to highlight some of the words of caution I've given customers over the last few weeks: Warning Phone Messages * Neither Apple nor Microsoft will call you on the phone to tell you that there's an issue with your computer or it's not up-to-date. They will try to convince you …
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The results from our recent survey are in - we have a ton of people who would like to learn something about Microsoft Access! In response, we're offering six hours of online training. We'll do one hour and fifteen minutes (75 minutes) of live training each week for five weeks. If you miss a class, …
In yesterday's blog post, I gave a brief explanation of Microsoft Office 365 applications. Today, I pick up where I left off. Microsoft Office PublisherThis is my favorite Microsoft Office program! If you want to create flyers, brochures, banners, etc., this is the app to use. Unlike Word, there is much more flexibility in placing …
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Recently, I've received a number of questions about Microsoft Office 365. If you aren't aware already, Office 365 is a subscription service. Currently, it comes in two versions: Personal for $69.99 a year (or $6.99 a month) and Home for $99.99 a year (or $9.99 a month). This post isn't really about the two plans, …
All right, I admit it. The ribbon isn't yellow. Also, I'm not talking about a ribbon you can tie around a tree. What I am sharing today has to do with the ribbon you'll find in Microsoft Office products. We used to call those items at the top, toolbars. But, for a number of years …