Learn About the Slide Master in PowerPoint 2007
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed or you can subscribe by email. You can also connect with us through social networks. Thanks for visiting!A few days ago, I wrote a guest post for LyteByte about using the Slide Master in PowerPoint 2007. I wanted to [...]
Use Track Changes for Group Editing in Microsoft Word 2007
Track changes is one of the great features of Microsoft Word that is often overlooked or not even known about. This feature allows you to edit and change documents with the option of accepting or rejecting the edits. Group work greatly benefits from this feature, because everyone can now see the changes that are [...]
How to Change the Default Program for Opening Files
From time to time, you may have your defaults change either by you or some strange force. What once were you’re Word files may now only open with Notepad or Adobe, because the settings somehow randomly changed. This guide will show you how to get things back to normal and hopefully answer a few questions [...]
How to Quickly Sum Columns in Microsoft Excel 2007 Using AutoSum
One of the great things about Microsoft Excel is the fact that there are always multiple ways to do just about everything. Today, I’m going to show you a shortcut you can use to quickly sum columns in Excel.
How to Change the Default Settings in Microsoft Word 2007
Word 2007 has some interesting default settings to say the least, and I’m sure that I am not the only one that would like to change them. Today, I’m going to show you how to change those awful settings to something that suits you better.
Excel Keyboard Shortcut Tip: How to Quickly Highlight Large Tables
Excel is a great tool for working with tables and large amounts of data, but sometimes that amount of data gets extremely large and becomes more and more difficult to manipulate. Today, in my first video tutorial (don’t laugh), I’m going to show you a couple of Excel keyboard shortcuts that will help with [...]
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