
How to create a screenshot using Office
For years I have been creating screenshots for various reasons; for use in training courseware; to illustrate to a remote user a button I want them to press; to relay
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For years I have been creating screenshots for various reasons; for use in training courseware; to illustrate to a remote user a button I want them to press; to relay

In many aspects of our daily life, we encounter and use a table of contents. From opening a magazine, or using a cook book, you see this feature in many

How much time have you spent creating a cover page in Word? Before you know it you’ve taken 30 minutes and all you have is a heading and a page

One feature that MOST users are familiar with is the Cut, Copy and Paste function. The ability to cut, copy and paste within any of the Microsoft applications or third-party

Today I am going to show you the best keyboard shortcuts for use in Microsoft Word. You may have noticed that I’m a fan of efficiency. If there is an

A common issue when working with long documents is how to maintain consistent formatting across all pages? Learning how to use Styles in Word is a fundamental skill that all

At the start of almost every Microsoft course I teach, I discuss the options you have to customise any of the Microsoft 365 products. The Quick Access toolbar (QAT) is

Learn how to create a PDF using Excel, PowerPoint or Word using these simple steps that use the built-in PDF export tools included in these Microsoft 365 apps. Many people

Learning how to add shapes in Microsoft Word is a simple way to make your documents more professional and visually engaging. Shapes can help you create flowcharts, highlight important information,

Resizing images in Microsoft Word is something most of us do at some point—whether you’re creating a document for work, school, or a personal project. While it’s easy to do,

Did you know Microsoft 365 programs include a powerful feature called AutoCorrect? It’s designed to help reduce typing errors as you work, and it’s enabled by default in apps like