March 27, 2010
March 26, 2010
Mindthe_Gap Marketing Web Site
This brand new company needed a web site to showcase the talents of the principal and associates. The message needed to be strong and clear. YCL worked with Mt_G's graphic artist to build the site. Content Management Software was included to allow Andrea Norman to update and expand the site as needed.
Challenges
Design Samples Mind the Gap Company website
Challenges
- Gathering information and a portfolio from Andrea's past successes to showcase her talents.
- Creating a navigation that was flexible to change as the company's message was refined and expanded.
Design Samples Mind the Gap Company website
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March 24, 2010
Microsoft Excel 2003 & 2007 – Enter the Same Data into Other Worksheets
Have you ever wanted data in a cell that is in worksheet 1 to be put into another worksheet? No need to copy and paste, use this quick and easy tip to get the same results.
1. Enter the data into the first cell on the first worksheet.
2. Go to the other worksheet where you want the data to appear and highlight the cell where you want the data to appear.
3. In that cell type =
4. On the tabs select the worksheet where the data you want to enter is located.
5. Click on the cell that contains the data you want to copy to the other worksheet.
6. Press Enter. The data will now appear in the second worksheet.
1. Enter the data into the first cell on the first worksheet.
2. Go to the other worksheet where you want the data to appear and highlight the cell where you want the data to appear.
3. In that cell type =
4. On the tabs select the worksheet where the data you want to enter is located.
5. Click on the cell that contains the data you want to copy to the other worksheet.
6. Press Enter. The data will now appear in the second worksheet.
March 18, 2010
PowerPoint 2007 – What’s New? - - Custom Slide Layouts
With Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007, you are no longer confined to prepackaged layouts. You can now create your own custom layouts that can contain as many placeholders as you want; elements such as charts, tables, movies, pictures, SmartArt graphics, and clip art; and even multiple slide master sets with custom layouts for different slide topics.
You can also now save the layouts that you customize and create for future use.
You can also now save the layouts that you customize and create for future use.
March 10, 2010
Microsoft Word 2003 & 2007 – Inserting Page Breaks from the Keyboard
Page breaks is Microsoft Word’s method of signaling that the following text should begin at the top of a new page. You probably know that you can insert a page break by using your mouse and going to the drop down menu in Word. However, this involves removing your hands from the keyboard and using the mouse, which can disrupt the pace at which you are typing.
The quickest way to enter a page break using the keyboard is to simply press Ctrl+Enter. Word will add the page break and you can continue typing away.
The quickest way to enter a page break using the keyboard is to simply press Ctrl+Enter. Word will add the page break and you can continue typing away.
March 3, 2010
Microsoft Excel - Changing your Worksheet Tab Color is Easy!
To change the worksheet tab color in Microsoft Excel 2003 & 2007 follow these simple steps:
1. Click on the tab of the worksheets you want to color.
2. Right click on the worksheet tab.
3. Click on Tab Color.
4. Pick a color.
1. Click on the tab of the worksheets you want to color.
2. Right click on the worksheet tab.
3. Click on Tab Color.
4. Pick a color.
March 2, 2010
There's no such thing as a computer expert
Sometimes when I'm introduced the person will say "Pamela's a computer expert." I always try to quickly correct that misconception. There is no such thing as a computer expert. There are people who know more than you do. Maybe people who know a lot more than you do. But no one knows everything about computers. It's such a huge topic and it's evolving so quickly, that at best you can learn one little aspect and be an expert at that.
Any computer person I know will tell you they get frustrated with new software and new hardware set ups just like everyone else. Because it's their job and maybe their passion, they just stick with it until they figure it out. That doesn't mean you're stupid because you can't figure out why your all-in-one printer won't fax. Or because you're struggling to learn a new piece of software. Computer knowledge doesn't come to you at birth or through osmosis. You have to work at it. It's a skill that requires training like all other skills.
I'm learning two new software programs right now. Trust me, there have been plenty of calls to tech support or searches through my reference books to find solutions. Tech support is one of the most important criteria for choosing software, in fact. You have to have assistance.
You and all of the other "experts."
Any computer person I know will tell you they get frustrated with new software and new hardware set ups just like everyone else. Because it's their job and maybe their passion, they just stick with it until they figure it out. That doesn't mean you're stupid because you can't figure out why your all-in-one printer won't fax. Or because you're struggling to learn a new piece of software. Computer knowledge doesn't come to you at birth or through osmosis. You have to work at it. It's a skill that requires training like all other skills.
I'm learning two new software programs right now. Trust me, there have been plenty of calls to tech support or searches through my reference books to find solutions. Tech support is one of the most important criteria for choosing software, in fact. You have to have assistance.
You and all of the other "experts."
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