September 27, 2012

Empty your Inbox: 4 Ways to Take Control of your Email

If your email Inbox is out of control, you might want to rethink your methods for organizing your email and emptying your Inbox. Developing a new approach to processing your Inbox can help you to gain more control, improve your response time, and keep up with critical actions and due dates.

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September 26, 2012

Google Drive Essential Training with Lynda.com

Google Drive incorporates the document creation features of Google Docs with a cloud computing solution that keeps your content updated and synchronized across the web, your computer, and your mobile device. In this course, author Susan Metz teaches the essentials for creating, formatting, sharing, and editing Google documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and forms. The course also introduces the new Google Drive homepage, the Google Drive sync folder, and file management on the online web drive.
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If you place a wooden spoon over a pot of boiling water, it won't boil over.




September 25, 2012

Take Files Wherever You Go

Between the increasing demands of family, friends, work, community and life in a 21st-century world, today’s Windows user is always on the go. But just because balancing your schedule’s a juggling act doesn’t mean the process of transporting vital documents and files wherever you travel has to be a three-ring circus.

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September 20, 2012

Microsoft Excel 2007 - Save Shortcut

Did you know that you can quickly save data using a shortcut key in Excel? 

The key combination that can be used to save data is:  Ctrl + S

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September 19, 2012

September 18, 2012

Microsoft Word 2007 - Comparing Document Versions

Did you know that Word has a tool that allows you to compare two documents against each other?  You can do a comparison as follows:
  1. Display the Review tab of the ribbon.
  2. Click the Compare tool and then choose Compare. Word displays the Compare Documents dialog box.
When the comparison is done, Word shows the original documents and the compared document, which contains revision marks to indicate what has changed.

This tool is great when you have more than one person working on a document.