Introduction to creating a manual In this introduction, we'll explore the importance of note-taking in enhancing your learning experience. We'll use the Team Success Blueprint as a sample manual to demonstrate how to reproduce a manual like this one. Structuring Notes for Clarity and Retention When creating digital notes, it's essential to structure them for … Continue reading Creating a Manual using Microsoft Word
I cannot live without keyboard short-cuts and it always surprises me when people don't know them. So here we go, let's share. These are some of my favorites. CTRL-N is New, in any Microsoft window In Microsoft Word, CTRL-N will create a New document, in Microsoft Excel CTRL-N will create a New Spreadsheet, in Microsoft Outlook CTRL-N will create a New E-mail if you are in … Continue reading 9 Keyboard Short-cuts That You Need Immediately
Do you like short-cuts? Do you want to move around quickly in Word or Excel? Use the Quick Access ToolBar! What is this short-cut, the Quick Access Toolbar? Use the Quick Access Toolbar in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint or OneNote so you can EASILY access the features you need the most. Available in all Microsoft … Continue reading 11+ Shortcuts For Word & Excel
Are you tired of spending countless hours typing away at your computer? As someone who has been in the computer training industry for decades, I have discovered many shortcuts that will help you get the job done faster and with less typing. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, these tips will make … Continue reading 5 Tips so you can Type less
I don’t like typing, so I love features that help me do my typing faster. AutoCorrect is a great way to type any word or phrase quickly. Add an abbreviation to AutoCorrect and when you type that abbreviation it is replaced with the full word or phrase. Who needs 50 wpm (words per minute) when … Continue reading Never worry about Typing Fast again!
Sometimes when editing a document you may want to make one part (word, phrase, title) look the same as another part (word, phrase, title). Rather than adding the font style, size and color separately you can simply use the Format Painter. The Format Painter lets you take the format of text in one part of … Continue reading Best Tip Ever: Format Painter in Word or Excel