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Tracy van der Schyff

Facilitating The Evolution of Human Capabilities

Day 344 – Weekly digest: Office 365 changes

#Office365Challenge Here's a blog right under my nose I didn't think of writing. The Weekly digest: Office 365 changes. Thanks @AlistairPugin for reminding me. What a great idea, the Admin Centre in Office 365 delivers a Weekly Digest mail with all... Continue Reading →

Day 343 – How do I give feedback on Microsoft Office?

#Office365Challenge I was so fortunate to be at the Microsoft Tech Summit in Johannesburg today and as always I was reminded of how important networking is. The ability to ask questions and give feedback is valuable - for both parties. In this... Continue Reading →

Day 342 – Using the Selection Pane in Microsoft PowerPoint

#Office365Challenge In this blog I'll share some tips on selecting and working with multiple objects (shapes, text, objects and placeholders) in PowerPoint as well as giving you my Infographic CV template for free use. I have a crazy amount of objects... Continue Reading →

Day 341 – View Colour and Grayscale in PowerPoint

#Office365Challenge If you're even a bit like me, you'll use PowerPoint for much more than just presentations. I've created posters, flyers and even my latest Infographic CV in PowerPoint. (Might share the template with you in a next blog). When your... Continue Reading →

Day 340 – Using the Ruler, Gridlines and Guides in Microsoft PowerPoint

#Office365Challenge Very few people have a perfect eye for aligning objects or text in PowerPoint. Rulers, Gridlines and Guides will 'enhance' your visual ability to spot objects which should be moved and help you design and deliver better PowerPoint presentations. Day:... Continue Reading →

Day 339 – Hide and show slides in PowerPoint

#Office365Challenge If you're doing a presentation to different audiences and need to exclude some of the slides during certain presentations - then this is for you. Why have duplicate presentations when you can have one? Day:  339 of 365, 26 left Tools:  Office 365, PowerPoint... Continue Reading →

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