#Office365Challenge - Using Spike to Cut and Paste in Word. "Word has a feature that allows you to collect groups of text and paste them in another location. It is different than the Clipboard, which allows you to work with... Continue Reading →
#Office365Challenge - Inserting a Table of Contents in Word is one of the easiest ways to make your documents look super professional. It's also one of the only things I know how to do in Word. Yup - I'm honest.... Continue Reading →
#Office365Challenge - Saving Sites as Templates in SharePoint. In SharePoint we have the ability to save a site (including apps and content) as templates. This is a great feature when building team sites for departments / divisions that should have... Continue Reading →
#Office365Challenge - Removing Backgrounds in PowerPoint - Sometimes you need to remove backgrounds or sections out of pictures. This used to be a very difficult task - but since Office 2010 - this awesome feature has been available for everyone... Continue Reading →
#Office365Challenge - SmartArt was introduced to the Office Suite in 2007. I don't see a lot of people using it, so that must mean that not a lot of people know about it. SmartArt is used to insert "prepopulated" template... Continue Reading →
#Office365Challenge - SharePoint Custom Send To Locations allow users to make a copy of the document in another library. "By using the Send To command, you can copy files from the library in which they were created to another library.... Continue Reading →