Since Office 2010 we've been able to save files as PDF (without installing an add-in). I still come across many users who are not aware of this. Saving your files as PDF are great when the receiver does not need... Continue Reading →
#SmartArt is a great way to visually present your information. With many different templates to choose from and the ability to format the design of the SmartArt. These graphics can be created in Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Word https://youtu.be/QOxS-oWTgDg Purpose... Continue Reading →
Ever wish you could afford a personal assistant - to take notes, someone you could dictate letters to? Or you want to lie on the couch, sip wine and tell your story which will become your biography (and it gets... Continue Reading →
Compare is a great functionality in Word to help you see the differences between two documents. This really helps a lot when receiving reviewed documents, to quickly scan through and spot the differences. Of course you can use Track Changes... Continue Reading →
In this example I'll be creating my own icons for the Quick Links web part in #SharePoint Online. I know you can download icons, but this is so much better and of course so much more fun to do. By... Continue Reading →
Hmmmm super embarressed that I didnt see this until today! Brought into PowerPoint already in 2007, compress picturess allows us to bring the size of the image down (mb). This really helps with page loads on websites and even to... Continue Reading →
