What if someone told you there was a program that integrates with Outlook task lists, behaves as a file storage folder, has database functions, and looks like a notebook? Well, there is. Welcome to OneNote by Microsoft!
What if someone told you there was a program that integrates with Outlook task lists, behaves as a file storage folder, has database functions, and looks like a notebook? Well, there is. Welcome to OneNote by Microsoft!
by Jessica Brown:
I have taught a lot of excel courses over my time with New Horizons. When I am teaching my excel courses I find there is one tool that makes working with Excel very easy but very few people know about it. This tool is the power of double clicking. When done strategically there is great power in it.
Months ago, Microsoft released Windows 10 and offered free upgrades for users of Windows 7 and 8. While that created a lot of buzz, Office 2016 was released much more quietly. So, what’s new? Well, as suspected, nothing on the surface will be jarring or very unfamiliar. On the contrary, other than a very conspicuous “Tell Me” box that functions as the help menu on top and in the center, the changes in the interface have been minimal. But what has been addressed much more is the way people work now, as in collaboration and teams.
If you ever find yourself copying slides from another Power Point Presentation and pasting them into the one you are currently working on, you may feel like it requires delicate navigation skills. Many times, I ended up copying or pasting the wrong slide(s). however, there is a Reuse Slides feature in PowerPoint. This easily fixes the problem of trying to navigate around multiple windows and avoiding a click in the wrong place.
PowerPoint veterans often learn the basics of the program on their own, and they can pull off beautiful presentations as time goes on. But one of the most useful tools that many people don’t know much about is the Slide Master.