Category: TTT

Tuesday’s Technology Tip Little ‘bytes’ of information to hopefully make your computing life easier. When you open a Word document, it opens at the beginning of the document. If you want to get back to the spot in the document where you last edited: Press Shift + F5 to return to the last editing point…

Tuesday’s Technology Tip Little ‘bytes’ of information to hopefully make your computing life easier. In Outlook, when you delete a message, it goes to your deleted items folder. You then have to empty the deleted items to free up space for mail. You can delete mail items permanently without having to do this 2-step process.…

Tuesday’s Technology Tip Little ‘bytes’ of information to hopefully make your computing life easier. With PowerPoint’s Photo Album tool, you can create a quick slide show from a group of digital pictures. To do this: In PowerPoint, select Insert | Picture | New Photo Album… Browse to the folder with the pictures you wish to…

Tuesday’s Technology Tip Little ‘bytes’ of information to hopefully make your computing life easier. For this week’s TTT, here is a brief video demonstrating how to activate automatic spell checking in Outlook. Click below to play , and once playing there is a full-screen option in the lower right corner of the video. ∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞ This…

Tuesday’s Technology Tip Little ‘bytes’ of information to hopefully make your computing life easier. When you have multiple web pages open at once, each one can be displayed on a separate tab, rather than in a separate window. These tabs make it easy for you to switch between open websites without having to manage multiple…

Tuesday’s Technology Tip Little ‘bytes’ of information to hopefully make your computing life easier. When presenting, you can easily jump around in your PowerPoint slides out of order. Simply type the number of the slide you wish to jump to and tap the Enter key. You can also right-click the current slide and choose Go…

Tuesday’s Technology Tip Little ‘bytes’ of information to hopefully make your computing life easier. There are two ways to set up indenting in Word. First, by using the menus: Choose Format | Paragraph… Set the left and right indents under Indentation The second way is to use the Ruler: If the ruler is not visible,…

Tuesday’s Technology Tip Little ‘bytes’ of information to hopefully make your computing life easier. In Microsoft Excel, the lines between every row and column are called gridlines. Gridlines do not print by default, and there may be times when you want the gridlines on your printout. If you want gridlines to show when you print…

Tuesday’s Technology Tip Little ‘bytes’ of information to hopefully make your computing life easier. Drawing lines and shapes is easy to do in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and many other programs. If you want to draw straight lines, or perfect circles, squares, etc., use the shift key. When you click and drag while holding down the…

Tuesday’s Technology Tip Little “bytes” of information to help make your computing life easier. You can have every printer in the building set up in your profile, and print to any one when you need to. If there is one printer you use the most, it is easy to set it as your default printer.…