Excel, Is It Worth It?
Is it worth it to get certified in Microsoft Excel? Two images say it all. Jobs that require Excel: Hot jobs in O’Net that require…
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Picnic Time for Teddy Bears
The Teddy Bears Picnic is a demonstration project that we use in our Microsoft PowerPoint certification training. This is the first time that I completed the project with all of the animations and sound: PowerPoint to the Max! Enjoy! Elizabeth
Creating Videos with PowerPoint
Using Built-In Software Microsoft PowerPoint has several options for sharing presentations including handouts and videos. The Microsoft video has good quality. However, the process is…
You Are Invited
Microsoft Outlook: Using Tables to Format a Message The first objective of an email campaign is to create brand awareness: “Who sent this message?” The…
How Do You Compare Two Documents?
Microsoft Word: Review and Compare Documents When many people work together, there may be problems with different versions of the same document as it is…
Lights, Camera, Action!
Microsoft Access Action Queries Action Queries can change the data in the Tables. For example, an Update Query can find any movie released before the…
Equations in Word
Hello, Equation Tools! At long last, Word has a whole Ribbon of Tools for writing and editing Equations. This post will introduce the new Ribbon….
Microsoft SWAY: Almost Useful
Microsoft, did anyone test the User Interface of the new SWAY product? I appreciate some of the programming but Yikes! what a difficult program to…
Working with Block Quotes in Word
There are two ways of handing Paragraphs in Microsoft Word: Home->Paragraphs Layout->Paragraphs The Paragraph options on the Home Ribbon format the Text. This Group has…
Take a Break!
Footers, Page Numbers, and Breaks How do you create different Headers and Footers in a Word document? Say you wanted to have each Chapter in…
