“Defragging” is a process that takes data that has been fragmented into different storage units on your computer and reorganizes them in a more sensible way so your computer will run faster. With today’s computers, though, you don’t need to do this very often, says Lifehacker Editor-in-Chief Whitson Gordon.
Hackers, identity thieves and other online criminals are a real threat, but you don’t have to stand idly by and wait to be victimized. Technology expert Dave Johnson has some simple steps you can take to help keep yourself safe.
March 14, 2013
Categorized in: Excel
Q. How can I return characters to the left of a dash in an Excel cell using the LEFT function?
March 13, 2013
Categorized in: Excel
Q. I have a spreadsheet where three address lines are separated by a line break. How do I use text-to-columns to separate the lines into columns?
Q. Is it better to use a dark or a light background in PowerPoint?
If you frequently use the same words, phrases or paragraphs, you probably open up old meeting notices or emails to copy and paste. With Outlook 2010’s Quick Parts, you essentially have a permanent clipboard. For example, say you have specific language that you use for mandatory meetings. Here’s what to do.
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Challenges remain in integrating iPads with corporate computing systems, but there are plenty of reasons to bring them on board, says PC Magazine analyst Samara Lynn.
January 25, 2013
Categorized in: Outlook
The growing popularity of Microsoft Office 365 means that many iPhone users must learn how to sync their Office 365 mailboxes with their phones.
Find an email again without searching all of Outlook, and fill your desktop background with your own photos.
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