Make any picture into a bullet point
Q: How can I create my own custom bullet points?
Category: Office Technology
1-Minute Strategies: January ’13
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New features in Office 2013
Microsoft Office 2013 has arrived with some new features that could make your job easier.
Get that Excel chart onto a slide
Q: What is the best way to paste an Excel chart into PowerPoint 2010?
Start the New Year off right with Excel templates
If you’ve ever accidentally saved over a document you needed by using it to create a new one, or accidentally deleted long and complex formulas, you’ll appreciate these tips on selecting, modifying and creating Excel templates.
Let Outlook help prep meeting attendees
Let’s say you have a meeting scheduled to discuss resolving customer complaints. To prepare for the meeting, attendees search their inboxes and network drives to find related files they’ll need to begin visualizing a process. By inserting some of these objects into the meeting notice, you can help attendees better prepare for the meeting.
Need a Wi-Fi hotspot? Fire up your Android
Did you know you can use your Android smartphone to provide an Internet connection to your tablet or laptop? All you need is a tethering application to make the connection. Here are six options recommended by JR Raphael, Computer World.
Turn into a techie with online courses
Computer skills are key for succeeding in the current business climate, writes John Patrick Pullen. But even if you didn’t study computer science in school, fear not; there are a number of free online resources that can help you get up to speed.
Windows key offers a wealth of shortcuts
In Windows 7, make navigating easier using the Windows key and the following keystrokes:
Google’s alternative to Excel spreadsheets
Google Docs’ Gadgets feature gives its spreadsheets an edge on Excel for some tasks. Users can create animated pie charts, produce QR codes and more. Helen Bradley of PCWorld explains how.