Cool Google tools
Here are three productivity tools from Google that are worth trying.
Category: Word
Communicating with technology: 3 laptop tips for your next meeting
Use your laptop to squeeze more productivity out of meetings: Share data; brainstorm better; take and distribute meeting notes digitally.
Bring yourself out of a bad mood
Bring yourself out of a bad mood by jotting down your bad feelings, advises Darlene Minnini, Ph.D., author of
The Emotional Toolkit
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Use this shortcut to move Word text
Use this shortcut to move Word text, without losing track of what you’re doing.
Stop important phrases
Stop important phrases from breaking over two lines.
Nine double-click tricks for Word
You probably already know about double-clicking in Word to select a word or paragraph. But did you know about these double-click tricks for getting through your work faster?
Streamline your back & forth editing
Any Word feature that can save time and make you look good is worth tapping into, right? One such feature: Word’s built-in reviewing tools, which let you and others track all the changes you make as a document is written and edited. With the Track Changes tool turned on, you can track each insertion, deletion […]
Show off star power with a desk manual
Showcase your talents by putting together a desk reference manual. Done bit by bit, it can become the ultimate productivity tool. Here’s how to do it.
View windows side by side
View windows side by side (such as a Word document and a Web page) by opening both. (Don’t minimize them.) Next, right-click on a vacant area of the task bar at the bottom of your screen. Then, choose "Tile Windows Vertically" or "Tile Windows Horizontally." To switch between the windows, hit Alt, Tab.
Format type faster with these shortcuts
Speed text changes with the following keyboard shortcuts after you highlight the text: