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When you wanted the View in File Explorer to be the same for all files, did you have to change each file one by one? Good luck on that one. Maybe in 20 years. Here is a quick and simple … Continued
Does it ever feel as if you are getting blamed for something that isn’t your fault? Especially around review time? In most organizations, many problems are caused by faulty systems or processes, not faulty people. To create a successful, smooth-running … Continued
Do you ever see rotating circles on your screen when using a Microsoft program such as Word or Outlook? How about pink elephants after a night on the town? Problem: Rotating circles Solution: Do a Quick Repair. 1. In Windows … Continued
Which works better? Older or newer technology? The answer seems kind of obvious, but is it? Years ago, there was a contest on a late night TV show to see which technology could send information quicker. One team texted while … Continued
Question: What are the least number of clicks needed to save an e-mail or a document? Answer: One. The next time you want to save something, just hit the F12 key. By the way, there are 11 other F keys … Continued
Do you ever find yourself wasting time trying to open a software program? You can go to the Start icon, then click on a Program, or you can go to your desktop to open them each time. Or you can … Continued
Aren’t you tired of the endless clicking? I am talking about having to click a zillion times when you want to save a new Microsoft Word 2013 document to your shared drive in Windows File/Explorer. Here’s how to cut down … Continued
Do you have Support files (files you save and refer to) in both Windows/File Explorer and in your e-mail program? Why would you want to waste time looking for files in two places? Save your Support (non-Action) e-mails to Windows/File … Continued
Do you have too many folders in your e-mail program? When you aren’t sure of where to file something, do you just create another folder? You can clean out all of your non-action e-mails and store them in one place. … Continued
How can you remind yourself which part of a document you need to change or work on in the future? The answer: Highlight the words with a bright color. Here’s how in Microsoft Word: 1. Open a Microsoft Word document. … Continued