Even for a seasoned Word expert, inserting a checkmark is not an intuitive task. Thankfully it’s not difficult once you get the hang of it.
Just follow the instructions for your version of Word, and you’ll never need to use a square root symbol again. Continue reading
Saving a Microsoft Word document as a PDF can be a great way to ensure that your document looks exactly the same no matter who’s viewing it and to ensure that your document can be viewed by as many computer users as possible (thanks to the ubiquity of Adobe Reader).
To export your Word document to PDF format, just follow the instructions for your version of Word: Continue reading
A “drive letter” is the letter that precedes paths to files on that drive. For example, C:\, D:\, E:\, etc. Windows lets you change the drive letter of hard drives, USB flash drives, DVD drives, or other drives attached to your system if so desired. These instructions work on Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7: Continue reading
If you update an Outlook contact but the old email address keeps showing up in Outlook’s autofill, just follow these steps:
The “zoom” command can be tricky to find in Outlook. Just follow the instructions for your version: Continue reading