Tag Archives: MS Office
How to Print Documents Upside-Down
Today while I was printing a document, I faced a strange problem. I had to print on both sides of the paper. However, the edge of a page got crumpled after I had printed on the first side. Now, if I put a paper with a crumpled edge into the printer, it invariably gets stuck. So, I figured the only solution More »
Share MS Office Documents with Facebook Friends
Imagine you've just made a great PowerPoint presentation with all the photos of your pet cats and you can't wait to share with your friends! And you want to share it not only with all your friends individually, but with as group. So what do you do? Organise a small party and invite them all? Nah! It's More »
How to Make A Good Presentation
PowerPoint is almost the default application for making presentations. Although there are many other tools available, which include free office suites and online applications, PowerPoint still is the most preferred. So much so, that presentations are often, informally referred to as ppt (although, I More »
How to Remove Unwanted Paragraph Breaks in MS Word
If you have ever faced a badly formatted MS Word document, say one converted from a PDF file or text file or a document created through OCR, you will know that one of the most difficult things to do is to set the paragraph breaks right. The general rule is that most of these documents will contain a More »
10 Useful MS Word 2010 Tips
Here are a few useful tips for MS Word 2010. These are very normal things that we do everyday but we don't realise that there is an easier or better way of doing them. You will surely find these tips helpful.
1. Many a times you need to make a block selection, i.e. select text in a specific area not More »
Don’t get lost in the MS Office Ribbon
There are too many features in MS Office programs, more than a normal user will ever use. While that is not really bad, things do tend to get crowded. There are so many buttons that even after a very well classified ribbon, it sometimes becomes difficult to locate a particular command. I always thought, More »
