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Sep 17, 2011 0
With the latest additions to its Office suite of products, Microsoft has added new functionality to all its entire lineup, and OneNote is no exception. One change that many users have noticed right away is the lack of a Templates choice on the main ribbon, or any other ribbon for that matter. This is because Post from: Use Templates in MS OneNote 2010
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Sep 11, 2011 0
Quite often, especially in a work environment, multiple people wind up working on the same Word document, although not necessarily at the same time. While this makes sense because oftentimes a document needs input from several people, or its edited by more than one, such activity can make it difficult to keep track of who Post from: Track Changes When Two or More People Work on the Same Word 2010 Document
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Sep 7, 2011 0
One of the little secrets of Word 2010 is the Format option that comes with the Find/Replace feature; with it, you can format certain parts of your document automatically, quickly and easily. To see how, bring up a document or create a dummy document that you can use for testing formatting options. Here’s the one Post from: Use Find/Replace to Format Documents in Word 2010
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Sep 7, 2011 0
One of the little secrets of Word 2010 is the Format option that comes with the Find/Replace feature; with it, you can format certain parts of your document automatically, quickly and easily. To see how, bring up a document or create a dummy document that you can use for testing formatting options.
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Sep 6, 2011 0
One thing many people may not know about Word is that it has several standard macros that run automatically depending on the circumstance. For those that don’t know what macro’s are, they are Word commands that are stored in a file and executed one after the other, like a little program. As an example, if Post from: Create and Use Automatic Macros in Word 2010
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