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The new default font “Calibri” is nice, but you may not like it and want to revert back to the familiar Times New Roman or Arial.

Macros allow you to increase your productivity with Word by automating routine functions. You can create a macro by recording your steps and then assigning that macro to a toolbar button or menu command to launch automatically when desired. In this example we will record a macro for formatting text.

It’s that time of year again when we have to send out the barrage of Christmas cards to clients, business associates, family and friends. You can address all of those envelopes, faster than Santa can make it down the chimney, by using your Outlook contacts to create your mailing labels.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Also, learn to print holiday [...]

Quick Keyboard shortcuts for your text formatting.

Have you noticed how difficult it is to move pictures or graphics around in your Word document? One simple formatting trick eliminates the frustration!

Can I vary the number of columns I use within the same Microsoft Word document? Yes, with this quick tip.

How do I prevent headers and footers from being shown on
the title slide of my presentation?
By default, PowerPoint will display headers and footers on all slides
in your presentation. To [...]

I want to put text in the second column of my Microsoft Word document without having to fill up the first column. How do I start typing in the second column?

Microsoft Word allows you to start page numbering on the second page of the document to make room for the title page. Learn how with this quick tip.

Mail Merge is one of the truly useful features that keeps a person from throwing their computer out the window. It, essentially, allows a person to print labels or envelopes from their contacts in Outlook. The clip to the left describes how to do this. Learn more in our Advanced Word class.

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