Fast Tip Friday – Using a Non Breaking Space in Microsoft Word
This fast tip demonstrates a few examples where the non-breaking space in Microsoft Word comes in handy.
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This fast tip demonstrates how to use the SUBSTITUTE formula in Excel. NOTE: While I realize that we could simply replace JONES_ with JONES- in this example, I wanted to keep things simple and leave it up to your imagination to see how useful this formula could be one day in your future. 🙂 Download…
Fast Tip Friday – Editing the Same Word Across Multiple PDF Files
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Fast Tip Friday – 3 Mouse Tricks for Selecting Text in MS Word
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Fast Tip Friday – Batch Rename Using a Text File
This fast tip will demonstrate how to use the Bulk Rename Utility software with a text file that will instruct the software how to rename the files. To learn more about the concatenate function used in this tutorial, see my article entitled Concatenate – Fancy Word, Simple Meaning. Download Sample Files
Fast Tip Friday – Disk Labels Using Avery DesignPro
If you still burn data to CDs or DVDs, you will need to print disk labels. This fast tip demonstrates how to use a free software program called Avery DesignPro to create the disk labels. Download Sample Files
Fast Tip Friday – Split Zip Archive Using 7-Zip
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Thanks for the sexy tip Amy!! I’m more of an excel junky so when it comes to word docs, sometimes I spend more time struggling with the presentation and format than I do with the content.