If you’re like me and rely on the Windows Snipping Tool for capturing screenshots, you’ve probably noticed a frustrating change in Windows 11. The ability
With Windows 10, Microsoft gave us the Snipping Tool and then replaced it with Snip and Sketch. Now Microsoft has returned us back with the
Have you seen the new window layouts in Windows 11? If you’re not sure what I’m talking about, it’s where you can automatically position the
If you’ve been using Windows 11, you’ve probably noticed something different when right-clicking on files and folders – the context menu looks sleeker but seems
If you’re using Windows 11, one of the first differences you’ll notice is that the taskbar options (Start Menu, Search and App icons) are all
One of the questions I’m asked quite frequently is: “Am I running Windows 10 or Windows 11?” If you’re unsure which version of Windows you’re
I often find that the simplest features can make the biggest difference in our daily work. If you’re familiar with Microsoft Word, you’ll know how
If you’re addicted to scrolling on YouTube (I get why it’s called doom scrolling. Way too easy to lose hours). There’s a pretty good chance
Today, I want to share one of PowerPoint’s most valuable commands: Duplicate. This powerful feature can save you considerable time when creating presentations, especially compared
Something that I’ve noticed is that many people aren’t making the most of PowerPoint’s built-in features. One of the most underutilised yet powerful tools is
