Have you ever finished creating a presentation and wished you could get some feedback before the big day? I’ve got great news for you, Microsoft has a built-in feature that does exactly that – PowerPoint Rehearse with Coach As a computer coach, I’m always excited to share tools that make our lives easier, and Presenter […]
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Have you ever wondered how people create PowerPoint slide handouts so quickly and easily? I’m going to show you PowerPoint’s brilliant built-in feature that makes this incredibly straightforward. Today, I want to share one of my favourite PowerPoint features that many people don’t even know exists. The Magic of PowerPoint’s Export Feature I know printed
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I’ve noticed that many people struggle with PowerPoint slide transitions, finding them a bit tricky to master. I’m here to share some practical tips that will make your presentations more engaging and professional. Understanding PowerPoint Transitions A transition is simply the movement from one slide to another in your presentation. When you click to advance,
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I frequently hear from people who are frustrated with repetitive email tasks. You know the routine: an email arrives, you read it, forward it to a colleague, then file it away in a specific folder. Three separate actions for what should be a simple process. That’s where Outlook Quick Steps come to the rescue. What
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We all know the struggle of managing an overflowing inbox. Every day brings dozens of messages, and whilst the delete button might seem like your only ally, Microsoft Outlook actually has some brilliant hidden features that can transform your email management game completely. Let me show you two: New Outlook’s Sweep and Ignore. I’m Michelle,
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To quote Homer Simpson, we’ve all had those “d’oh” moments when we’ve realised we really shouldn’t have sent an email. Whether it’s accidentally replying to the entire company when you meant to thank just one person, or hitting send before spotting that embarrassing typo in your own name – I’ve been there, and I’m sure
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If you’ve been scratching your head wondering what the difference is between Outlook on the Web (formerly Outlook Online) and the New Outlook Desktop application, you’re absolutely not alone. As a computer coach who helps people navigate everyday software, I get this question constantly. I thought I could do a month on Outlook on the
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If you’ve recently switched from Classic Outlook, you may have noticed that some of your favourite productivity features seem to have disappeared. You’re not imagining it – New Outlook removed drag and drop options that were tie-savers in many peoples’ daily workflows. New Outlook Removed Some Drag and Drop Options In Classic Outlook, creating contacts
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Today, I want to show you one of my favourite Outlook features that demonstrates why having all your communication tools in one application is so powerful. A quick way to convert emails to calendar events. Why This Outlook Feature Matters One of the brilliant aspects of Microsoft Outlook is how seamlessly its different sections work
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Holidays are something we all look forward to, whether they’re bank holidays or national celebrations. However, when these dates change every year, ensuring you’ve got the correct information in your calendar becomes crucial for planning. I’m here to share how the new Outlook handles public holidays—though it works quite differently from classic Outlook. Finding the
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