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How to Create “Quick Responses” (Auto Text) Shortcuts for Frequently used Text in e-mail (Android 4.0 ICS).

January 16, 2013
Helios Visions
Free Tutorials, Smartphone & Tablet Productivity

You can create a “Quick Response” to insert into e-mail messages for text you type frequently. This will help you save time when composing an e-mail on your Android device. The process may vary slightly depending on the Model of your Android phone, but this tutorial will point you in the right direction.

How to Change e-mail Signature on Android (Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich)

January 15, 2013
Helios Visions
Pro Member Tutorials, Smartphone & Tablet Productivity

Your Android Smart Phone comes with a default e-mail signature already set up. It usually says something like “Sent from my Android Smart Phone”. You will want to change the default signature to something similar to the signature you use in your e-mail on your computer. The easiest way to do this is to send an e-mail to yourself and copy and paste that signature onto your device. The process may vary slightly depending on the Model of your Android phone, but this tutorial will point you in the right direction.

How to Use ‘Auto Correct’ for Frequently Used Text (Outlook 2011 for Mac)

January 7, 2013
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Microsoft Office Productivity, Pro Member Tutorials

Using “Auto Correct” for frequently used text, will help you save time when composing e-mail messages. You can create “shortcuts” that allow you to type in a few letters and Outlook will convert them into phrases as you type.

How to Add Headers/Footers to all Worksheets in a Workbook at the Same Time (Excel 20072010)

January 6, 2013
Helios Visions
Microsoft Office Productivity, Pro Member Tutorials

If you are using all the worksheets in a workbook, and want to add the same header and/or footer to all the sheets, it can be done so they are all added at the same time.

How to Disable “Pointing Stick” on a Laptop

January 5, 2013
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Computer Optimization & Performance, Computer Shortcuts, Pro Member Tutorials

On some laptops there is a button in the center of the keyboard (between G, H, and B keys). This button or nub can be used in place of a mouse or touchpad. If you accidentally hit it while typing, it may be beneficial for you to turn it off if you do not wish to use it. The instructions may not be exactly the same on all laptops, but this tutorial will point you in the right direction. In this example we are using a Dell laptop running Windows 7.