Microsoft Office Productivity Archives - Page 5 of 38

How to Shrink or Enlarge Image in a Presentation (PowerPoint 2010)

April 12, 2015
turnertime
Microsoft Office Productivity, Pro Member Tutorials

There are different ways to shrink or enlarge images you have inserted in a PowerPoint presentation. This video will show you two different ways. This process is shown in PowerPoint 2010, but works in PowerPoint 2013 and 2007 as well.

This post is only available to members.

How to Set Up and Use Color Coded Categories in Your Calendar in Outlook 2007

April 8, 2014
turnertime
Calendar & Task Management, Free Tutorials, Microsoft Office Productivity

Creating and using categories in Outlook can help you determine the importance of appointments in your calendar at a glance.

How to Use Smaller Time Increments in Outlook Calendar

April 8, 2014
turnertime
Calendar & Task Management, Free Tutorials, Microsoft Office Productivity

You can change the time increments shown in your Outlook calendar to allow for smaller more detailed calendar entries. This will work in Outlook 2003, Outlook 2007, and Outlook 2010.

How to Create a New Contact Folder in Outlook (Outlook 2013)

August 14, 2013
Helios Visions
Email Management, Microsoft Office Productivity, Pro Member Tutorials

You may want to create a new Contact Folder for a number of reasons. One reason would be to keep some contacts separate. In this example I am going to import a list of old contacts and I only want to mail to them one time. Then I am going to delete the list because all my contacts sync with my smart phone and I don’t want the additional 200 names to be in my smart phone.

This post is only available to members.

How to Bring Back the Ribbon in Office 2013 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint 2013)

August 7, 2013
Helios Visions
Microsoft Office Productivity, Pro Member Tutorials

When you open an Office 2013 program (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Publisher), the Ribbon is hidden from view until you left click on one of the tabs. You can turn the Ribbon "on" so that you can see all of the commands all of the time. This process is the same in all the Office 2013 programs.

This post is only available to members.