Sending out letters is a hassle. It is time-consuming and tedious. However, setting up a mail merge can help users save a little of their time. To begin the mail merge, navigate to the “Mailings” tab and select “Start Mail Merge.” For this article, we will be focusing on how to mail merge letters, but [...]
Microsoft Office allows users the ability to create official forms that feature check boxes, drop-down lists, and more. To get started with this, users will have to add the “Developer” tab to the Ribbon. After adding the Developer tools to the Ribbon, users will be able to insert several different styles of boxes. For this [...]
Integrating multiple systems is a problem for any business. In the past few months, it’s been a good problem to have for the Digital Workshop. As our volume of students has increased dramatically, we’ve been trying to figure out how to better handle our multiple systems internally. One of the most common issues that come [...]
Microsoft Outlook offers several features that can help organize your busy life. If you’re just getting started with Outlook, check out Part 1 of this series here. One often overlooked feature that exists within Outlook is the fact that you can click and drag emails in order to create new contact information, calendar items, and [...]
Whether it be in a high school classroom, college lecture hall, conference room, or large presentation, at some point in our lives we have all been subject to a brutally boring, painful-to-watch lecture accompanied by an awful PowerPoint. While public speaking and presentation design may not be everyone’s forte, we’re here to give a few [...]
Whether you are writing your dissertation or your first novel, there are times that call for a more sophisticated level of formatting in your document. Last month, we delved into what causes those pesky formatting errors that seem to plague Word documents so often. This month, we will show you some seldom-used formatting tricks that [...]