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Use these resources to learn a new skill or enhance an existing oneTCC Tuesday Tidbits Issue 512
“Forget past mistakes. Forget failures. Forget everything except what you’re going to do now and do it.”
Use Filters in Outlook to Show Only Unread Emails
Some outlook users want to see only the flagged or unread messages in their Outlook mail list in order to easily deal with them on time. In this video you will learn how to view only unread or flagged emails in Outlook. Click this link to learn more!
This Tuesday Tidbits series is one great way to keep your employees informed, but you STILL need a good AUP in place and training. If you’d like our help in creating one for your company, based on best practices, call us at (608) 755-1524. You’ll be glad you did.
Contact us if you have any computer-related needs by visiting computer-center.com.
Microsoft Tips for Windows
Go To Notification Settings From The Taskbar
To choose where notifications show up and how to sort them, select Notifications > Manage notifications on the taskbar.
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Top Keyboard Shortcuts
Ctrl + Z will undo any action. Ctrl + Y will go back to that action. Use the Command key instead of Ctrl if you are using a Mac.
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Sincerely,
James Pearson, President
The Computer Center
39 S. Main St. – Upper
Janesville, WI 53545
(608) 755-1524
TCC Tuesday Tidbits Issue 511
“Even if you are on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.”
How To Setup A Meeting In Microsoft Teams?
Microsoft Teams lets you create a schedule and host secure meetings with a few of your clients or hundreds of employees. Quickly invite only the relevant people or gather the entire group into public or private sessions. Click this link to learn more!
This Tuesday Tidbits series is one great way to keep your employees informed, but you STILL need a good AUP in place and training. If you’d like our help in creating one for your company, based on best practices, call us at (608) 755-1524. You’ll be glad you did.
Contact us if you have any computer-related needs by visiting computer-center.com.
Microsoft Tips for Windows
Create Events Quickly
Add an event or reminder to your calendar right from the taskbar. On the taskbar, select the date and time, then enter your details in the text box that says Add an event or reminder.
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Top Keyboard Shortcuts
Both the Ctrl+V and Shift+Insert will paste the text or object that’s stored in the clipboard.
Use the Command key instead of Ctrl if you are using a Mac.
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Submit your TCC Tuesday Tidbit requests and ideas to me by calling (608) 755-1524.
Sincerely,
James Pearson, President
The Computer Center
39 S. Main St. – Upper
Janesville, WI 53545
(608) 755-1524
TCC Tuesday Tidbits Issue 510
“I don’t know the word “quit.” Either I never did or I have abolished it.”
How To Schedule An Email In Outlook?
The perfect time to send an email is when a recipient is just about to check their inbox. However, you may not always be online when your recipients usually check their emails. That’s why most people schedule their emails in advance to go at a specified time to ensure that it is opened and gets a response. In this video, I’ll show you how to schedule an email in Outlook. Click this link to learn more!
This Tuesday Tidbits series is one great way to keep your employees informed, but you STILL need a good AUP in place and training. If you’d like our help in creating one for your company, based on best practices, call us at (608) 755-1524. You’ll be glad you did.
Contact us if you have any computer-related needs by visiting computer-center.com.
Microsoft Tips for Windows
Make Your Text Cursor Easier To Find
The text cursor indicator adds a splash of color to your text cursor, making it easier to find in a sea of text. To turn it on and change its size and color, go to Start > Settings > Ease of Access > Text cursor.
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Top Keyboard Shortcuts
Both Ctrl + C and Ctrl + Insert copy highlighted text. If you want to cut instead of copy, use Ctrl + X.
Use the Command key instead of Ctrl if you are using a Mac.
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Have an unfortunate co-worker that’s not getting a copy of the TCC Tuesday Tidbits? Forward them your copy. Or, better yet, have them sign up at https://computer-center.com/tuesdaytidbits/
Submit your TCC Tuesday Tidbit requests and ideas to me by calling (608) 755-1524.
Sincerely,
James Pearson, President
The Computer Center
39 S. Main St. – Upper
Janesville, WI 53545
(608) 755-1524
TCC Tuesday Tidbits Issue 509
“There’s no shortage of remarkable ideas, what’s missing is the will to execute them.”
What Is Microsoft SharePoint?
Microsoft SharePoint is one of the world’s most popular business collaboration tools. In this video, I share what it is, how to use it, and why you should consider using it for your business! Click this link to learn more!
This Tuesday Tidbits series is one great way to keep your employees informed, but you STILL need a good AUP in place and training. If you’d like our help in creating one for your company, based on best practices, call us at (608) 755-1524. You’ll be glad you did.
Contact us if you have any computer-related needs by visiting computer-center.com.
Microsoft Tips for Windows
Go Passwordless With Microsoft Accounts On Your Device
Keep your device even more secure by removing passwords when signing in to Windows with Microsoft accounts on your device. Go to Start > Settings > Accounts > Sign-in options , and then turn on Require Windows Hello sign-in for Microsoft accounts.
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Top Keyboard Shortcuts
Using keyboard shortcuts greatly increases your productivity. One great shortcut used most often is the Ctrl + C shortcut. This shortcut will copy text that you highlight. The shortcut is faster than moving your hands from the keyboard to the mouse, highlighting the text, right-clicking, selecting copy, and returning back to the keyboard.
It is usually followed by Ctrl + V or Shift + Insert to paste the text where you want it to go.
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Have an unfortunate co-worker that’s not getting a copy of the TCC Tuesday Tidbits? Forward them your copy. Or, better yet, have them sign up at https://computer-center.com/tuesdaytidbits/
Submit your TCC Tuesday Tidbit requests and ideas to me by calling (608) 755-1524.
Sincerely,
James Pearson, President
The Computer Center
39 S. Main St. – Upper
Janesville, WI 53545
(608) 755-1524
TCC Tuesday Tidbits Issue 508
“Business opportunities are like buses, there’s always another one coming.”
IT Security Tip:
How To Add Superscript And
Subscript In PowerPoint – The Easy Way!
This video will show you how to quickly create superscripts and subscripts in PowerPoint. Note that this process is the same in Word. Click this link to learn more!
This Tuesday Tidbits series is one great way to keep your employees informed, but you STILL need a good AUP in place and training. If you’d like our help in creating one for your company, based on best practices, call us at (608) 755-1524. You’ll be glad you did.
Contact us if you have any computer-related needs by visiting computer-center.com.
Microsoft Tips for Windows
Quickly Jump Between Open Webpages With Alt + Tab
Select the Alt key and tap Tab to toggle through all the apps and items you have open, including website tabs in Microsoft Edge.
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Multiple File Selection
When selecting files, highlight the first file then hold down your Shift and highlight the last file. This highlights all files between. To select individual files, click a file, hold down your Ctrl, and click other files you want to select.
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Have an unfortunate co-worker that’s not getting a copy of the TCC Tuesday Tidbits? Forward them your copy. Or, better yet, have them sign up at https://computer-center.com/tuesdaytidbits/
Submit your TCC Tuesday Tidbit requests and ideas to me by calling (608) 755-1524.
Sincerely,
James Pearson, President
The Computer Center
39 S. Main St. – Upper
Janesville, WI 53545
(608) 755-1524
TCC Tuesday Tidbits Issue 507
“There is a powerful driving force inside every human being that, once unleashed, can make any vision, dream, or desire a reality.”
IT Security Tip:
Use a Password to Keep Your
Excel Spreadsheet Safe and Private
We all have sensitive data that we don’t want others to see. One of the best ways to keep your information private is through a password. Watch this video and learn how you can use passwords in Excel to protect your spreadsheets! Click this link to learn more!
This Tuesday Tidbits series is one great way to keep your employees informed, but you STILL need a good AUP in place and training. If you’d like our help in creating one for your company, based on best practices, call us at (608) 755-1524. You’ll be glad you did.
Contact us if you have any computer-related needs by visiting computer-center.com.
Microsoft Tips for Windows
Keep Tabs On Your Website Tabs
When you’re on a frequently-used website and have a lot of tabs open, pin that site to your taskbar. Then, just hover over the pin to see a preview of all the open tabs.
To pin website to the taskbar, in Microsoft Edge, go to Settings and more > More tools > Pin to taskbar.
Shortcut of the Week
Add Shortcuts To The Desktop With Drag And Drop
Create shortcuts by selecting icon you wish to shortcut, click-and-hold the right mouse button, and drag that file to the desktop (or any folder you would like the shortcut in). When you release the mouse button, you have an option to create a shortcut here.
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Have an unfortunate co-worker that’s not getting a copy of the TCC Tuesday Tidbits? Forward them your copy. Or, better yet, have them sign up at https://computer-center.com/tuesdaytidbits/
Submit your TCC Tuesday Tidbit requests and ideas to me by calling (608) 755-1524.
Sincerely,
James Pearson, President
The Computer Center
39 S. Main St. – Upper
Janesville, WI 53545
(608) 755-1524
TCC Tuesday Tidbits Issue 505
“Don’t be distracted by criticism. Remember – the only taste of success some people get is to take a bit out of you.”
IT Security Tip:
Use a Password to Keep Your
Excel Spreadsheet Safe and Private
We all have sensitive data that we don’t want others to see. One of the best ways to keep your information private is through a password. Watch this video and learn how you can use passwords in Excel to protect your spreadsheets! Click this link to learn more!
This Tuesday Tidbits series is one great way to keep your employees informed, but you STILL need a good AUP in place and training. If you’d like our help in creating one for your company, based on best practices, call us at (608) 755-1524. You’ll be glad you did.
Contact us if you have any computer-related needs by visiting computer-center.com.
Microsoft Tips for Windows
Stay up to date while staying in your flow
To quickly check in on the latest headlines, weather, sports, and more, open News and interests on the taskbar. Get caught up with a glance, then get back to what you were doing.
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Quickly Maximize A Window
Quickly maximize a window by double-clicking the top title bar of the window, or by pressing the Windows key + Up arrow.
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Have an unfortunate co-worker that’s not getting a copy of the TCC Tuesday Tidbits? Forward them your copy. Or, better yet, have them sign up at https://computer-center.com/tuesdaytidbits/
Submit your TCC Tuesday Tidbit requests and ideas to me by calling (608) 755-1524.
Sincerely,
James Pearson, President
The Computer Center
39 S. Main St. – Upper
Janesville, WI 53545
(608) 755-1524
TCC Tuesday Tidbits Issue 504
“Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successsful.”
IT Security Tip:
Marking Emails As Spam
Sometimes emails that you don’t want to receive get through the Proofpoint filter. After all, the bad guys are working hard to defeat security measures like Proofpoint. Watch the video below to learn how to report an email as spam. Click this link to learn more!
This Tuesday Tidbits series is one great way to keep your employees informed, but you STILL need a good AUP in place and training. If you’d like our help in creating one for your company, based on best practices, call us at (608) 755-1524. You’ll be glad you did.
Contact us if you have any computer-related needs by visiting computer-center.com.
Microsoft Tips for Windows
Start At The Center
Select Start on the taskbar to get to your favorite apps, recent files, and a powerful search box for finding anything.
Shortcut of the Week
Quickly Change The Association Of A File
Quickly change the association of a file by holding down the Shift key, right-clicking a file and choosing the Open with option.
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Have an unfortunate co-worker that’s not getting a copy of the TCC Tuesday Tidbits? Forward them your copy. Or, better yet, have them sign up at https://computer-center.com/tuesdaytidbits/
Submit your TCC Tuesday Tidbit requests and ideas to me by calling (608) 755-1524.
Sincerely,
James Pearson, President
The Computer Center
39 S. Main St. – Upper
Janesville, WI 53545
(608) 755-1524
TCC Tuesday Tidbits Issue 503
“The successful warrior is the average man, with laser-like focus.”
IT Security Tip:
Scam Alert: Gift Cards With Email And Text Combo
This is a new twist on an old scam that’s been around for a while. Older versions only used email. This new twist adds your cell phone number. Click this link to learn more!
This Tuesday Tidbits series is one great way to keep your employees informed, but you STILL need a good AUP in place and training. If you’d like our help in creating one for your company, based on best practices, call us at (608) 755-1524. You’ll be glad you did.
Contact us if you have any computer-related needs by visiting computer-center.com.
Microsoft Tips for Windows
Quickly Organize Open Apps
Hover over a window’s maximize button or press Windows logo key + Z, then choose a snap layout to optimize your screen space and your productivity.
Shortcut of the Week
The Easy Undo
Quickly undo mistakes by pressing the shortcut key Ctrl+Z. For example, if you cut or deleted text in Microsoft Word by mistake, pressing the Ctrl key and the Z key at the same time would undo that change.
Want access to more helpful tips? Check out tcchelpdesk.com
Have an unfortunate co-worker that’s not getting a copy of the TCC Tuesday Tidbits? Forward them your copy. Or, better yet, have them sign up at https://computer-center.com/tuesdaytidbits/
Submit your TCC Tuesday Tidbit requests and ideas to me by calling (608) 755-1524.
Sincerely,
James Pearson, President
The Computer Center
39 S. Main St. – Upper
Janesville, WI 53545
(608) 755-1524