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Written by Wordsmith
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In this article we’ll cover some tips for using Microsoft Word. It
doesn’t matter if you’re using a Windows PC or a Mac, Word is very
similar.
The first step before starting to type a document is to set up the
formatting. Choose the font, the font size, set the margins, any tabs
that you anticipate and the spacing such as single or double spacing.
It is much easier to set up the overall formatting from the start and
then change particular elements later.
Sometimes Microsoft Word seems to take over with formatting. Maybe
you’re making a list and it starts to automatically indent and number
or bullet your items. This can be handy sometimes but not always, so
under the Format command choose AutoFormat. Next click on options and
select any items that you may not want at this time. Again, you may
want to set this up before starting your document.
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Written by Wordsmith
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Have you ever had a Microsoft Word or Excel document emailed to you
that you couldn't open? I don't mean a random document or spam but one
you were expecting from a known person. It is frustrating, especially
if you’re on a deadline, but there is a quick fix.
One example is, if a person creates a document with Microsoft Word,
PowerPoint or an Excel spreadsheet on a Mac the end tag, .doc, .ppt or
.xls is not always visible. If this document is then emailed the end
tag is not included with the name. When opening this document on a
Windows computer, utilizing Microsoft Office versions 2000 - 2003, the
tag is required.
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Written by Xilocex
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For all your media playing needs VLC media p_layer_ is a wonderful
choice. This p_layer_ will play just about any media you throw at as
well as it's an excellent choice for those who need a media server. You
can learn more about it and download it from here: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
Also
just for your information, do to this media p_layer_s high level of
portability there are versions of it for just about any computing
platform even WinCE/PocketPC. 
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Written by Wordsmith
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Following are some keystrokes for the Mac that we find useful.
Finder Keystrokes
⌘-shift-A Opens your applications folder
⌘-A Select All
⌘-option-W Closes all finder windows
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Written by Wordsmith
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Tip 1
If you are having trouble seeing the tiny print on a website there may
be a solution.
Mac - press Cmd. + or
- to make the text larger or smaller.
Windows - press Ctl. + or - to make the text larger or smaller.
Tip 2
If you want to zoom in or out.
MAC - press the Cmd. key then use the scroll wheel on your mouse to zoom in or out.
Windows - press the Ctl. key then use the scroll wheel on your mouse to zoom in or out.
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