How do you best train the Millennial generation that is becoming a more substantial part of the workforce? How do you ensure that they get the type of training they need, without sacrificing what other generations need as well? Mountain
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Why would you use Comments in PowerPoint? The slide below shows the details: Polish your PowerPoint presentations with training from AETC
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You can use the Status Bar to display useful information. Right click the bottom bar of your document to make the Status Bar settings pane appear. Select the options you want shown. Then click outside the Status Bar setting pane.
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Microsoft Outlook’s new Clutter feature filters your email to show only important or useful email. By watching the way you work, Clutter guesses which email will be ignored and routes those emails to a separate Clutter folder. Clutter is only
Instead of scanning all of the information in a spreadsheet, use conditional formatting to highlight when issues exist. Then all you will need to do is look for colorful indicators. Example: The conditional formatting formula, in this case, is: Conditional
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Emails, contact information, appointments, and tasks can all be forwarded as attachments in an email. This can be helpful if you need to forward several emails to a person, and you want them grouped together. One way to do this
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Click your email address in the mailboxes area: Then click the “Customize Outlook Today” on the right, across from the date: Click the setting “When starting, go directly to Outlook Today:” Save the changes. Outlook will now go to Outlook
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Click and drag upwards from the Outlook icon on your task bar and a small window with New tasks, emails, appointments, meetings, and contacts appears. Select one to quickly create a new item without looking through the program. Make the
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Moving from worksheet to worksheet doesn’t mean you have to move your hand off the keyboard with this cool shortcut. To change to the next worksheet to the right, enter CTRL + PGDN. Conversely, to change to the worksheet to
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Condense old message by consolidating conversations in Outlook. Take the clutter out of your day with an Outlook training class from AETC.
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