For anyone who, like my son, is just starting out in the world of office tools—for those who hesitate to ask questions for fear of seeming awkward, and for anyone eager to make real progress—I understand that learning takes time.
That’s why I’ve gathered some of the most helpful tips to guide you through the essentials and help you become more confident and independent in your daily tasks.
OneNote: Sticky Notes
Do you want to stick post-it notes on your screen, but are too lazy to go to the store to buy some? Use sticky notes
How to change the displayed text of a hyperlink in Office tools
Tired of your link appearing as a dull URL? Discover how to give it a clear, professional title that makes your article easier and more enjoyable to read.
PowerPoint: Master the Slide Sorter to Structure Your Presentations
Want to check the flow of your ideas at a glance? The slide sorter gives you a global view to organize your presentation with ease.
PowerPoint: Organize your presentations with sections
Sick of losing track in your slides? Use PowerPoint sections to keep your presentation organized and looking professional.
Edge: Organize tabs automatically
Do you have too many web pages open in Edge and don’t know where to begin? Imagine if everything could be organized automatically!
Collections in Microsoft Edge: the smart tool to organize your online searches
Inspirations, ideas, research—what if everything stayed perfectly organized? With Microsoft Edge Collections, your browsing becomes effortlessly tidy.
Word – PowerPoint: Change page numbering
When collaborating on a large document where each person has their own section, you may want to start the page numbering at 4 instead of 1 in Word or PowerPoint.
Excel: Freeze panes or split screen
Dealing with a massive Excel sheet? Freezing panes or splitting the screen can make navigation easier and help you stay oriented.
Edge: Pin a website to the taskbar
Would you like to access your favorite website with a single click? Pin it to your taskbar.