The essential gestures, gathered thanks to my son
While helping my son prepare for his PIX certification, I realised something important:
some actions — simple once you know them — are actually never explained clearly.
So I started grouping these essential gestures:
the small fundamentals that make everything easier once you finally understand them.
These tips aren’t “for children”.
They aren’t “for beginners”.
They’re simply the basics I had to teach my son… and that many adults never had the chance to learn.
That’s why I created this tag:
a way to quickly find the most essential tips, fully integrated into the Misty’Tips catalogue.
PowerPoint: Animations of Objects and Texts
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PowerPoint: Transitions Between Slides
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Excel: Scale to fit printing
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Forms: Sync Results with Excel
If you want to track the results of your Forms without having to constantly open it, sync it with Excel.
Excel: Sort Data
If you’re looking to organize your data, Excel offers a variety of sorting options to categorize it effectively.
Office: Use Microsoft 365 templates
Are you looking to create a document but find yourself facing a blank page? Consider utilizing the templates provided by Microsoft.
Excel: Filter columns
Want to view only part of the data? Use Excel filters on one or more columns and with criteria.
Windows: Personalize your background with beautiful pics
With Windows Spotlight, display beautiful pics on your background or create your own slideshow with your own photos.
Edge: Set up your homepage
Want to enjoy Misty’tips each time Edge launches. Set up the Edge homepage to find your favorite site every time.





