Using smart attachments in Outlook
If you are used to send documents through email, this new Outlook feature will save you a considerable amount of time. This requires either the latest version of Office (Office …
Read MoreTaking handwritten notes in OneNote
OneNote works with a keyboard and with digital ink and pen too. Although you may, like me, love paper, handwritten note taking is a great way to get ideas on …
Read MoreHow to conceal PowerPoint objects without deleting them
Sometimes it can be difficult to select an object in PowerPoint, either because it’s hidden by another object or it’s too close to another one. There are cases too where …
Read MoreHow to use #OneNote without OneNote (hint: online)!
You might think I have probably fallen on my head or am getting a little bit weird. Well actually, no! I feel great, however, what I want to share today …
Read MoreHow to create a table of contents in 2 easy steps
Every structured document can have a simple table of contents. Microsoft Word makes the creation and the maintenance of a table of contents a really simple tasks. Before diving into …
Read MoreHow to use Templates in OneNote
OneNote is one of those software that you can start using without reading any manual. Since it’s based on the notebook/section/page paradigm, it’s simple and obvious enough to use it …
Read MoreLinking multiple PowerPoint presentations together
When you prepare a PowerPoint presentation, sometimes it happens you need in “incorporate” another one into yours. A few examples that might ring a bell: You have multiple speakers and …
Read MoreHow tags help you organize OneNote notes
Once you start using OneNote on your various devices, notes add up quickly and after a couple of months, it may be difficult to find the one you took about …
Read MoreTaking linked notes in OneNote
In case you have not figured out yet, I love OneNote. Just after Outlook, this is the best productivity tool I have in my toolbox. Like many people, I sometimes …
Read More2 simple steps to represent a hierarchy in Excel
With the advent of Big Data and large data tables, we are sometimes faced with the challenge of representing hierarchical data that makes sense. Take for example the table below …
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