Taking 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 …
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2 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 …
Read MoreCreating a template with PowerPoint – Part 2 of 2
Last week, we look at how to create a custom layout for your PowerPoint presentation. This week, we close this topic by making this custom layout a template that you …
Read MoreHow to create a reusable template with PowerPoint
You have created a wonderful presentation in PowerPoint and you would like to use it as a template for future presentations (same applies to other apps like Word for instance). …
Read MoreNever lose any idea with OneNote
OneNote is probably the least used Office app, although one of the most useful, if not the most useful because it allows you to store all your ideas in one …
Read MoreHow to be more productive with Outlook
Have you ever felt being overwhelmed by the number of emails you are receiving on a daily basis. Have you already forgotten to reply to an email or to act …
Read MoreHow to create columns in Word in one click
Newspapers have generally multiple columns. Some brochures may be tabulated in multiple columns. It happens that wanting to emphasize a part of a text, we want to create two or …
Read MoreHow to change the proofing language in 2 clicks
If you write texts in Word, or other Office software, in various languages, you want to change to use the right dictionary for spelling and grammar checks. By default, Word …
Read MoreThe blessing and the curse of Copy and Paste
Copy and paste are probably the two most commonly used features of any software, popularized by the Apple Lisa and Macintosh in the early 80’s. It’s now so popular we …
Read MoreMonday Productivity Hack
After almost a year sleeping, an interesting Blogging 101 University online course, and my decision to jump on the Blogging 101 extension named Finding our Features, I realized this sleepy …
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