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Are You Computer Illiterate

You know you are computer illiterate if . . . “someone asks you how to cut and paste, you say “just use scissors and glue.”

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Resize a Microsoft Office Program Window

Maximize a window to Full Screen Display

Make sure a program window is not ‘Maximized’, because you cannot resize or click the edge of a window that is maximized as a full screen. continue reading…

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Mouse Skills

April 11, 2012 No comments

The mouse is one of the commonly used devices to enter information into a computer. As small as it is, with either 2 or 3 buttons, it can be a nightmare to use if it is the first time you have to ‘double-click’ or ‘right-click’. This brief explanation of mouse techniques and terms is not meant to replace actual hands-on lessons. continue reading…

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Cut, Copy and Paste without the Microsoft Office 2003 Edit menu

April 10, 2012 No comments

Copying or moving text, numbers or objects with earlier desktop applications meant surrounding a block of information with cryptic codes, and the appearance of ‘on-screen’ menus. continue reading…

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Microsoft Office 2003 and 2007 Routine Keyboard Shortcuts

April 10, 2012 No comments

Microsoft Office Keyboard Shortcuts

At some point in your use of Microsoft Office applications, it may help to learn these few keyboard shortcuts instead of going through several layers of menus just to save, print, copy, etc. Here are a few of the common, not every, tasks with their keyboard shortcut equivalents: continue reading…

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