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How To Position Images in a Microsoft Word Document?

Posted on April 23, 2024 Updated on April 23, 2024

The procedure of inserting an Image or any kind of an Illustration into a Microsoft Word Document is quite easy.

What happens though when we want to position these Images or Illustrations in a Word Document so they can stay exactly where we want them to?

The procedure is very annoying unless we know what to look for in Microsoft Word.

If You Want To Learn How To Position Images in a Microsoft Word Document, just keep on reading the post that follows.

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How To Apply Sensitivity Labels To Your Files And Email In Microsoft Office?

Posted on April 15, 2024 Updated on April 15, 2024

In Microsoft Office Applications we can apply Labels to our Documents, Spreadsheets and Presentations. These Labels are named Sensitivity Labels and for us to use this feature we must have a Microsoft 365 subscription and for our Administrators to have them set up.

The Names of these Labels, the Descriptions that we see when we hover over them, and for when to use each Label will be customized by our Organization meaning our Administrator.

There are cases where our Administrator may have not configured automatic Labeling, but they may have configured our System to require a Label on all the Office Files and E-Mails. If Labels are required, we will not be able to save our Word Document, Excel Spreadsheet, PowerPoint Presentation or even send an E-Mail without selecting a Sensitivity Label.

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How To Configure the User Interface Options in Microsoft Office Applications?

Posted on March 25, 2024 Updated on March 25, 2024

When using Microsoft Office Applications, we have several options which we can configure, that has got to do with the Interface that each user is using. Each user can activate or deactivate these options available, to adjust them according to their needs. Depending on which Microsoft Office Application is running at the time, these options are different depending on the Application.

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How To Save Microsoft Office Files As OpenDocument Format?

Posted on March 4, 2024 Updated on March 4, 2024

We already know that we can Save Microsoft Office Files in different types of File Formats such as PDF. Now we can Save our Microsoft Office Files as OpenDocument Format (ODF) 1.3.

The OpenDocument Format 1.3, which uses the File Extensions, *.odt, *.ods and *.odp are supported in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft PowerPoint. We can Save our Files as ODF 1.3 version Format only. Earlier versions can be opened, but they will be saved as ODF version 1.3. Earlier versions of Microsoft Office will be able to Save in the 1.3 File Format only, but they won’t support the new features when they will be saved.

If You Want To Learn How To Save Microsoft Office Files As OpenDocument Format, just keep on reading the post that follows.

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How To Switch Between Open Windows in Microsoft Office Applications?

Posted on February 12, 2024 Updated on February 12, 2024

Imagine that we have all these different Microsoft Word Documents, Microsoft Excel Workbooks or Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations open at the same time, and we need to switch between them. How can it be done?

Imagine also that we have all these different Windows open and not only Microsoft Office Applications and we want to switch between open Windows or Applications and just activate the one needed.

How can it be done?

If You Want To Learn How To Switch Between Open Windows in Microsoft Office Applications, just keep on reading the post that follows.

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How To Change The Display Language in Microsoft Office Applications?

Posted on January 29, 2024 Updated on January 29, 2024

In Microsoft Office Applications there are three areas that we may need to change the Language, and which are:

Editing or Authoring is the Language in which we write and edit our Content. In this case we might need to install an associated Keyboard.

Proofing Tools is where we perform our Spelling and Grammar check. Usually, we set this Language to be the same with the Authoring and Editing Language.

And Display Language, which is applied for all the Commands, Menus, Buttons and Controls in Microsoft Office Applications.

We can set the Display and Editing or even the Authoring Languages to be independently from each other. We might want the Display Language to be Greek, but the Document that we are working on to be in English.

If You Want To Learn How To Change The Display Language in Microsoft Office Applications, just keep on reading the post that follows.

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How To View Exact Size of your Mailbox in Microsoft Outlook?

Posted on January 15, 2024 Updated on January 15, 2024

Sometimes out of curiosity, we want to check out the exact Size of our Mailbox in Microsoft Outlook. We can check out, not only the Total Size of it, but we can check out also the exact Size of each Folder that are within our Mailbox. This can be helpful because Outlook can become slow when certain folders store large Emails and Attachments, and by checking out the Size we can detect which Folders and Subfolders contain them and delete the unnecessary data.

If You Want To Learn How To View Exact Size of your Mailbox in Microsoft Outlook, just keep on reading the post that follows.

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How To Change Your Microsoft Outlook Account Name?

Posted on December 18, 2023 Updated on December 18, 2023

In Microsoft Outlook, the default name for our account is our Email Address which is displayed in the left pane. We can easily change the Account Name to a more descriptive one, where we would be able to find easier the account that we are looking for. This will be helpful, especially when we are dealing with a lot of Email Accounts in Microsoft Outlook.

If You Want To Learn How To Configure The Accessibility Options in Microsoft Office Applications, just keep on reading.

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How To Set The Junk Mail Options in Microsoft Outlook?

Posted on December 4, 2023 Updated on December 4, 2023

The Folder that Microsoft Outlook sends the Email that think is spam is the Junk Folder. We can easily customize Microsoft Outlook’s Spam Filter to block senders, domains and etc., so it can delete the Spam automatically. The Junk E-mail filter assess all the incoming Messages whether they may be spam or not, based on different factors. Factors, such as the time that the messages were sent and the content of the messages. The Junk E-mail Filter is turned on by default and the protection Level is set to Low

If You Want To Learn How To Set The Junk Mail Options in Microsoft Outlook, just keep on reading the post that follows.

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How To Use Suggested Replies In Microsoft Outlook?

Posted on November 20, 2023 Updated on November 20, 2023

In Microsoft Outlook when we receive a Message that can be answered with a short response, Microsoft Outlook suggests three responses that we can use to reply with a couple of clicks. We just select the response that we want and press the Send button. The Suggested Replies feature now is available in: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Czech, Swedish, and Chinese.

If You Want To Learn How To Use Suggested Replies In Microsoft Outlook, read the post that follows.

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