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EXCEL
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WORD
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OUTLOOK
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Easy
way to get a spreadsheet to print on a single page. It used to be quite an ordeal to get all
the columns of a worksheet to print on a single page. Although the
location of print options might take some getting used to in Office 2007 and
Office 2010, you can find them on the appropriately named tab, Page
Layout. In the Scale to Fit group, you
will find three fields that can help you lay out your page. To get all the columns on a page, select
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Change multiple line spacing in Word 2007 and 2010, for
good! Some people aren’t
comfortable with the 1.15 line spacing, which Microsoft instituted to improve
readability. To change line spacing,
right-click on a paragraph formatted in the Normal style and choose
Paragraph. Change the line spacing
field from Multiple to Single. You may
want to keep some spacing After in the Line Spacing section to delineate
between paragraphs. Now, instead of
clicking OK, click Set as Default and confirm that you want this change for
all documents created with the Normal.dotx template.
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Click and drag.
One of the great features of Outlook is that any item can become
another just by clicking and dragging it to a different navigation button
(Calendar, Tasks, Notes). When you
make an email into a calendar appointment, it defaults to today’s date. If you have your To Do Bar showing (Outlook
2007/2010), you can click and drag an email right on top of the date you want
to schedule the meeting. It will open
a single appointment for that date. You
will need to adjust the start and end times.
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