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Microsoft Office is essential for most PC users. Management assistants couldn’t live without it. HR employees use it to optimise their overview, efficiency and communication. Sales employees use it to efficiently handle their administration, allowing them to focus on their sales activities. The software is also extremely helpful for organising events. Efficiency, collaboration and better communication are at the core of Microsoft Office. Did you think you know all the ins and outs of Office? Our tips and tricks may surprise you!
From e-mail to meeting request in Outlook
E-mails are a vital part of (business) communication, but that doesn’t mean this means of communication is always the most efficient. Sometimes, you can keep mailing back and forth forever about a certain topic, while a short meeting would clear things up immediately. In this blog post, I’ll show you how to turn an e-mail into a meeting request in just one click.
Boring PowerPoint presentation? Not with animation
First impressions are incredibly important. They can really make you – and your company or project. The goal is to bring your message in an appealing way and show your professional skills at the same time, so that you and your project stick with your audience. Knowing your way...
Do's and Don't's on incorporating your visual identity in your Microsoft Office 2010 templates
Do's and Don't's on incorporating your visual identity in Office 2010 Including your corporate identity and branding in your company's documents has become increasingly important. Everything changes.. not only our visual identity, but also the software and the way you use your programs. We send more and more docum
Microsoft Office: How to avoid the backstage view when opening or saving files
Do’s and Don’t’s on incorporating your visual identity in your Microsoft Office 2010 templates
Animate a SmartArt in PowerPoint One object at the time
How to align windows side by side
Help! My desktop is cluttered!
Microsoft Word: Using cross-references to link to a specific chapter in your Word document
Microsoft Office templates: Images showing a thin grey line?
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