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Math is now more inclusive in Microsoft 365
Microsoft 365 has added more accessiblity features into the Office Math or Equation part of Office. More keyboard shortcuts, better screen reading and paste options. These recent improvements in Microsoft 365 for communicating and collaborating with math were developed in collaboration with the DAISY Consortium, researchers, educators, instructional designers, and others who use math regularly. […]
Make stacked or vertical fractions in Microsoft Office
Creating clean, professional-looking stacked fractions in Microsoft Office is easier than many users realize, if you know where to look. The built-in Equation feature lets you insert vertical (stacked) and other fractions quickly, without hacks or manual formatting. Here’s the fastest and most reliable way to add proper mathematical fractions in Word, Excel or PowerPoint. […]
What is “Office Math” and where is it in Microsoft Office?
Microsoft talks about “Office Math” in Microsoft Office but you won’t find that name in Word, Excel, PowerPoint or OneNote. We explain where to find “Office Math” and why it appears under the name “Equation” in Microsoft 365 or Office. Also how to convert “Equation Editor” formulas into modern “Office Math” Microsoft talks about “Office […]
Olympic Rankings in Excel; Gold, Silver, Bronze
Olympic style medal tables (Gold, Silver, Bronze) can be rank correctly in Excel including allowance for joint or equal results. This guide shows how to build an accurate Olympic style rankings table in Excel that match how medal standings are officially calculated. 🥇🥈🥉 VBA and Lambda code included. Use this to make the right wording […]
Hex Color Codes in Microsoft Office: How to Use Exact Colors Every Time
Microsoft Office doesn’t make hex color codes obvious, but they’re fully supported if you know where to look. Whether you’re matching brand colors in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or Outlook, using hex color codes ensures perfect consistency across documents and presentations. Here’s how hex colors work in Office and how to use them correctly. Hex color […]
How to get the official Olympic logo for Office documents
Need the real Olympic logo for Word, PowerPoint, or other Office documents? No need to make your own, use unofficial or low-quality versions. Here’s how to find and use the official Olympic logos correctly in Microsoft Office documents, sheets, slides or emails, without copyright or quality issues. Also the correct color codes to match the […]
Layers in Word: How to Control Text, Images, and Layout Like a Pro
Layers in Microsoft Word aren’t obvious, but they’re essential for controlling how text, images, shapes, and other objects overlap. Understanding how Word handles layers helps you avoid layout chaos, fix formatting issues, and design documents that look professional every time. In Microsoft Word, text, images, and shapes can sit on different layers that determine how […]
Your options to get Microsoft Office on Linux
Linux users still don’t have a native version of Microsoft Office in 2026—but the situation isn’t as simple as “no support.” From Office on the web to workarounds using virtualization and compatibility layers, Microsoft offers limited but usable options for Linux users who rely on Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Here’s what actually works, what doesn’t, […]
OneDrive Personal Vault Explained: What It Protects and What It Doesn’t
Microsoft’s OneDrive Personal Vault promises extra security for your most sensitive files, but many people misunderstand what it actually does. We explain how OneDrive Personal Vault works, what protections it truly offers, and, just as importantly, what it does not protect, so you can decide whether it’s right for your data security needs. Files in […]
How to Take Screenshots on Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Android
Taking screenshots is an essential skill across all devices, whether you’re capturing an error message, saving a receipt, or creating a tutorial. This guide explains the fastest and most reliable ways to take screenshots on Windows, Mac, Apple iPhone, iPad and Android devices, including keyboard shortcuts, built-in tools, and tips to capture exactly what you […]
Easily Overlay Images and Shapes in Microsoft Word and make them stick
Overlaying images, arrows, or shapes in Microsoft Word should be simple, yet many Word users struggle with it because of default settings that don’t tie images to text. In this easy, step-by-step guide, learn how to change text-wrapping and layout settings so you can group, overlay, and move graphics together as a single object, making […]
Why Dragging Images in Microsoft Word Breaks Your Document
Dragging images in Microsoft Word seems quick and convenient, but it’s one of the easiest ways to damage document layout, spacing, and stability as well as raise your blood pressure. Here’s why dragging images in Word is a bad idea and what to do instead. It’s quite possible to just drag an image to where […]
The Best Way to Clean Up HTML from Microsoft Word
Pasting content from Microsoft Word often leaves behind bloated, broken HTML that causes layout and formatting problems. There’s a faster, cleaner way to remove Word’s unnecessary markup and produce lightweight, web-ready HTML in seconds and without manual cleanup or guesswork. Anyone who has copied content from Microsoft Word into a website will recognize the problem […]
Microsoft Outlook Bugs Explained: Inside the Microsoft-Made Crashes & Emergency Fixes
Microsoft’s January 2026 Windows update introduced a series of major bugs that broke Outlook Classic and other essential apps, leaving users facing crashes, freezes, and unusable email profiles. After widespread disruption, particularly for POP and PST accounts, Microsoft finally issued emergency fixes to restore stability, but the fallout highlights deeper quality control challenges in its […]
Office for Mac has KeyTips: Faster Keyboard Navigation
Microsoft quietly added KeyTips to Office for Mac, giving users the same faster, keyboard-driven access to the Ribbon that Windows users enjoy. The long-awaited feature brings Mac users a little closer to parity with Word, Excel, OneNote and PowerPoint on Windows. It’s another “About Bloody Time” late innovation from Microsoft. Office for Windows has Keytips […]
All your Paste choices in Microsoft Word
Pasting text into Microsoft Word can quickly turn a clean document into a formatting mess. Fonts change, spacing breaks, and styles multiply without warning. This guide explains the best ways to paste text into Word while keeping your document consistent, professional and how you want it, whether you’re working from a website, email, or another […]
