Officially there’s one way to insert common or reused text into a Word document – but really there’s two options, depending you on your need. We’ll show you both! We recently told you about Quick Parts and AutoText to be used in Outlook emails, now let’s look at those same features in Word itself. Quick […]
Several readers have asked for a fix to an annoyance in Outlook’s handling of AutoText for emails and replies. They’d like to have different AutoText menus for each Outlook account. Many people have multiple email accounts for different roles in our life. An individual has a personal email account plus, perhaps, another for their role […]
Many media reports about an early end to Office 2007 support which are true, but not for the vast majority. Some press either didn’t understand what’s happening or decided to ‘spin’ it for clickbait. Microsoft needs to accept some blame for this confusion because they didn’t publicly announce the change so the news spread by […]
Microsoft’s explanations for Office bug fixes range from deliberately delayed, to duplicated through ambiguous wording to no explanation at all! We can only hope that the bug fixes themselves were done with more care and professionalism than the documentation. Delayed Disclosure Microsoft has long had a policy of deliberately keeping secret known bugs in Office. […]
Coming soon to Office 2016 for Windows for Office 365 subscribers is a new type of graphic – the icon. Office 365 Insiders have this now and it’ll be sent to all Office 2016 for Windows/Office 365 subscribers in 2017. It’s an addition to the Insert tab and needs an Internet connection to fill the […]
