For all those who, like my son, are just starting out in office automation, for all those who don‘t dare to ask because they‘re afraid of looking ridiculous, for all those who want to get into office automation… But it takes too much time, I‘ve grouped together the tips that allow you to get to grips with the tools and save time on everyday manipulations.
Office: Lowercase to uppercase
Want to convert some of the text to uppercase without having to retype everything? Do it with a keyboard shortcut.
PowerPoint: Screen Recording
To create a video of all the actions performed on your screen, you can utilize the Screen Recording feature in PowerPoint.
OneDrive: Share a document and manage access
Want to manage access to a document you’ve shared via OneDrive? Cut off access, give additional access?
PowerPoint: Turn a slideshow into a video or GIF
Transform your PowerPoint slideshow into a video effortlessly with just one click!
Windows: Clipboard history
If you frequently copy and paste and wish to locate an image or text that you copied earlier, access your clipboard history.
PowerPoint: No more memory lapses with the use of notes
When giving a presentation, the concern of forgetting your lines can be daunting. Thanks to PowerPoint notes, those worries are outdated.
Word – PowerPoint: Change page numbering
When collaborating on a large document where each person has their own section, you may want to start the page numbering at 4 instead of 1 in Word or PowerPoint.
Office: Create a custom shape
If you wish to add a shape to your document are dissatisfied with the available options, consider creating your own shapes.
Excel – Word: Compare 2 files simultaneously via synchronous scrolling
Do you want to compare 2 files (Word or Excel) by scrolling them at the same time? Compare them simultaneously.