Add Text to Slides in PowerPoint – Instructions

A picture showing how to add text to slides in PowerPoint by typing text into a slide placeholder.
Overview of How to Add Text to Slides in PowerPoint:             You can add text to slides in PowerPoint within placeholders, text boxes, or shapes. You often enter text into the text and title placeholders included as elements in the slide layout when creating presentation slides. However, you can also add additional text to text
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Slide Layouts in PowerPoint- Instructions

A picture of a user applying a new slide layout to a selected slide from the slide layouts in PowerPoint.
Overview of Applying Slide Layouts in PowerPoint What is a Slide Layout?             Slide layouts in PowerPoint determine which content placeholders appear in a slide. They also determine where they are placed. To change the placeholders in a slide, you can apply a new slide layout to it. When you apply a slide layout, you
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Using Tab Stops in Word- Instructions

Using Tab Stops in Word- Instructions: A picture of a document showing the different types of tabs stops for selected paragraphs in Word within the horizontal ruler.
Using Tab Stops in Word: Overview             This tutorial is about creating and using tab stops in Word documents. Using tab stops in Word helps you create organized lists in Word documents. For example, suppose you had to create a document that lists the names of people in your company. Assume you also need to
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Custom Font Schemes in Publisher- Instructions

Custom Font Schemes in Publisher- Instructions: A picture of the “Create New Font Scheme” dialog box in Publisher.
Custom Font Schemes in Publisher: Overview             You can create custom font schemes in Publisher to use in your publications. To create custom font schemes in Publisher, click the “Page Design” tab in the Ribbon. Then click the “Fonts” drop-down button in the “Schemes” button group. Then select the “Create New Font Scheme…” command from
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Create a Custom Page Background in Publisher – Instructions

Create a Custom Page Background in Publisher - Instructions: A picture of the “Fill” category in the “Format Background” task pane in Publisher.
Create a Custom Page Background in Publisher: Overview Create a Custom Page Background in Publisher: How to Apply or Remove a Page Background             You can create a custom page background in Publisher using the “Fill Effect” formatting also applied to shapes and pictures. To display the available default page background choices, click the “Page
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Forecast Sheets in Excel – Instructions

Forecast Sheets in Excel - Instructions: A picture of a forecast sheet created in Excel.
Forecast Sheets in Excel: Overview             You can insert forecast sheets in Excel into a workbook to predict future trends from existing time-based data. To create forecast sheets in Excel, you must have a series of date or time entries for the timeline. You must also have corresponding values for those time or date entries.
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Buy Microsoft Office for iPad Quick Reference Cards

Buy Microsoft Office for iPad Quick Reference Cards at TeachUcomp, Inc.             You can buy Microsoft Office for iPad quick reference cards with our “Microsoft Office for iPad Basics Quick Reference Guide” cheat sheet. Our Microsoft Office for iPad quick reference card helps both experienced and new users. These cheats sheets help users who just
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Set Deadlines for Tasks in Project- Instructions

Set Deadlines for Tasks in Project- Instructions: A picture of the “Advanced” tab in the “Task Information” dialog box where you can set the “Deadline” for a task.
Set Deadlines for Tasks in Project: Overview             You can easily set deadlines for tasks in Project. Many new Microsoft Project users accidentally make the mistake of using too many semi-flexible and inflexible task constraints. This often comes from the urge to set “Must Finish On” constraints or actual “Finish” dates when creating their tasks.
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