How to Create a Database in Microsoft Access 2010

Creating New Databases A new database is a container that will hold all of the tables, form, reports, queries, macros, and modules that you create. In Access 2010, you can create a new database by clicking the “File” tab in the Ribbon. Then click the “new” command. Then select the “Blank database” choice in the
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Running a Slide Show in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010

 Running a Slide Show “Slide Show” view is used to display the presentation on or from your computer. You can view either the entire presentation, or just few a few slides. This is the best way to view your presentation for its clarity, flow, appearance, and impact on the audience. You can run your presentation
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Inserting Videos into Presentation Slides in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010

Inserting Videos You can insert video files into your presentation slides. For example, you could take training videos that you have created and insert them into the presentation. You can create movie files with several different types of software, and if you have a digital camcorder, you may even have software that allows you to
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Creating a Table of Contents in Microsoft Word 2010

Creating a Table of Contents Word makes it easy to create a table of contents for formal papers or longer documents. The process is fairly simple and straightforward. First, you must mark each title that you want to have appear in your table of contents with one of the designated “Styles” that are available in
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Word for Lawyers: Using the Research Pane in Microsoft Word 2013

Law firms and lawyers have specific needs when it comes to using Microsoft Office products. From performing legal reviews to creating citations, learning these tasks is critical for legal success and organization. In this post, we will review using the Research Pane within Microsoft Word 2013.   Using the Research Pane The research pane no
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Using the Calendar Feature in Microsoft Outlook 2013

In Outlook, the Calendar folder stores all of the information that you would expect to find in a conventional paper-based calendar. The calendar allows for three basic types of entries: “Appointments,” which are events that you have allocated time for, but do not involve other people- for example, going to the doctor’s office; “Events,” which
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Using the Scratch Area in Microsoft Publisher 2013

                  Publisher 2013 allocates the space sounding your publication as a scratch area into which it places pictures that you can insert into your publication pages. If you insert multiple pictures at the same time when using either the “Insert Picture” dialog box or the “Insert Pictures”
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How to Add Pictures to Presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint 2013

One of the most useful functions of PowerPoint is the ability to add pictures to your presentation to maximize its overall appearance. PowerPoint provides you with hundreds of images for enhancing your presentations from multiple providers such as Office.com. You can also import picture files that you have  on your computer into PowerPoint. You can
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