When you want to make a large poster on your regular printer, try the free online service Block Posters. You can upload a graphic, then divide it into 8" x 12" chunks for printing. Print out each section and put them together on a poster board to make your own poster.
Note: if you've created your poster in Publisher, you'll want to follow these steps to save your document as an image first. Here's how:
If you don't like having Outlook 365 cluster email messages & their replies — but would rather see each email message on its own — here's how you can fix your view of email threads.
The screenshot below shows a set of email messages posted to the WisPubLib listserv as seen in Outlook 365, with Conversation View turned on (which is the default setting). I've circled in majenta (2) and red (4) the numbers that indicate there's multiple messages grouped together because they have the same subject line:
The upgrade to Office 365 is nearly complete; Pete and Jody are contacting Winnefox libraries to coordinate the process before a library's staff are moved to the new system.
Learn how your Excel 2010 worksheets' data can be understandable at a glance by applying conditional formatting to cells. See how easy it is by reading the quick-start step-by-step instructions or take 3 minutes to watch this tutorial video to learn how you can improve your next spreadsheet:
This keyboard shortcut has saved me lots of time when working with long documents and large spreadsheets:
Instead of scrolling down to hunt for the end of the text or the last spreadsheet cell, just press the Ctrl and End keys to quickly get to the bottom of the document.
When you have a spreadsheet that's chock full of numbers and statistics that's hard for your audience to interpret, you can have Excel create a chart from your data to better convey the meaning behind the numbers.
But what kind of chart should you choose? Which one will work best with the data you've got?
Printing from Excel can be frustrating if your spreadsheet is too wide or too tall to fit on a single page. If those last few columns or rows print on a second page, it makes the info harder to digest.
One option is to use the "Fit Sheet on One Page" command from the scaling drop-down menu to shrink the page — but that can make your spreadsheet way too small to read.
Instead, watch this 3-minute video to see Mary Sanseverino demonstrate a different way to print your large-ish spreadsheet on a single page:
Don't have the luxury of having someone proofread what you write? Try Hemingway, a free tool that helps clarify your writing by analyzing the text for the number of ...
sentences that are hard to read
sentences that are very hard to read
adverbs (aim for 2 or fewer)
words or phrases than can be simpler
uses of passive voice (aim for 2 or fewer)
... and totals these up to assign a grade level and overall readability score.