Powerpoint slides are in the landscape, or horizontal, orientation by default. But you may have a presentation that would be better if it were in the portrait orientation, so you may be wondering how to make a Powerpoint slide vertical. Our tutorial below is going to show you how to switch your presentation so that […]
How to Take a Screenshot in Powerpoint 2013
September 20, 2018 By
Occasionally you may find yourself creating a Powerpoint presentation that includes a section that is meant to teach people how to use a tool or program on their computer. One of the best ways to do this typically involves the use of screenshots. You may be familiar with taking screenshots on your computer, but there […]
How to Create Folders in Outlook 2013
September 18, 2018 By
Your inbox can become difficult to sort and navigate when you receive a lot of emails. While searching can be an effective way to locate the message that you need, another way to stay organized is with the help of folders. Our tutorial below will show you how to create a new folder in Outlook […]
Microsoft Word Landscape Orientation
September 17, 2018 By
Documents that you create in word processing applications can be in portrait or landscape orientation. Most programs, including Microsoft Word, use the portrait orientation by default. Luckily this is a setting that you can change. Our tutorial below will show you how to switch to landscape orientation in Microsoft Word for your current document. This […]
How to Name Columns in Excel 2013
September 17, 2018 By
Putting descriptions for columns at the top of your spreadsheet is a great way to label your data and make it easier to understand. This is such a common practice that Excel actually gives a name to it, which is the “title row.” You can even choose to freeze that title row if you would […]
How to Count Characters in Microsoft Word 2013
September 13, 2018 By
While it’s common in academia, and even corporate, life to have minimum page counts when creating documents, other institutions can opt to have word count, or even character count, requirements. This can be incredibly tedious to do manually so, thankfully, you can get a character count in Microsoft Word with the help of their handy […]
How to Make Curved Text in Powerpoint 2013
September 13, 2018 By
The visual nature of a Powerpoint presentation typically means that the aesthetics of your slide elements are an important component to how much your audience enjoys, and therefore, is engaged in your slideshow. Text plays a large part in most presentations, but it’s naturally a little boring to look at. One way that you can […]
How to Loop a Powerpoint Presentation in Powerpoint 2013
September 11, 2018 By
You may find yourself in a situation where you need to learn how to loop a Powerpoint presentation if you are creating something that is meant to be displayed for a long period of time. Manually restarting a presentation repeatedly can be inconvenient and a waste of time, so an automated method is preferable in […]
How to Make a Pie Chart in Excel 2013
September 10, 2018 By
A pie chart can be a helpful visual aid for displaying values in relation to one another. You may be able to tell relatively how large a number is in comparison to other values in a spreadsheet, but the ability to see each piece of data as an individual “slide” of a pie can be […]
How to Use a Percentage Formula in Excel 2013
September 10, 2018 By
Excel is a great tool for performing mathematical operations on data that you have entered into your cells. One of the operations that you can perform on your data is to calculate a percentage of one cell value compared to another. This is accomplished by dividing one number by another number to generate a percentage. […]
