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Keeping Words Together in Microsoft Word

Laughing all the Way to Work

A quick way to keep words together in a Word document is to use the Shortcut Keys. For example, I never like to split a name up in a letter i.e. Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Tags: splitting up names Keeping words together shortcut keys Administrative Assistant. Instead of pressing the Spacebar after ‘Mrs.’,

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5 Things to Take Off Your Resume Right Now

On The Job

For example: 1. Microsoft Word. If you can't use Microsoft Word, you probably also can't figure out how to unlock your front door. Sometimes, it's easier to start with the things you can omit from your resume. Leave it off. Employers expect you to know that, and it makes you look pathetic to include it.

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7 Steps to Documenting Complex Office Procedures and Systems

All Things Admin

For example, when we do webinars, there are things that happen before the webinar to set it up, tasks we need to perform the day of the event, and post-event procedures for adding the replay to our online training center. Below is an example procedure for the All Things Admin team on how to add a new Training On Demand course to LearnDash.

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How to Use Microsoft Office and Google Workspace Apps to Document Your Procedures

All Things Admin

Microsoft Word and Google Docs These word processing apps are your go-to for creating detailed, text-based procedures. Here are some examples: Record Audio, Video, and Screen Actions : PowerPoint allows you to capture audio, video, and screen recordings from within a presentation.

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Executive Assistants: How to Make Your LinkedIn Profile Shine

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For example, some people have everything they’ve ever done included on their profiles, but this doesn’t make it any easier for recruiters to spot the best candidates. Microsoft Word) won’t help you and can be distracting. Of the two examples above, which do you think will get more attention?

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Opening Microsoft Office 2007 Files in Microsoft Office XP

Professional Assistant Blog

Home About Me Advertise Opening Microsoft Office 2007 Files in Microsoft Office XP By The Professional Assistant on Wednesday, January 09, 2008 Filed Under: Client Service , MS-Access , MS-Excel , MS-Outlook , MS-PowerPoint , MS-Word , Productivity I recently had a vendor send us an Excel spreadsheet that he created in Microsoft Word 2007 format.

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Eye Wood Like Yew Two Mined You’re Spelling and Grammar.

Office Dynamics

The ironic thing is though, as I typed that in Microsoft Word©, it didn’t have much of a problem with it either. Every bit of gibberish in the sentence at the beginning was an actual word and was completely ignored by my spell check. Well, that sentence didn’t make entirely too much sense, did it?