Tip of the Week

Have you ever noticed that after resizing an image in PowerPoint you usually also have to move it back to it’s original spot where you wanted it? This handy tip will show you an easy way to resize your images while keeping them in place, centered in the exact same location. How It Works: Select [...

Driven by the increasing prevalence of social media you probably encounter many shortened URLs every day — whether you realize it or not. Originally intended to make sharing websites easier, these shortened URLS also disguise the true identity of where the links will take you. Obviously not knowing

For those of you who have followed me over to “the other side”, I can’t tell you how glad I am that you’ve made the journey. Since my new role has brought me into the cyber security world, I thought it would be a good idea to revisit a previous tip on passwords.  One of [...]

Update: The Tips Will Live On In today’s environment, connecting & collaborating are more import than ever before. As I mentioned last week, I’ve learned as much from as you have from me and “going cold turkey” just doesn’t make any sense. So I’ve decided to continue theses tips with a few minor adj

<beep> <beep> <beep> …we interrupt this broadcast to bring you a breaking news update… For better or for worse, next week will be the final edition of these weekly tips. May 4th will be my last day at AEP. I’d like to thank everyone who’s been along for the journey. I’ve learned a lot from [...]

You can compare your Excel data a bunch of different ways. For example, conditional formatting is one great way automate that comparison. This week I’d like to share something that works really well for quick, one-time comparisons. How It Works Select the columns of data you want to compare. Press t

Microsoft Office’s format painter can help you in many ways. Basically, what it does is it transfers the exact formatting of one object to another. Click an object with the desired format Click the “format painter” button. Click the 2nd object and you’re done You can use the format painter to copy t

Fields are an nice, efficient way to include frequently updated information about your documents automatically. There are a ton of things you can include such as your document file name, the last date your document was saved, the total number of pages, or the initials of the user who created the doc