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This week’s episode: How to quickly produce DVDs in Windows Vista and Windows 7.
For the past few episodes, we have walked you through creating photo albums and presentations with music using Microsoft PowerPoint. Now it’s time to take that final leap of evolution: creating a DVD! (more…)
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This week: Adding Sound to Your PowerPoint Presentations.
If a picture is worth a thousand words, why would anyone want to add spoken words to a presentation of images? Seems like overkill, doesn’t it? Well, maybe not. (more…)
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This week’s edition: Photo Album Slide Shows in PowerPoint
The problem: Too many pictures to insert into a presentation one at a time.
The Solution (for PowerPoint 2002 – 2007):
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This week’s edition…
“What do Psychics, Family, and Microsoft have in common?”
Well…
They all seem to know me pretty well, or at least they think they know me well enough to correct me as I speak or write, or try to finish my sentences.
Let’s use my son as an example. He has discovered that when he asks a question like, “Daddy, can I stay up and [insert fun activity here]?”, my typical response tends to be: “Well, once you have finished [chore assigned by me], we can talk about it, but it might be too far past your bed time.” He knows that this response can be substituted with: “Probably not, it is way past your bed time and you haven’t even showered yet.”
Decoding my students’ assignments in the days of handwritten papers was almost always a chore. Sometimes it was because of bad or cramped handwriting. Occasionally it was due to loud and obnoxious ink colors. Every so often, however, I would get students who, in their haste, rearranged the letters in their words. Those students also often used inventive and unusual abbreviations. Their only goal was to save time, but the result was a paper that made me feel like a translator who needed to decipher text from a language with which I was unfamiliar.
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It’s like a shammy, it’s like a towel, it’s DiskWOW!
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Did you know that over 80% of all computer users suffer from drive space issues? Not to worry, we have a great tip for you!
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