A new feature was introduced in Word 2013 that allows you to collapse parts of your document and expand them when you want to view that content again. This feature makes it easier to find and view only what you want.
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
How to Charge Your Phone or Tablet Faster
Not all charging is equal. If your smartphone (or tablet) is low on battery and you only have a limited amount of time to charge it, here’s how you can get the most juice possible.
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Monday, June 1, 2015
Geek Trivia: Only Two Infectious Diseases Have Been Declared Eradicated: Smallpox and?
Only Two Infectious Diseases Have Been Declared Eradicated: Smallpox and? |
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How to Rearrange, Add, and Remove Channels on Apple TV
When you first use your Apple TV, you’ll notice there are a lot of channel tiles on its main menu. If you want to change things up however, you can rearrange, add, and even remove them to better suit your tastes.
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How to Add a Header or Footer to a Word Document
Headers and footers are useful for adding things such as page numbers, dates, file names, and disclaimers to documents. Word allows you to add headers and footers with built-in, ready-made layouts or add your own custom headers and footers.
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How to Control Your Smarthome with Your Pebble Smartwatch
You don’t need the ability to turn your lights on and off, adjust the thermostat, or unlock the door from your wristwatch but it’s the 21st century and with a little help from a home automation hub and a smartwatch you can live like the future is now. Read on as we show you how to control your home with your Pebble.
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How to Use the Internet to Never Leave Your House Again
Thanks to the Internet, activities like “going outside” or “being a productive member of the community” are becoming increasingly optional parts of daily life. When your inner hermit feels like putting on his vampire cape, simple tricks like ordering a pizza or calling in some Chinese are old news, and only make up a small part of a much broader network of delivery services which will keep you fed, bathed, and entertained from the comfort of your sweatpants.
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