PC Pitstop Newsletter – September 2011 #3
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One of the techniques that Carmen Taran mentioned in her Outstanding Presentations Workshop 2011 presentation, that can help you create more authentic slides, is to hand-sketch a diagram or image on a piece of paper, scan it, and add it as an image to a presentation.
PowerPoint Tips: 6 steps to add a sketch to a slide Read More »
Excel users are always looking for ways to speed up large worksheets. If you are using a large worksheet that has lots of static formulas in it, this tip may be of help to you.
Excel.Tips.Net: Speeding Up Large Excel Worksheets Read More »
Dropbox is more than simply a convenient way to share, store, and sync files. Thanks to some clever individuals in the development community, you can do much more with Dropbox.
Maketecheasier.com: Publishing Web Pages with Dropbox & DropPages Read More »
Looking for a sure-fire way to keep your oldest Windows applications alive while living in a Windows 7 world?
Windows Secrets Newsletter: Using Windows 7′s XP Mode — step by step Read More »
Natural disasters remind us that are computers, among other things, are at risk. I’ll look at protecting your computer and more importantly, your data.
Ask Leo: How to protect your PC from natural disasters? Read More »
Dealing with everything from simple addition problems to working with fractions and decimals, these sites are great resources that will make math practice something to look forward to.
Techlicious: 4 Sites & Software that Develop Your Child’s Math Skills Read More »
The key to an effective presentation…Start with the problem, then solve it.
PowerPoint Tips: Key to an Effective Presentation Read More »
We’re buried in paper, despite all the things we have digitized. Letters, bills, receipts, and other paper documents keep piling up. Some must be kept for years as tax records. What can we do with this growing mountain of paper, besides buy another filing cabinet?
Bob Rankin: Digital Scanners To The Rescue Read More »
GREENPHONE776, a member of the LockerGnome community asked: “How many gigs of RAM do you need to make a good computer?”
Chris Pirillo: How Much RAM Do You Need? Read More »