Fast Tip Friday – Using a Newline vs. a New Paragraph in MS Word
This fast tip demonstrates how to use a newline instead of a new paragraph in Microsoft Word.
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Fast Tip Friday – Bulk Edit Acrobat Redactions
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Fast Tip Friday – Convert VOB Video to MP4 Using Handbrake
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Fast Tip Friday – Save Time Sharing a Webpage Link Using Gmail
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Fast Tip Friday – Column Mode Insert Using Notepad++, UltraEdit and TextPad
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Fast Tip Friday – Switch Excel Data From Columns to Rows
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This is a very helpful feature when you’re preparing an outline in Word and you don’t want the next line to be another entry in the outline.
Thanks for chiming in, Sean. Good to hear from you.