IT Tips #7: use PureText to strip off unwanted formatting
Yet another copy-and-paste trick this: if you copy and paste text from a website, the likelihood is that it’s got all kinds of fancy text decoration, tables round it, different…
IT tips #6: Print just a portion of a PDF file
For the first time ever in the eight and half-year history of my blog, I have a guest blogger! Thank you to David Leonard of Dance Books for contributing today’s…
IT tips #5: Grow font sizes with the keyboard in Word
This is really handy when you’ve got just a few words to put on a poster, title page or address label, and you want to get the maximum size possible,…
IT tips #4: Sort things in Word, even when they’re not in a table
Anything you put in a table in Word can be sorted – alphabetically or numerically, ascending or descending (go to Table>Sort and click on the options). But you can also…
IT tips #3: Use Google as a calculator and more
Here’s three things you can do with Google that save a lot of time: 1. Use Google as a calculator No need to get out a calculator – just use…
IT tips #2: Get rid of text-wrap when copying and pasting into Word
Most people know about search and replace, but fewer know that you can search & replace weird stuff like paragraph marks. This is a life-saver if you want to get…