Well if you want to upgrade from old versions to new versions of Microsoft Word you need identify the new features introduced in Microsoft word 2013. It’s a big list new features you want to aware of, depending on the older versions of Word. Take note the features that introduced in Word 2007 and Word 2010. Upgrading from Word 2003 Note the features that introduced in Word 2007 if you are upgrading...

Well USB devices are handy, but it’s easy to whip the USB plug out before Windows has actually finished with one, which can lead to all sorts of problems. In the case of devices such as a printer, the worst thing likely to happen is that you will need to restart your PC and printer before beginning a print job again, but it’s a much bigger problem for storage devices; pulling the plug can cause...

Well unlike MS Word, MS Excel does not enable us to superscript specific values. We can superscript all the contents of a cell but not individual characters. If we need to donate a square of a number, so in Excel we cannot do that directly. We can however tweak the settings using the find and replace dialog box. To do so we need to carry out the following steps: > Go to the ‘Home’ tab.> Click...

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Well, most of us have that annoying and potentially disastrous habit of leaving USB memory sticks plugged into computers when  we are on travel. But there is solution for this, USBalert. Its a handy application that warns us if memory stick is still plugged in when we try to shut down PC. Don't forget, we need to run the application every-time we plug our USB stick in, but its worth the...

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Essentially the [Tab] key is used for navigate between cell. You can use the [Tab] key, even if the [Scroll Lock] or sheet protection is enabled. If the key does not however help you navigate, you can configure it to do so. Just try carry out the following steps: > Open Excel> Go to 'File' tab> Then go to Excel 'Options' > Click the 'Advanced' option on the left panel.> Go to the...

Yes you can get faster boot up, just need to follow some simple ways and you can decrease the time it takes to start up your computer in Windows by minutes in some cases. With just a few tweaks, you can get your boot up time down to 30 seconds and not 20 minutes. These are some quick and easy tips for faster boot up times.>: Eliminate Start-up Delay To get faster boot up speeds, you can cut...