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    5 Ways to Make Your Word Document Easy to Navigate

    A Word document that is difficult to navigate is pretty much useless, even if it’s full of amazing content. That’s why you should take some time to ensure people (including you!) can easily find their way around your work without losing patience. Here’s how you can do just this. Whenever you’re formatting or editing a Word file, press Ctrl+Shift+8 to…

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    FBI ‘Increasingly Seeing’ Malware Distributed In Document Converters

    Image: iStockphoto/domoyega Threat actors may attempt to distribute malware, including ransomware, by offering free document converters, according to a March 7 report from the FBI’s Denver office. “Agents are increasingly seeing” this type of scam. The scheme has been deployed globally, the FBI warned. How the document conversion scam works Threat actors behind the document converter scam disguise malicious software…

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    Calendar.txt is a Text Document That Could Replace Your Calendar App

    Gina Trapani, founder of the website you’re reading right now, popularized a plaintext format for to-do lists way back in 2006 (please excuse any weird formatting on that nearly 20-year-old article). Called Todo.txt, it is used by many people to this day, in part thanks to an ecosystem of applications built around the format. I recently stumbled on Calendar.txt, by…

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    Google Photo’s Document Folders Would Be Great, if They Worked

    Quick Links What Counts as a “Document” is Sketchy You Can Fix It Manually… on the Web Google Photos now has a feature to sort certain images into “Document Collections” and auto-archive them—but there are some flaws. As opposed to albums, Google grabs images that don’t look like actual photos (such as screenshots, pictures of IDs, and so on) and…

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    How to Use Columns in One Section of a Word Document

    Are you looking for ways to display some text in a Word document in columns, while retaining the default layout throughout the rest of your work? Look no further, as this guide offers two methods to achieve this. Method 1: Using Breaks One of the primary uses of Microsoft Word’s section breaks is to format one part of your document…

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