Sunday, May 5th, 2013

Word 2010 and 2013 Tip – Back to Where You Were

Get to Your Previous Insertion Point with This Shortcut

When you move around a Word document it can be time consuming to find the place you were previously. Word records the last places you worked and you can return to them at any time by pressing Shift + F5. Press this combination four times and you’ll be back to your current position and along the way you’ll have visited three previous editing positions.

Helen Bradley

Wednesday, February 6th, 2013

Fix Images in place in Google Docs – Quick Tip

If you’re having trouble positioning images in a document, Google provides an easy solution.

By default, all inserted images are placed inline with the text, which means it is treated just like another character and will move with the text around it. To change this, simply click on your image and select Fixed position. This places the image “above” the text so that the text moves to accommodate it; the image remains in any location you move it to while text wraps around it. This also permits images to overlap.

Helen Bradley