Internet Explorer (IE)How to add a page to the 'Favourites'Once you are on the page, press [Ctrl]+D (that is, hold down the control key and press d). You will get an opportunity to rename the favourite, and to add it to an existing menu, or to create a new sub-folder. You can bring up the favourites by clicking on the 'favorites' button on the left: You can close the favourites bar by clicking on the little icon on its right: How to Delete CookiesFrom the menu, choose Tools=>Delete Browsing History... Ensure that the options are ticked as in the screenshot below, and click [Delete]. How to print part of a web pageWeb standards were not developed with printing in mind, and as a consequence, many web pages print poorly. In particular, it's annoying to have to print an entire page, with its banner at the top, and navigation links and adverts on the sides, when all you want is the article in the middle of the page. In a separate article, I discuss a number of ways to print only a part of a web page, but the instructions below should suffice in most cases: 2b. Another way to bring up the 'print' dialogue box is the RIGHT-click on the highlighted text and choose 'Print'. 3. Click 'Selection' in the 'page range' area (see screeshot), then click [Print]. AOLHow to locate files when sending attachmentsWell, you know how to send attachments, so this is really just about finding the files in the first place! 1. In AOL, click on [Attach File] 2. A window similar to the one below will appear. If necessary, click on the 'My Dropbox' shortcut on the left. You now have two options:
Numbering paragraphs in WordThere are several ways to get (automatically) numbered paragraphs in Word, but before we delve into the nitty-gritty, I'd like to say something more general. Namely, that Word has treats 'numbered paragraph' as a format. In other words, the relevant text is marked as being 'numbered' just as it might be be in bold or italics, or centred. This attribute is controlled by the 'Numbering' button on the ribbon, circled in the screenshot below: Now for the details:Method 1 - number after typing
Method 2 - number as you go
Method 3 - autoformat This is similar to the previous method, with the difference that the instruction to number the paragraphs is done by implication. That is, Word notices that you started the paragraph in what looks like 'numbered' style, and changes the paragraph format to suit.
Unindenting the textBy default, Word indents numbered and bulleted paragraphs by 1/4 inch (0.63cm). To remove the indent, follow these steps:
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