Muse Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
With so much correspondence sent electronically, or virtually today, it’s important to have a signature block that is easy to insert into documents. With Microsoft Word, you have the tools to create a professional signature at your fingertips.
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Ever wonder how to insert a clean electronic signature into a file? How to take an Excel data set and merge the data into Word to produce professional letters, contracts, etc.? How much do you know about redacting data out of a PDF file? Come share Zoe’s Kitchen with us on Friday, March 8th to learn to solve these and other mysteries. Do not forget to register in Symplicity!
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On March 20th, you can dispose of personal e-waste safely and securely, thanks to a University of Richmond partnership.
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In anticipation of exams starting next week, I wanted to share a tip about Panopto videos that you might not already be aware of. If your professor records your classes, you can add custom bookmarks to those recordings by following
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The law library supplies students enrolled in our clinics the use of an iPad for the semester. We have purchased a number of apps to share, and are pleased to highlight just a few.
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In four library study rooms, you can display your laptop or mobile device without a dongle or cable for the connection.
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Tips and resources for understanding and navigating Microsoft Word track changes and document collaboration tasks.
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There are times when you might want to share a PDF, but want to make sure people who receive the file do not edit, copy, or print the document. Beyond sharing the document in the cloud (BOX, Dropbox) and restricting
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Excel is a powerful tool to help you sort through data, and it’s not just for Accountants. With just a little practice, one can use excel to analyze and compare data, arrange and track information, filter data, and apply conditional formatting, just for starters.
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Learning how to let Microsoft Word work for you more efficiently can lead to positive mental health – there’s no fun in spending as much time formatting a document as it did to research and write a paper. With a few simple techniques, you can take the pain out of editing and updating memos and seminar papers in Microsoft Word.
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