Susan Harkins

Susan Harkins explains how to use the flip entrance effect in combination with a simple change of perspective to add an elegant bit of excitement to a PowerPoint presentation.

Don’t hunt and peck looking for signature files when you need to update a new computer or share them with a second computer, use this quick shortcut to find signature files.

You can save a lot of time and effort if you use templates in Outlook — and you can save even more time and effort if you put these template techniques to work.

If you insert the same symbol or special character often, you should use a custom shortcut to bypass the ribbon route and save yourself time.

Long text at the right margin usually gets wrapped to the next line, leaving a gap. Word’s optional break character offers a helpful workaround that lets you, not Word, control the break.

Excel’s Subtotal feature can render quick results when you need simple grouping calculations. Susan Harkins shows you how this powerful feature works.

Susan Harkins shows you how to format and unlock input cells in Excel at the same time by assigning a modified style.

Protecting data in a Word table isn’t as simple as turning a protection feature on, but it’s possible using Text Form Field controls.

Susan Harkins shows you two quick and easy methods for sending contact information to others via email with Outlook.

This week, share your Excel skills by completing a production sheet and learn why a Word document might show index tags, despite your best efforts to hide them.

Susan Harkins shows you how to add the Blind Carbon Copy and From fields to your next Microsoft Outlook email.

Susan Harkins shows you a quick method for removing validation rules for multiple ranges in Excel, at the same time.