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Creating a Custom Letterhead in Microsoft Word
So you need a custom letterhead but you don’t have a budget to hiring a designer and cannot pay for printed stationery. Still, you want to look professional. Well, MS Word can help you out here. Almost everybody that owns a computer has used Microsoft Word at least once in their life. So here is [...]
- Wednesday, July 14th, 2010,
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10 Premium Professional PowerPoint Themes and Backgrounds
We showcased some nice free PowerPoint templates in our article 20 Free PowerPoint Templates that Don’t Suck. While those were some great templates (and free too), if you are looking for some PowerPoint themes with a professional touch – and don’t mind spending a few bucks – then check out these 10 premium PowerPoint themes for [...]
- Friday, June 18th, 2010,
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The CV Toolkit – Resume Templates
Keeping your credentials up-to-date is crucial. In the ever-changing job market (and world, for that matter), it’s important to keep on top of what skills and experience you have acquired. It may seem onerous, but there are ways to do it quickly, easily and consistently – you can maintain both your productivity and resumé with [...]
- Sunday, May 30th, 2010,
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Making First-Class Tables in Word
At some point in your life you will have to present a lot of data in a clear and concise manner. Once, I had to layout an entire book of tables full of stock information. It was boring, but there were a few steps that helped the work go really fast. If you haven’t done [...]
- Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010,
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17 Awesome PowerPoint & Keynote Presentation Templates
One of the keys to success in any endeavor is having the right tools and knowing how to use them to maximum effect. And one of the best ways to use any tool is to have an expert take care of the fine tuning. Graphic design – whether for Web sites, t-shirts, or presentations – [...]
- Wednesday, December 9th, 2009,
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Word Tips: Customize Your Workspace
Tailoring your workspace to meet your needs makes you more productive, relaxed, and even more confident. This doesn’t only apply to your desk drawers, or desktop icons. It also works with the programs you use on a regular basis. I always customize my workspaces no matter what program I’m working in. Some programs make it [...]
- Wednesday, November 11th, 2009,
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