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Tuesday Tip: Fast Way to Clone an Email in Outlook
By Richard Stokes Have you ever wanted to send the same email to a handful of people, yet still personalize a few things, like their name and some specific parts of a sentence? When I wanted to do this, I would send the first email, dig it up from my sent items folder, highlight and…
Read MoreTuesday Tip: Printing Text Messages From an iPhone
By Kristen Evangelista Sometimes the text messages on your iPhone may be very valuable and important to you for several reasons. Yes, there are ways to store them, but what if you need an actual copy? Below are instructions to print iPhone text messages via email or screenshot. Option 1: Print text messages from…
Read MoreTuesday Tip: Quick-Search in Chrome Without Typing
By Richard Stokes Recently while browsing online, I stumbled across a quick way to do a Google search for text you are reading that doesn’t already have some sort of hyperlink embedded in it, and it doesn’t require you to type the text to perform the search. Here’s what I mean. I was doing some…
Read MoreTuesday Tip: Screenshot with the Snipping Tool
By Blaine Williams The snipping tool is a native Windows app that allows you to easily capture/screenshot any information on your computer screen. I was under the impression that the majority of people who used a Windows PC were aware of this application’s existence. That being said, I’ve recently discovered an increasing number of individuals who…
Read MoreTuesday Tip: the Hidden Mouse in Your iPhone
By Erin Kowtko Over the course of a day, how much time do you think we spend on our devices? According to a recent article from the New York Post, “Americans check their phone on average once every 12 minutes – burying their heads in their phones 80 times a day.” While checking your phone…
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