jeff hauger
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Copy and Paste Faster
This post is for all the right clickers, the Edit menu seekers and the Ribbon command button pushers out there. You know who you are. When you want to copy and paste something you right click it, scroll down the menu and select Copy. Then you go to where you want to paste it, right [...]
category: Keyboard Shortcuts
Undo with Ctrl + Z
This post is for everyone who makes mistakes while using their computer. Especially for those of us who get to a point where we have messed things up so badly we can’t even remember what it is we changed. Sometimes you just wish you could reverse it all. You can with a simple keyboard shortcut that [...]
Screen Capture with Print Screen
We receive many questions about taking screen shots, copying error messages that appear periodically, and taking pictures of actions being performed on a computer. All Windows-running PCs have a Print Screen button located in the upper-right corner of the keyboard. Often, people say they press it, but nothing happens. The Print Screen button copies whatever is [...]
tags: Print Screen, Screen Capture
Google Chrome
For many this might be old news, but for those of you who haven’t tried it, I’d suggest taking Google Chrome for a test drive around the internet. Chrome is a web browser like Internet Explorer or FireFox, but with Google’s minimal look and feel. Google boasts that Chrome runs web pages and applications with [...]
tags: Chrome, Google Chrome
Microsoft Project
Our MIS 374 students just got a crash course in using Microsoft Project as a tool for tracking their project management assignments. These days everyone is a project manager of some sort, but for those of us that need to manage large scale tasks with multiple people and resources over time MS Project is the [...]
About
The McCombs Technology Training Team helps UT Austin business students, faculty, and staff with their technology resources, and with Microsoft Office. The trainers are Holly Green and Ben Bond.
Jeff Hauger, a previous team member, contributed several blog posts.
