Hmm...I haven't seen this before. Customizing the status bar is only available in the desktop version of Word. Perhaps it has already fixed itself with a restart. Also might help to make sure you have a maximized window in Word so all features fully display.

@@thesoftwarepro Restart does not help. I have completed the change multiple times without effect. Thank you for replying.

Dang! I hope my video will save you time on your next Word project!

Each folder is a separate favorite so subfolders are not included with the parent folder. However, specific subfolders can also be added to Favorites.

I'm so glad it was helpful! The option to sort or reorganize folders isn't intuitive.

Welcome to my channel! I'm thrilled you found this Word video helpful. Look for others in the Word Tips playlist.

Unfortunately, each version of Outlook supports different features.

Thanks so much for your feedback! I'm thrilled this Word video was valuable for you! Word is so much simpler to use once the often not obvious formatting features are easier to understand.

I'm a 100% Windows gal. However, here's the AI answer from Google: To use voice-to-text in Microsoft Teams on a Mac, you can utilize the built-in "Dictation" feature: open a chat window in Teams, click in the message box, then press the "Function" key and the "Spacebar" simultaneously to activate dictation, and speak your message which will be transcribed into text.

Thanks for looking into this; however, the key combination you mention does not work for me, unfortunately.

That is frustrating! I recommend looking in your Deleted Items folder just in case it was accidentally moved there. Also, try a search and make sure you are searching all folders, including subfolders.

@@thesoftwareproThank you !

Excellent! It's so frustrating to have that search box in the way.

I'm guessing that you're describing the automatic versioning feature that is part of Excel 365. Although this can be handy when you want to revert to a previous version, you can turn it off by turning off AutoSave.

I'm glad you found it helpful!

Glad it was helpful! Summary Zoom is an amazing yet little known feature in PowerPoint.

Thanks for your feedback. I use Camtasia for my videos and demonstrations. Camtasia includes options to zoom in and out of the screen. Although I don't create tutorials on using Camtasia, you'll find many of these at TechSmith.com.

I'm so glad this tutorial was helpful!

You're welcome! OneNote has so much potential.

Unfortunately, I don't work with that application. Good luck with the competition.

@@thesoftwarepro okeyy Thank u n I am selected for the higher level of this competition 😊

Thanks for the great tip!

You're welcome! I'm so glad this tutorial was helpful!

You’re welcome! I’m so glad it was helpful! I'm a huge fan of the Quick Access Toolbar in all of my M365 applications.

Excel workbooks that are available from Teams can be edited if you choose the open to open the workbook using the Excel desktop app not just direct editing in Teams. The key with linking regardless of where a file is stored (Teams files are in a SharePoint site specific to the channel), is that all users have access to linked files. The paths can also be more confusing because of how the files are stored.

I'm not familiar with any way to combine these accounts into one. I've heard of third-party applications that can do this within a different interface, but I haven't used any of these alternatives.

@@thesoftwarepro My primary e mail is now dealing with most of it, but I do have to glance at the others each day to check nothing has gone in there. I've turned updates off for now & will see how things go, hopefully they'll update & improve but just in case!

Thank you, Mark! I'm glad this video was helpful!

One of the top features of OneNote is it's flexibility. To organize meeting notes, options include creating sections by year or project. Plus all of the pages are searchable. Another possibility is creating a Section Group called Archive where you could move a section of notes that is no longer needed. To learn more about sections and section groups, check out my video at kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4HNm4GGbNp_eac.

Unfortunately, I don't have an answer as I don't use or support Google Sheets.

Great question as I don't work with Mac applications. Here are the alternate steps in the Windows version of Word. Hopefully, these work for Mac too: The Reveal Formatting command is also available in the Home Tab's Styles gallery. Click on the little arrow in the bottom right-hand corner of the Styles gallery to display the Styles window. At the bottom of this window, there is a button called Style Inspector. Click on this. This will bring up another window where you will find a button called Reveal Formatting (the one with the eye). Click on this to display the side pane for Reveal Formatting.

Wonderful! I'm thrilled this Word tutorial was helpful.

@@thesoftwarepro yes it is a gem

Reveal Formatting is still available in the Word desktop app using the [SHIFT]+F1 function key. This won't work from the online/web versions of Word. Also check if you need to press a key (such as Fn) to unlock your function keys. Here's an alternate (although cumbersome) option from the Google AI overview: Reveal Formatting command This command displays the formatting attributes of a selected word in its own pane. You can use it to compare the formatting of a selected word to another word, or to see the formatting properties of the word. To find the command, you can: Click the arrow in the bottom right corner of the Styles gallery Click the Style Inspector button at the bottom of the Styles window Click the Reveal Formatting button at the bottom of the Style Inspector window

This sounds like a challenging style issue, Lynda. Even with your detailed explanation, it's a bit difficult to know exactly what might be causing the issue. One thing to check is modify the style and check the property for Style based on. If the foundation style is changing this might cause changes to your numbered list style.

Great question, @lauratywater5445. Outlook Quick Parts are stored in the NormalEmail.dotm file. You'll see that location indicated when creating or editing Quick Parts. The file is typically located here: C:\Users\User Name\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Microsoft\Templates\ So if you want to export your quick parts from one computer to another, simply copy NormalEmail.dotm file to an external or cloud location and then duplicate it to the Templates folder on another PC. Good luck!

Yes, linking options in Excel are supported in earlier versions too.

I'm so glad to hear that my video has been helpful for your family booklet project! Formatting can really make a difference, and it sounds like you’re on the right track with all the new ideas you’ve learned!