I've not done a nominative determinism post in ages, but here's another good one.
The author of a draft report on the proposal for a new EU directive on recreational crafts and personal watercrafts is called…
Malcolm Harbour
Saturday, 30 June 2012
Thursday, 28 June 2012
Powerpoint - how to close the notes pane at the bottom
In Powerpoint 2010, if you do a search and the text you're searching is inside any of the Notes to your slides, it will show the Note at the bottom of the slide in a separate pane.
The annoying thing is that there's no X to close that pane once you're done with it.
The simple solution? Move the mouse pointer over the divider tipbetween the slide, so that it becomes a double headed black arrow with vertical lines - as outlined in red in the pic below.
Then click and drag that divider down to the bottom of your window with your mouse.
That's it!
Monday, 25 June 2012
Powerpoint - how to get back the slides thumbnails list on the left
In Powerpoint 2010, on the left there's normally a vertical display or pane listing thumbnails of all your slides vertically, outlined in red below, so that you can select or edit particular slides quickly (and copy/paste etc individual slides too).
If you click the X to close that vertical pane on the left, how do you get that pane or view back?
It's not at all obvious. But there are two possible ways:
- Click on the Normal button in the View menu (outlined in blue below), or
- Move your mouse pointer to the left border of the window until it becomes a double-headed arrow (see the red outline) - that's actually the divider, and if you click and drag to the right you can get the pane back!
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