A few years back we introduced The Noun Project in our article about symbols for PowerPoint. The project itself is meant to use symbols as a visual language that can be used globally. Since its launch, the project has come a long way; with news symbols and integration for a wide range of applications including …
When writing an essay, report, research paper or article, many people use the Word Editor for spellcheck. While the Word Editor now also provides more comprehensive suggestions to point out grammatical mistakes, it isn’t enough. Grammarly has long been one of the best grammar checking tools for English grammar. You can also make use of …
Working in Microsoft Word has always been a breeze. It’s one of the world’s most widely used word processing program and almost everyone already knows how to use it. And with the many add-ins available through the Microsoft AppSource today, you can make the most out of Word. There are many add-ins that extend the …
It’s one thing to write an address or list directions, and it’s another thing to show your audience a map with your exact address. When it comes to presentations, sometimes, you really shouldn’t leave things to your audience’s imagination–and this can mean the difference between a winning presentation and a flop. So, when it comes …
There’s always room for more functionality for Office applications, especially in the ever-evolving technology and business fields. Today, for example, how we work and study is different from just a few years ago. And this is why you may find many Office add-ins very useful, such as to check definitions and translate text in PowerPoint, …
Legal documents are serious business. It’s very much unlike composing ordinary letters or messages. The way legal documents are written should follow specific styles and languages that you may not use in ordinary documents. After all, there are terminologies and jargons that are unique to law. Usually, lawyers do this, but their fees can be …
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