Chrome is my go-to browser but I realized today that I needed to access browsing history to find a webpage that I wanted to favorite. Initially I tried searching for the information with no success. It had taken me quite a while to find the information in the first page and I didn't want to lose it!
Thank you How-To Geek for their article "Access Browsing History in Chrome the Easy Way" - https://www.howtogeek.com/howto/8424/access-browsing-history-in-google-chrome-the-easy-way/
Keyboard magic - Ctrl+H.
Monday, September 3, 2018
Microsoft Word Letterhead Template - Those Pesky Background Images!
A co-worker asked for help in converting some PDF files to Word. No problem, I have a program for that. I figured one and done...except that the resulting Word files looked horrible! The original author had used multiple graphics, backgrounds and fonts. For something like this I would a different program to recreate the document to its original form but the co-worker wanted to use Word.
After considerable research I opted to strip out and simplify the graphics to one background and create a Word Template so the background could be used for multiple documents.
99Designs, hands down, had the best step-by-step instructions to create the template, insert the image, size and center it - https://99designs.com/blog/design-tutorials/tutorial-microsoft-word-letterhead-template/, something I was not able to do just by inserting the image into the background of the document itself.
After considerable research I opted to strip out and simplify the graphics to one background and create a Word Template so the background could be used for multiple documents.
99Designs, hands down, had the best step-by-step instructions to create the template, insert the image, size and center it - https://99designs.com/blog/design-tutorials/tutorial-microsoft-word-letterhead-template/, something I was not able to do just by inserting the image into the background of the document itself.
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