Changing this setting will allow you to print column and row headers on every sheet you print out. If you do not select to “Print Titles” your column and row headers will ONLY appear on the first page of your print out.
If you need to make changes to a worksheet that contains a lot of formulas, or complex formulas, you may need to know what cells will affect these formulas. You can trace formula ‘Precedents’ and ‘Dependents’ with the click of a button.
If you have trouble viewing the messages in your Inbox because the text size is too small, this change be changed in “View Settings”. You can make the individual message text larger as well as change the size of the text in the column headers. This process works the same in Outlook 2010 and Outlook 2013.
If you have trouble viewing the messages in your Inbox because the text size is too small, this change be changed in “View Settings”. You can make the individual message text larger as well as change the size of the text in the column headers.
If you find yourself typing the same sentences in text messages and e-mails, you can create a shortcut to save time. This process is shown on iPhone with iOS 6, but works exactly the same on iPhone with iOS 7. New video for iOS 7 coming soon!