How to Create and Use ‘Quick Parts’ for Frequently Used Text in a Document (Word 2013) April 6, 2013 Helios Visions Microsoft Office Productivity, Pro Member Tutorials, Time & Technology Training You can save blocks of text that you use often when composing documents. Using "Quick Parts" can help you save time and be more efficient. This post is only available to members. Share ThisTweetShareShare Related Posts How to Change Time Increments in Outlook Calendar You can change the time increments shown in your Outlook calendar to allow for smaller more detailed calendar entries. This will work in Outlook 2003, Outlook 2007, and Outlook 2010. This post is only available to members. Creating Keyboard Shortcuts for Most Used Programs (Windows XP) Creating keyboard shortcuts for your most used programs, files, and documents can be a big time saver! This post is only available to members. Quick Launch Toolbar in Windows XP The Quick Launch Toolbar can be a great tool for quick access to your most used programs. This post is only available to members.
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