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Couple of weeks ago i decided it might be a good idea to send an All Staff email containing a "Tip of the Week" - so, I'm sending this out each Wednesday.

So far I've sent only two, but i can see what will happen in the future; we'll be too busy and before i know it Wednesday is here again and i'll be struggling to send something worthwhile.

What i don't want to do is start sending out crap [how to close an application] just to send something. The plan was to give the staff useful tips they could use.

 

The two i sent already included

 

  • Dragging/creating self contained email files from Outlook
  • Turning off the annoying Office clipboard they complained about

Anyone interested in sharing tips?

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Don't play leapfrog with a unicorn?

 

 

The use of tabs with tab markers instead of multiple spaces/tabs in Word?

Using Ctrl+K in Outlook to automatically lookup half-typed email account names?

Using tabs in IE?

Adding a signature/contact details to an email?

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Some more Top Tips.

 

Avoid getting prosecuted for using your phone while driving. Simply pop your mobile inside a large shell and the police will think you are listening to the sea.

 

DON'T waste money on j expensive iPods. Simply think of your favourite tune and I hum it. If you want to "switch tracks", simply think of another song you like and hum that instead.

 

CINEMAGOERS: Have consideration for pirate DVD viewers by using the toilet before the film starts.

 

RAPPERS: Avoid having to say: "Know what I'm sayin'" all the time by actually speaking clearly in the first place.

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1. Don't eat red or brown snow either!

 

2. Your favourite beverage (end of term), gives people the chance to save

 

3. I regularly find users don't know the fundamental basics such as creating folders!

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Thanks to all the replies containing 'colorful' suggestions.

The last link can be useful, so thanks very much for that, acrobson :)

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Tip of the week for me to staff/students would be:

 

Insert photos into word/powerpoint documents and not copy and paste. By inserting a photo rather than copying it your cutting the file size by huge amounts.

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We have a newsletter every week, which many a staff don't read - so I can't imagine the teachers reading this unless, I have a breaking headline in the subject bar mmm........
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Tip of the week for me to staff/students would be:

 

Insert photos into word/powerpoint documents and not copy and paste. By inserting a photo rather than copying it your cutting the file size by huge amounts.

 

Yeah, we get that one a lot - also a common trick the students have is to right-click>paste from the search results in Google Images so they a) get a teeny-tiny low res image and b) get all the hyperlinks.

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