How to Share Your Screen in Microsoft Teams Only available on the desktop app Microsoft Teamshas a robust screen-sharing and presentation tool. You can share your entire desktop screen or a specific application in video calls or conference meetings. We’ll show you how to share your screen on Teams for Windows and macOS. Microsoft Teams Presenter Modes Explained Microsoft Teamshas three presenter modes:Standout,Side-by-side, andReporter. Sharing your screen with “Presenter modes” allows meeting participants to see you (the presenter) and your screen....

How to Fix “Word experienced an error trying to open the file” Luckily you can fix this annoying problem Do you get a “Word experienced an error trying to open the file” error while attempting to launch a document with Microsoft Word? Chances are a third-party app has altered your file. We’ll show you a few ways to get around this problem and successfully launch your document. The other reasons you may experience the above issue include Word’s Protected View feature blocking your document access, yourfile being corrupt, Word having problems, and more....

How to Insert, Delete, or Edit a Comment in Microsoft Word Makes collaborating a heckuva lot easier Have you ever been working on a Microsoft Word document and wanted to make a comment or annotation? Or perhaps you’ve completed some work on your document, and now need to edit or delete an existing comment? If so, don’t worry, in this article, we’ll show you how to insert comments into your Microsoft Word documents as well as how to edit or delete existing ones....

Windows White Screen of Death: What It Is and How to Fix We show you 8 methods to resurrect it The White Screen of Death (WSOD) is a white screen that appears when something is wrong with your Microsoft Windows 10 or Windows 11 operating system. Unlike the Blue Screen of Death, no errors tend to accompany the white screen problem to give you an idea of what caused the issue....

How to Right-Click on a Chromebook It can be quite confusing your first time Chromebookstypically have a touchpad or trackpad with no (left and right) buttons. A soft tap, touch, or press of the trackpad is equivalent to a left click. If it’s your first time using a buttonless trackpad, right-clicking on your Chromebook can be confusing. This tutorial will show you how to right-click on your Chromebook using the touchpad and external mouse....