How to Change the Default Folder in Windows 10 File Explorer After upgrading to Windows 10 recently, I noticed that whenever I opened Explorer, it would always show me Quick Access. I like the new Quick Access feature, but I preferred to have Explorer open to This PC instead. For me, being able to access the different drives on the computer and my network devices was far more important than accessing frequently used folders or recently opened files....

How to Create Fillable Forms in Word Did you know that you can create forms in Word that people can fill out? When you hear about fillable forms, it is almost always related to Adobe and PDF documents because that’s the most popular format. However, Word is also quite a powerful tool and you can use it to quickly create forms that you can either print or send via email, etc....

How to Use Compare & Combine Documents in Word Word has two really useful features that almost no one ever uses:Compare DocumentsandCombine Documents. As their names imply, the features let you either compare two Word docs against each other or combine two together. So when would you ever need to use this? Well, if you’re like me, you probably have 20 different versions of your resume saved in various locations over the years....

How to Create and Use Formulas in Tables in Word There are a lot of times when I need to include some simple data calculations in a Word document and a table is the best option. You can always try toinsert an entire Excel spreadsheet into your Word doc, but that’s overkill sometimes. In this article, I’m going to talk about how you can use formulas inside tables in Word. There are only a handful of formulas you can use, but it’s enough to get totals, counts, round numbers, etc....

How to View Mac Files on a Windows PC Even though OS X can read Windows formatted hard drives just fine, the opposite is still not true, even with Windows 10. Granted, OS X can’t write to a Windows formatted disk, but at least it can read the contents of the drive and you can copy the data to your Mac computer. Windows has absolutely no support for the Mac hard disk file format (HFS+)....