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Tip of the Week: Inserting copyright, trademark or other symbols in Word

Microsoft Word has the ability to insert lots of different symbols for those that work with technical and legal documents.  For instance, if you press Ctrl-Alt-C you will get the copyright symbol.  If you press Ctrl-Alt-T you get the trademark symbol and Ctrl-Alt-R will generate the registered symbol.  If you really want to get "symbolic" click on the Insert menu, then on Symbol... to see the complete list of available options!

Headwhack of the Week: Keeping the Taskbar from moving

The blue "Taskbar" that usually resides along the bottom of the Windows Desktop can sometimes get moved to the sides or top of the screen if someone happens to drag the mouse just right.  The size of the Taskbar can also be increased or decreased by clicking on the top edge of the bar and dragging up or down.

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