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Where to Find Twitter Drafts

Posted on December 10, 2019 by Mel Hawthorne Leave a Comment

If you’ve saved a Tweet as a draft and then couldn’t find it again worry not – there’s a really easy way to get them back and edit or publish them! All you need to do is press the button to write a new tweet in the bottom right corner and then check at the top. … [Read more...] about Where to Find Twitter Drafts

How to Restore a Lost Chrome Session

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Losing a Google Chrome browser session can be annoying, especially if, on re-launch, your windows and pinned tabs don’t re-open. Them not coming back doesn’t mean they are lost forever though – you may still be able to get them back. … [Read more...] about How to Restore a Lost Chrome Session

How to Unlike a Picture on Instagram

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We all change our mind sometimes – this includes things we like. In the case of Instagram, unliking posts is relatively easy. You need to find the post again – either by scrolling up and back to the post you liked, or by finding it through your post history. … [Read more...] about How to Unlike a Picture on Instagram

Google Slides: How to Print Slides with Notes

Posted on December 5, 2019 by Mel Hawthorne Leave a Comment

Printing out a slide-based presentation can be very helpful for all sorts of public speaking, studying and more – especially if the notes you may have added are printed as well. You can print your slides, notes included, in just a few clicks, and here is how. … [Read more...] about Google Slides: How to Print Slides with Notes

iPhone: Change Video Recording Resolution

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If you aren’t happy with the default resolution of the video that your iPhone is recording, you can change it relatively easily. For iPhones that run iOS 12 or newer, you can follow the steps below. This may still work for some older versions, but not all. … [Read more...] about iPhone: Change Video Recording Resolution

Google Sheets: Set Cells to Same Size

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Using Google Sheets to keep track of your data is great – there are a lot of styling and formatting tools available to make things easier. One such formatting tool is the ability to control the width and height of cells in batches. Here’s how to do it. … [Read more...] about Google Sheets: Set Cells to Same Size

Link to a Specific Section of Google Doc

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In longer documents, breaking text up into chapters or sections is almost a given. In a physical document, skipping ahead or back is easy – that’s not so much the case in computer documents. That doesn’t mean it’s impossible though – in fact, in Google Docs, it’s quite easy. … [Read more...] about Link to a Specific Section of Google Doc

How to Use the Unique Function in Google Sheets

Posted on December 4, 2019 by Mel Hawthorne Leave a Comment

The unique function in Google Sheets can be very useful – when applied to a list with multiple entries that repeat, it provides a second list that only features one of each entry. This means that if you have a list featuring multiple sign-ins from multiple people, you can use the unique function to find out who signed in. The result of the unique function is a list featuring … [Read more...] about How to Use the Unique Function in Google Sheets

How to Use Data Validation in Google Forms

Posted on December 4, 2019 by Mel Hawthorne Leave a Comment

Google Forms is a great tool for collecting info from multiple people, be it responses to your wedding invitations or an anonymous poll on what shoe size is the most common. Data validation is a great tool that can help you make sure that the answers you get actually fit what you’re asking. … [Read more...] about How to Use Data Validation in Google Forms

How to Use LaTeX Math Equations in Google Docs

Posted on December 4, 2019 by Mel Hawthorne Leave a Comment

While Google Docs is a fantastic tool for papers, reports and work like that, it’s not all-powerful and sometimes needs a little help to get the job done. Working with advanced math tools like LaTeX equations is one such example. Thankfully, even where vanilla Google Docs fails, add-ons can help out. When it comes to LaTeX equations, the most helpful one out there is A … [Read more...] about How to Use LaTeX Math Equations in Google Docs