Crabby Office Lady

When you're trying to get help, one unknown term or phrase can give you that deer-in-the-headlights feeling, stymieing you in your jump across the highway of knowledge. Demystifying a few Internet terms

Webster's Dictionary defines a scam as "a fraudulent or deceptive act or operation." And that's it. There are no secondary definitions. It's pretty simple, really: Someone is trying to bamboozle you. http://bit.ly/Crabby-scams

I don't normally get too excited about operating systems. To me, they're necessities of computing, not the subjects of gushing excitement. I have to make an exception for Windows 7, however. It's put a kick in my startup and a song in my taskbar...

Every year Microsoft sponsors the Giving Campaign, encouraging its employees to donate to the non-profit cause of their choice. Donations that U.S.-based employees make to eligible nonprofits are matched dollar for dollar by the company, up to $12,000 each year...

Office Online has teamed up with Monster.com and have we got a plan for you.

Good LORD everyone does a whole lot of whining about how they don't know how to use THIS or they can't figure out THAT. It's not as if we tossed you the software and left you on your own, you know... 10 ways to get the help you need

Your workplace draws all sorts of personalities. So how do you collaborate with them and still keep your sanity? Let Office be the middleman. Read the Full post Listen to the accompanying Podcast

Regarding PowerPoint, does one mention of a slide master or a linked or embedded file send you screaming out of the room? It needn’t be that way. I’ve written an entire blog postthat identifies 10 of the most common terms you must know about when working in PowerPoint.

Yon't have to be geometrically or spatially inclined in order to create drawings and documents that make you look like you are. Visio helps out with that. But then....what the heck do all those Visio words mean anyhow? http://bit.ly/VisoTerms

In this weeks blog post, Crabby answers 3 common password questions, I try to salvage what sanity you have left and unravel the mysteries of Outlook passwords at the same time.

I recently realized that I love to create and use templates. Useful ones, kooky ones, templates just for the fun of it. Now you can download and use my templates too; they're all on the Office Online Templates site. Download a Crabby template today (and tomorrow too)! Remember to rate them...