Use Windows 10 Snip & Sketch Tool
This utility is included in Windows 10 Version 1809 and later. It can take still screenshots of an open window, rectangular areas, a free-form area, or the entire screen. Learn how to launch and use the Snip & Sketch tool. Read the Full Article
How to Blur Your Background in Microsoft Teams
Blurring the background is just one cool trick in Microsoft Teams to help clean up or hide background messes during calls & help protect your privacy. But please note: blurring or replacing your background might not always stop sensitive information from being seen by call participants. Learn how to apply background effects for your next […]
When All Else Fails Restart Your PC
Rebooting fixes 90% of user computer problems. Different programs and the operating system of your PC consume RAM. Restarting your computer dumps the current state. Read the Full Article
How To Set Your Windows 10 for Night Time
Your display emits blue light—the kind of light you see during the day—which can keep you up at night. To help you get to sleep, turn on the night light and your display will show warmer colors at night that are easier on your eyes, especially if you work on your laptop at night. Learn […]
How to Properly Log Off/Sign Off Windows 10
Logging off secures your computer and files from people who are not authorized to see them. It ensures your work is saved and your files are closed properly. If your desktop computer at work unexpectedly shuts off overnight or during the weekend, you might lose data if you didn’t log off. Learn how to properly […]
A Snapshot of Microsoft Teams’ Control Panel
Let’s learn what all those icons do at the top-right of the Teams meeting window and how they can be used while in a Microsoft Teams meeting. Read the Full Article
How to Use the Microsoft Quick Access Toolbar
Welcome to ABI’s 1st ever Tech Thursday. Each week, we will preview quick videos and tips to help you navigate applications and the web. Our first tip is on Microsoft Office and using the Quick Access Toolbar at the top of each office application, including Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Read the Full Article
