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Contact US
LearnIT!
33 New Montgomery St., #300
San Francisco, CA 94105
Phone: 415.693.0250
Fax: 415.693.0286
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Quick Tip of the Month
Are you having a hard time remembering strong passwords?
Try making up an acronym with a number in the middle. For Example:
A big gulp has 32 ounces (Abgh32o)
My home address is 4 Oak (Mhai4O)
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Dear Students & Clients,
Back by popular demand!! Learn iT! is happy to announce the return of the Tips and Tricks newsletter!
You will receive a monthly newsletter with information about guaranteed to run classes, special promotions and free tips on how to use various computer applications. We hope you enjoy the new format and find the information useful.
Thank you for your continued support!
Cathy Epstein
Learn iT!, VP of Marketing
Admit it...we've all done it. You hit print and the next thing you know hundreds of pages are spitting out of the printer. And you can't stop it!!
Because you have to act quickly, your first defense is to turn off the printer. However, you must also delete the print job from the printer queue or the print job will resume.
To delete a print job in Windows, simply click on the start menu and go to Settings > Printers and Faxes. Then right click on the printer and select "Cancel All Documents".
If you're working on a networked printer and don't have access to your printer control panels, contact your IT manager and he or she can stop the job for you.
Did you accidentally kick your power cord or close Microsoft's Word without saving your document? Well maybe you lost your work -- but then again maybe you didn't!
MS Word has a built-in AutoRecovery feature that in many cases saved your work! When enabled, the AutoRecovery feature creates a second, temporary copy of your document every few minutes. Although the default setting is to automatically save your work every ten minutes, it's a good idea to make sure this feature is enabled.
To access the AutoRecovery feature, on the Tools menu, click Options and then click the Save tab. There you'll find the "Save AutoRecovery info every: X minutes". If you want to specify where the files are saved, click the File Locations tab.
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