By Henghameh Poya, LCS Intern
Ever wonder, "How do I alter the margins in my document?" "How
do I add those equations in Excel?" You're not alone. Legal employers expect
their interns and attorneys to be self-sufficient when it comes to computer
skills; check out these resources that offer videos and step-by-step
instructions.
1. Straight from the source
This website offers video tutorials for all of Microsoft's available
programs. You can also choose which version you have and whether you're using a
PC or Mac. Try using the search bar at the top of the page to navigate you to
what you're looking for.
2. If videos aren’t your thing
This website offers step-by-step instructions (with
pictures) on how to do a variety of tasks. It also offers some helpful
explanations on what the tools do and what they would be useful for. The
directions may differ slightly depending on the version of Office you’re using,
but you'll get a nice overview from this website.
3. Just another option
This website is another text-based instruction site, but
it's not quite as comprehensive as the previous one. It offers some simple
instructions and gives you the option of choosing which version you're using.
Tip: If there isn't a tutorial for what you're looking for,
try running a Google search with a brief description of your question.
Example: "how to add column Microsoft Word."
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