Efficiency Tips (including MS Outlook & Word) of the Month

Re-position your cursor quickly, uses of the < tab > key, use multiple signatures in MS Outlook, and set default saving location in MS Word.

Pasting Options in MS Word 2010 (eliminate frustrations associated with copying from another source and pasting in MS Word)

Do you copy information from the Internet (a web page), a PDF, or another document for the purpose of pasting into your Microsoft Word document? Only to find that images and all sorts of other unwanted items are pasted as … Continue reading →

Using AutoText in MS Word 2010 for Medical Offices

Instead of using an EMR (electronic medical record ) solution in your medical office, do you use MS Word 2010? If so, and you are not conversant in the use of AutoText, perhaps the following information will be of use … Continue reading →

Creating Medical Templates in MS Word for use with Dragon Medical & Speakeasy Solutions Inc. Training Sessions

This information is primarily geared towards prospective and new clients of Speakeasy Solutions Inc., as well as existing clients who are beginning to use MS Word for their document creation. If you are a new client of Speakeasy Solutions Inc., … Continue reading →

Creating & Editing Templates in Microsoft Word (for Dragon Medical users)

If a physician is not using an EMR, they often make use of Microsoft Word for their new consult and follow up letters, in addition to their medical legal reports. When I work with physicians on voice automating their workflow, … Continue reading →

Lost in the Inbox

My clients never cease hearing my endless refrain of “the right tool for the right job” for I am fanatic about efficiency. Is Dragon faster, or is the scroll wheel on the mouse faster? These are questions that plague me … Continue reading →

Modifying the MS Word 2007 & 2010 normal.dotm Template

One of the greatest unanswered questions of all time will inevitably go down in history as: “Why did Microsoft change the normal.dot template of MS Word to Calibri 11 with extra spacing and multiple lines?” The question following that will … Continue reading →