Author Archives: Marshall Gunnell

Hosting a Zoom meeting with a large number of participants can be tough. Adding a co-host to your session allows you to share host privileges, letting them take some of the workload like managing participants and screen sharing. Here’s how it&#82… Continue reading →

As the majority of the global workforce now works remotely, the need for video conferencing has risen—and so has the popularity of Zoom. In a Zoom call, you may eventually need to share your screen with participants. Here’s how.Read This Articl… Continue reading →

People often use Zoom for work and conference calls, but it doesn’t have to be all work and no play. You can use an interesting photo or video virtual background during the call to liven things up!Read This Article on How-To Geek › Continue reading →

If you’re wanting to delete a page containing text, graphics, or other content in a Microsoft Word document, or if you’re wanting to get rid of that blank white page at the end of your report that won’t appear to go away, here’s how.Read This A… Continue reading →

Almost every video conferencing program available has some sort of vulnerability, and Zoom is undoubtedly no exception. However,  Zoom users can do a few things to make their next conference call a bit more secure.Read This Article on How-To Geek &rs… Continue reading →

Leaving comments in a Word document is a good way to leave feedback on a piece you’re reviewing. If the issue you commented on has been resolved, you can remove the note to keep things looking clean. Here’s how.Read This Article on How-To Geek &rsa… Continue reading →

Zapier, a leader in the remote-working world, has released a Mac-only screen capture and annotation tool called Zappy. Here’s everything you need to know about this new application, and if you should use it over Apple’s built-in options.Rea… Continue reading →

Amidst the global pandemic that is COVID-19 (which definitely isn’t caused by 5G), more people are working remotely and using Zoom for video-conferencing. However, they’re facing a security issue called “Zoombombing.” What is this, … Continue reading →

If you can’t find the slide background that you’re looking for in PowerPoint’s presentation library, you can use any image of your own choosing. PowerPoint makes this possible in just a few simple steps. Here’s how.Read This Article on How-… Continue reading →

If you have a PDF file that you would like to convert to a PowerPoint presentation, you can download a program to quickly do the work for you, or you can use one of the many available online converters.Read This Article on How-To Geek › Continue reading →