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What is a recent(or maybe significant) thing that you learnt to do(or taught someone else to do) that was pretty good and think more people should know of or try out?

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Recently started using mail merge.
Combined it with some vba scripting(didn’t learn it well, just found some scripts on the net and modified them a bit) so that I could get pdf files for emailing by clicking a macro button from an excel sheet.

Also, go to use the info about the keyboard mouse right click button when someone’s Right Mouse Button was not working. https://www.online-tech-tips.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Windows-Right-Click-Button.jpg

I mentioned only computer things because of recency, but please do share your experiences in other topics too.

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Alice@beehaw.org
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Yooooo thank you for including audiobooks!

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Cowbee [he/him]@lemmy.ml
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I can’t take credit for it, a comrade who loved my list sent the links and suggestion for adding them in DMs. Hope you enjoy!

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