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      *Clementine - Music player, looks like a modern take on Winamp. I am using on Linux via Flatpak and also have installed on Windows 11 desktop. (!L)      *Clementine - Music player, looks like a modern take on Winamp. I am using on Linux via Flatpak and also have installed on Windows 11 desktop. (!L)
      *Strawberry is a fork of Clementine and looks to be better maintained. (**!L**)      *Strawberry is a fork of Clementine and looks to be better maintained. (**!L**)
-     *Spotify (**!L**)  (I have family license as my sons have demanded.....) I am now family subscribed to YouTube which automatically gives YouTube Music.  I will probably move away from Spotify for this reason.+     *Spotify (I no longer use this.  I have subscription to Youtube family, that includes Youtube music).
      *Youtube / Youtube Music, is web based on desktop and has apps for iOS (**!L**)      *Youtube / Youtube Music, is web based on desktop and has apps for iOS (**!L**)
   *Remote Control / Cloud   *Remote Control / Cloud
      *Nextcloud Windows client - Cloud server client (**!L**)      *Nextcloud Windows client - Cloud server client (**!L**)
      *Putty - a SSH terminal program for Windows (**!**)      *Putty - a SSH terminal program for Windows (**!**)
-     *TigerVNC - remove video terminal program (**!L**)+     *TigerVNC - remove video terminal program (**!L**) (Home server LAN access only) 
 +     *I run Guacamole on my server that allows remote VNC via HTTP. (**!L**) (Home server LAN access only)
   *Security   *Security
       *Keepass - Password and other secret info repository (**!L**)       *Keepass - Password and other secret info repository (**!L**)
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       *ACAD 2022 - CAD software I use at work.       *ACAD 2022 - CAD software I use at work.
       *Navisworks - 3D productivity software, I started using the limited free, version at work, Freedom.  I now have the full version at work, Manage.       *Navisworks - 3D productivity software, I started using the limited free, version at work, Freedom.  I now have the full version at work, Manage.
-      *Foxit Pro - a PDF reader and writer (**!**) I use my private license at work.+      *Foxit Pro - a PDF reader and writer (**!**) I no longer use, there is no full Linux that I can use on my home machines. 
       *Qoppa PDF Studio - I got this for my Linux desktop.  It is sadly the only **full** pdf suit I could find on Linux. I have not tried on Windows or for work.  It looks pretty good though.(**!L**)       *Qoppa PDF Studio - I got this for my Linux desktop.  It is sadly the only **full** pdf suit I could find on Linux. I have not tried on Windows or for work.  It looks pretty good though.(**!L**)
       *Bluebeam Revu - a PDF reader and writer I use at work now, definitely has the best PDF technician editing functions I have seen.  I still find working on standard documents easier on Foxit or Qoppa.       *Bluebeam Revu - a PDF reader and writer I use at work now, definitely has the best PDF technician editing functions I have seen.  I still find working on standard documents easier on Foxit or Qoppa.
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   *[[https://www.bettersolutions.com/word/fields/tc-field.htm|TC "text" [switches]]]   *[[https://www.bettersolutions.com/word/fields/tc-field.htm|TC "text" [switches]]]
     *''{ TC  "Appendix A - Content/Name" \l 1 \n }''     *''{ TC  "Appendix A - Content/Name" \l 1 \n }''
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 +A good TOC reference: [[http://wordfaqs.ssbarnhill.com/TOCTips.htm|TOC Tips and Tricks]]  **<fc #ff0000>(Looks like a good MSWord site.)</fc>**  Also [[https://wordmvp.com/|The Word MVP Site]]
 +=====Soft and Hard Return and Page Break and Section Breaks=====
 +  *Hard Return: A hard return is created by pressing the Enter key. This action signifies the end of a paragraph and the beginning of a new one. It is visually represented in Word as a paragraph mark (¶) when non-printing characters are displayed. Hard returns help organize text into distinct sections, making documents easier to read and navigate. 
 +  *Soft Return: A soft return, also known as a line break, is created by pressing Shift + Enter. This action moves the cursor to the next line without starting a new paragraph. Soft returns are useful for formatting text within the same paragraph, such as in lists or when you want to break a line without creating additional spacing that a hard return would introduce. 
 +  *Page break: A page break is created by pressing Ctrl + Enter. These create a break between pages in your document, allowing you to start a new page without affecting the layout of the previous pages. They only partition the body text of the document. 
 +  *Section Breaks: There is no standard keyboard entry for section breaks.  Section breaks are inserted from the menu ribbon, under layout -> breaks (in the page setup ribbon) These allow you to change the layout or formatting of a section of your document. They can partition not only the body text but also headers, footers, page numbers, and margins, enabling different formatting within the same document.
 +    * There are multiplate types of section breaks.  I normally use the __N__ext Page one that creates a new section and new page.
 +Usage: Use page breaks for simple page transitions, while section breaks are useful for more complex formatting needs, such as changing the number of columns or page orientation within a document. 
  
 =====MS Word and Excel Keyboard Shortcuts===== =====MS Word and Excel Keyboard Shortcuts=====