Different methods have been made available to students and staff which allow you to report emails which are considered as either Spam or Phishing.
Spam or Junk emails are often classed as unsolicited emails which may focus on advertising and selling goods or services. You may have never signed up for these emails in the first place. A large number of Spam or Junk emails may be received in a small time frame.
LRC opening hours indicated as self-service hours are for University of Chichester staff and students only, with security cover in the building. During self-service periods entry is via campus card only.
The University of Chichester Library Service is committed to open access for staff, students, and its wider communities.
Members of the public may use all open access material for reference use only. We also offer a ‘Walk-in Access’ scheme for use of Microsoft Office, our electronic resources, and Wi-Fi access to the internet. To arrange this please visit the reception desk and bring both a photo ID and a proof of address. If you wish to have borrowing rights then you may apply to become an Associate Member.
Use SmartArt to quickly and easily make a visual representations of your information. You can choose from amongst many different layouts including: Lists, Processes. Cycles, Hierarchy and many more. Use their visual design to efficiently communicate your message or ideas. SmartArt graphics can be created in Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Word.
Launch PowerPoint and open a new or existing presentation.
Launch PowerPoint and open a new or existing presentation.
Tables are a powerful tool in Microsoft Word that allow you to organise and present data effectively. This guide will walk you through the basics of creating, formatting, and modifying tables in Word.
Whilst this site displays tables differently to Microsoft word, here is an example table with first column's cells merged together:
The Dictation feature allows you to speak into your microphone, and Word will convert your speech into text. Here’s how to use it:
Check Your Microphone: Ensure you have a working microphone connected to your computer.
Open Microsoft Word: Launch Microsoft Word and open the document where you want to use dictation.
Activate Dictation:
This guide will show you how to insert images from different sources, adjust text wrapping, and explore basic formatting options.
Go to the 'Insert' tab on the Ribbon.
Click on 'Pictures' and select 'Stock Images'.
