Take us on the journey, Wes

Yes and have passed this valuable skill onto my offspring.

Ha! "Toolbars"

I think today is.....Bursday?

You forgot about the 919 browser tabs they have open. 😂

I need more assistance chewing holes in the corners once the wrapping is done. Monty, do you charge by the hour or by the gift?

I appreciate the height of Aptos, but Calibri feels cleaner, more neutral. The "a" and "g" in particular with Aptos feel closed and hard to read, especially at smaller font sizes. Honestly, I prefer Segoe because it utilizes an open-tail lowercase "g," but it's not a pre-installed font. 😁

Outlook is a little trickier.
1 - Go to File > Options.
2 - On the Mail tab, select "Stationery and Fonts."
3 - Choose your fonts for new mail messages and replies/forwards.
4 - Click OK until you return to Outlook.

Had to redo the image and lost the alt text (sorry!). The image shows the steps I outlined above with green highlights over the arrow (because it's tiny), the font selections, and the "Set as Default" pop-up asking if you want to set it for just this document or all documents.

Defaults fonts are machine-specific so you'll have to set this on each device. If you're an IT admin, you can set default fonts at the org level: learn.microsoft.com/office/troub...

First up: disabling pop-up "tips" for Office (M365) apps:

1 - Open any Office app.
2 - Click on the File tab.
3 - Select Options.
4 - Under General, look under "User Interface options" for a drop-down menu called "ScreenTip style."
5 - Select "Don't show ScreenTips."

I did enjoy that, thanks.

(P.S. Hello old friend. Nice to see you here.)