Microsoft Word articles
How many times have you had to create a document and you think to yourself, “wait, I did this for another document about a week ago!” And didn’t you wish that you could quickly copy the styles from your previous document to your new one? […]
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The Envelope feature in Word is pretty intuitive and fairly easy to use so that you can create really professional looking envelopes that rival the ones you get at the Stationers. Word makes it so easy in fact, that it takes the liberty of assuming
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Have a document that has multiple highlighting in it? Yes, lots of folks DO have documents like this and sometimes they have a need to change the color of the highlighting. It could be that you have more than one person working on the document
If you have ever worked on very long documents that use line number, you may have, for some reason, stored a parts of the document in different files. But, wait! You do not want the line numbers to start over when you print the different
Normally ScreenTips will appear when you position your mouse over a toolbar button. Their function is to display a hint about what the button does. Go ahead and hover your cursor over the Underline tool on the Home tab of your Ribbon and you will
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If your job requires you to create address labels in Word, you most certainly will have noticed that Word limits the number of lines you can use in an address. Now you will not necessarily see this limit while you are creating your envelopes or
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We all know that one of the tasks teachers must perform is creating quizzes, tests and exams for their students. One of my dearest friends has a daughter who is a teacher and she likes to format her true and false quizzes thusly – though
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A reader wrote recently inquiring about the documents he takes home to work on. It seems like the documents he brings home on his flash drive always open in Read Only. I asked him if he had the same version of Word at home as
How to Setup a Flash Drive as a Trusted Location in Word 2010 Read More »
Ok, I think I have covered in past posts how you can format your documents in levels in Word (i.e., characters, paragraphs and sections. Of the three, sections seem to be the one that throws folks for a loop when it comes to formatting. If
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One of those great things that you can do in Word 2013 is create a booklet. The reasons to create a booklet are many – program for a wedding, recipes, minutes of a meeting, family reunion, etc. Use your imagination just a little bit and
If you would like to count the paragraphs in your document and do it quickly, this is the article for you. Follow the steps below to learn how: Make sure that your document has been saved. Click CTRL + Home to go to the beginning
If you are a public speaker or host seminars or even have groups of visitors to your office, this article will come in very handy. Why? Because all of the above referenced occasions warrant the use of Sign In Sheets! Most sign in sheets are
I wish I had a nickel for every time I’ve heard, “All of a sudden every time I open word it looks like graph paper and I can’t get rid of it.” There are a couple of reasons that can cause the graph paper problem.
I know I have covered assigning a macro to a button on Quick Access Toolbar (QAT), but did you know that you could also add buttons in the text of your document?? These buttons have a macro or Word command assigned to them and you
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