Adding Images to Headers or Footers in Word
Headers and footers are great for including consistent elements like page numbers, dates, or even images, such as a company logo. Here’...
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Creating Vertical Tear-Off Pages in Word
Even in the digital age, a well-designed flyer with vertical tear-offs can make an impactful statement for promoting your product, serv...
Using Touch Mode in Word (Enable or Disable)
Microsoft Word is designed with a default interface for mouse navigation. However, for users with touch-enabled screens, enabling Touch...
How to Lock Text Boxes in Word
Locking text boxes in Word is an excellent way to safeguard specific content from accidental or intentional changes. This guide will wa...
Improving Word’ Grammar Checker
Microsoft Word includes a robust grammar checker that, with a few adjustments, can rival popular tools like Grammarly. While Grammarly ...
Creating Mailing Labels in Word from an Excel List
Follow these simple steps to create and print mailing labels using data from an Excel spreadsheet. Mail merge makes it easy to transfer...
Creating Newsletter Columns in Word
Creating a professional newsletter in Microsoft Word can be a breeze with a few simple steps. Here's how to format your newsletter with...
Starting Microsoft Word from the Command Prompt (and Why)
You can launch Microsoft Word from the Command Prompt and use various switches to control how it starts. This is useful for troubleshoo...
How to Change a Microsoft Word Document to a CSV File
If you have a list of data in a Word document and need to convert it into a CSV (Comma Separated Value) format, here's a step-by-step g...
Formatting Superscript or Subscript in Word & PowerPoint
Superscript and subscript text are essential for writing chemical formulas, mathematical equations, and footnotes. Here's how to add an...