Improving Microsoft Word’s Grammar Checker
Microsoft Word has a built-in grammar checker that can be enhanced to catch more advanced grammar issues. Here’s how to boost Word’s gr...
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Creating Mailing Labels in Word from Excel
Follow these steps to easily create mailing labels in Word using a mailing list from Excel.
Step One: Prepare Your Mailing List in E...
Creating Newsletter Columns in Word
Microsoft Word offers various tools to help you design professional newsletters with ease. Here’s a step-by-step guide to achieve a pol...
Starting Microsoft Word from the Command Prompt (and Why)
Launching Microsoft Word from the Command Prompt is not just for opening the app—it also allows you to use various switches and paramet...
Converting a Word Document to CSV
CSV (Comma Separated Value) files are commonly used for transferring data between applications, as they are simple and compatible with ...
Formatting Superscript or Subscript in Word & PowerPoint
Superscript and subscript formatting is often required for chemical formulas, mathematical expressions, or footnotes. Here’s how to use...
Setting Up an Expense Form in Word
Whether for business trips or tax purposes, expense forms are essential for tracking and requesting reimbursements. If your company doe...
How to Create a Flowchart in Word
Microsoft Word offers built-in tools like shapes and SmartArt for designing and arranging flowcharts. Follow these steps to create flow...
Using Microsoft Word Learning Tools
Microsoft Word’s Learning Tools, available to Office 365 subscribers, are designed to improve reading comprehension and fluency. These ...
How to Create a Book in Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word provides built-in settings for designing books or booklets, making it simple to format documents for projects like memoi...