Word Tips

When you were in school, you probably had to write according to standards set forth by the your school, such as the APA or MLA stylebooks. In Word, you can…

There are different ways to select text in a Word document, from a single word to the entire document. Sure, you can drag-select text anywhere in a document, but selecting…

Have you ever wondered how to add the various professional symbols in Word? Symbols for copyright, trademark, and others are available, but they are not always easy to find. The…

Customizing a bullet point can be fun and useful, bringing more attention to important information. As with anything new, using this method to bring attention to information takes a little…

Setting up a template in Word helps save you time by not requiring you to reinvent the wheel every time you need to create a document. Such reinvention feels very…

Have you ever been in the middle of a presentation using Word and had the need to demonstrate something with text, so you typed in a bunch of garbage text?…

In early version of Word, you could press your insert key on your keyboard to either type over (replace) text or insert new text. The default was to insert text,…

Have you ever needed to translate a document into another language or a document from another country into English? Follow these steps to have Word do it for you: Select…

Projects generally have more moving parts than tasks. Projects require a series of tasks and may have the complexity to justify project management techniques. Generally, the first two questions to…