When you’re using Microsoft Word, do you often have to refer to a certain document for reference? Maybe you frequently need to look at some sort of guide or template? If so, you might want to “pin” it to make it more easily accessible! Just follow these steps: Open Microsoft Word and click File. 2.(…)
Do you use Microsoft Word at work? Most of us do. That’s why Microsoft Word tips, tricks, and shortcuts always come in handy! Even if you’re a Microsoft Word expert, I bet that a few of these items will surprise you. Try them out and see what you think! (I’m particularly enamored with item #2.(…)
I’m sure you’ve mastered the art of copying text in one document (by highlighting it and pressing CTRL+C) and pasting it into another document (by pressing CTRL+V). This is a handy shortcut and pretty common knowledge. But did you know that there’s also a really easy way to make the new text match the formatting(…)
I just finished putting the final touches on a user guide. Now I want to publish it as a PDF and I want to have working links in the Table of Contents and bookmarks in the PDF. Choosing Print [to PDF] from the file menu will not result in a hyperlinked, bookmarked PDF file. But here’s how you(…)
Do you ever use the Track Changes feature in any Microsoft Office products? It’s great! I use it in Word all the time. It’s especially useful when I’m working with a client and they have revisions to make to documents. Track Changes makes it easy to locate and see exactly what changes they’ve made. Recently, we’ve had to(…)
It’s a good idea to maintain an up-to-date resume for all sorts of reasons. You never know what dangers or opportunities your career is about to present to you, and it’s good to be prepared. It’s also useful to keep your resume current because it serves as a kind of personal inventory. Rewriting your resume forces(…)
We could all use a little extra time, right? Here are nine useful tips to help you format your Word documents: To insert a page break, press Ctrl+Enter. To add a row at the end of a table, click on the last table cell and then press Tab. To move a table row up or down, select(…)