Purists may not approve of the quality of its code, but Microsoft Word lets you save your documents into HTML and, for the most part, the end result is fine. If you want to convert your document into HTML you can choose from three different options, each of which has its own advantages. To get […]
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Style and formatting tips
By default, MS Word does not show every built-in style, such as Footnote Text, TOC styles in the All Styles option in the Show list of the Styles and Formatting Task Pane. Word 2003 To see the complete list of Word’s built-in styles, choose Custom from the list, select Show All, and click OK. Word […]
Let’s say you want to add a note to your document but don’t want to type Note every time. How do you do it? In Word, you can create different types of styles. What most people don’t know is that you can add a piece of text in the style to say Note. That means […]
You can change the background color of Microsoft Word from White to Blue.
Instead of using field codes to add filenames and file paths to your document, you can setup Word so that it displays these in the toolbar. You can then add these links to any page in an open document. Right-click on the toolbar. Select Customize and then the Commands tab. Scroll down the Categories list […]
7 Steps to Better Technical Writing
How to remove margin marks in Word 2003
The bright white text area of most word processors can become a quite tiring on the eyes after a few hours. You can of course jiggle the brightness and contrast settings on your monitor but a far better solution is to give your blank pages a light grey tint. Open Word so that you can […]
If you are constantly fussing over fonts for your documents then there’s a very handy feature in Windows that allows you to quickly compare typefaces according to style and design.
How to create Giant Sized Fonts in MS Word