by Laura | May 28, 2019 | Microsoft Word Tips
You can certainly do it easily enough with styles. Format a snippet of code the way you want it to appear (indentation, font face, font size, etc.) and select it. Right-click and from the drop-down that appears select Styles, then Save Selection As a New Quick...
by Laura | May 23, 2019 | Microsoft Word Tips
Elements like headers and footers reside within sections, and from section to section they can be changed. The following illustration shows the footer of page 30 and the header of page 31. The following illustration shows the status bar for page 30. Notice that page...
by Laura | May 21, 2019 | Microsoft Word Tips
If this is the look you’re going for, just create separate sections for where you want the table to span the two columns. From the Page Layout tab, click on Break where you want the tables. Select Continuous from the Section Break group. Now set the new...
by Laura | May 21, 2019 | Microsoft Excel Tips, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft PowerPoint Tips, Microsoft Word Tips
Unfortunately, there is no one-key shortcut for the Format Painter, but it’s a 2-step process, which makes sense. When you want to copy a format, highlight a sample of the text and instead of pressing Ctrl+C, press Ctrl+Shift+C. Now select the text you want...
by Laura | May 20, 2019 | Microsoft Word Tips
The main reason for AutoCorrect is to fix typos like teh when you meant to type the. To use the built-in entries, you just type along as usual. Word will make changes when it thinks they’re needed. You can see a list of the current auto corrections by scrolling in the...
by Laura | May 20, 2019 | Microsoft Word Tips
Changing the case of text in Word is quite easy. Highlight the text you want converted and then click on the change case icon in the Font section of the Home tab. Select UPPERCASE from the drop-down menu and your text will be converted....
