Category Archives: Word Tips
Use Both Portrait and Landscape Pages in the Same Document (Word 2013)
As much as we want to use only portrait pages in all our documents, but let’s face it, life is not all rosy and pinky as we want it to be! I’ve often been tortured asked by colleagues on how to use two different page orientations in the same document. It seems pretty easy to do this with a document that does not have a proper header and footer. The challenge that is so often encountered is a document with a header that contains text and logo, and a footer that contains the page numbers, text, etc. And the worst part is… you only want SELECTED pages in the document to have different page orientations.
3 Ways to Troubleshoot Document’s Headings That You Probably Didn’t Know (Word 2013)
In my two previous posts, you have learnt how you can effectively control your document’s headings and why you should do that. But what if the headings do not behave the way you want it to be? Listed below are more ways to troubleshoot common problematic scenarios on document’s headings that could have saved you from immense frustration.
Why You Should Control Your Document’s Headings (Word 2013)
In my previous tutorial, you have learnt the basics of how to control the headings in your document. Now let’s understand the reason why you should use the paragraph attributes of the headings to control where the headings begin and how it can help you to better manage your document.
Insert Superscript for Selected Number Over Multiple Occurrences (Word 2010)
Here’s another way to demonstrate how powerful the Find and Replace function is in Word. In this tutorial, I will show you how you can insert superscript for a selected number that occurs (repeatedly) throughout the document.
How to Get Rid of Markups and View the Document as Final (Word 2010)
Have you came across a document that opens up a dizzyingly view of red markings and balloons all over the place such as this one?
Search for Highlighted Words Using Find and Replace Function (Word 2010)
In my previous post on how you can creatively use the Find and Replace function to do more than just the average task of finding and replacing words, you can also use this function to search for highlighted words throughout the document. But then you’d probably wonder, why would you want to highlight some words and then search for it later?
Three New Fabulous Features in Microsoft Word 2013 (Word 2013)
I have just recently switched to using Microsoft Office 2013 and yes, this means that most of my tutorials in Word, Excel, PowerPoint (and anything under the MS Office 2013 umbrella) will be based on version 2013. In this post I will share with you, the top three new fabulous features in Microsoft Word 2013 that are indeed very useful.