When you add a table to a document in Microsoft Word, it will have borders around the table and its cells. These borders can be useful in providing some visual separation of the data that you have entered into those cells. But the needs of your document might not require table borders, which can leave… Continue Reading How to Remove Table Borders in Word
As you adjust the layout of a table in your Word document, you might be moving data around to different columns or rows. All of this repositioning can require you to make changes to the table layout, such as adding additional rows or columns. But, depending on the work you have done, you might find… Continue Reading How to Delete Column from Table in Word 2010
If you open a document in Microsoft Word and see a pattern of small blue squares on the page, then it’s likely that gridlines are enabled. Your first instinct might be to go to the Page Layout tab to try and remove them, but the option is actually found in a different location. Fortunately, you… Continue Reading How to Get Rid of Gridlines in Word 2010
If you have a document title that is at the top of the first page in your Word document, then you may want to put it at the center of the page. Fortunately, this is a button that you can find in the ribbon on the Home tab. Our tutorial below will show you how… Continue Reading How Do I Center Text in Word 2010?
When you need to print out address labels or something else, you will likely buy a product that uses the Avery label templates. Avery is one of the largest manufacturers of printer labels in the United States, and their templates are so popular that they can be found in Microsoft Word by default. Our tutorial… Continue Reading How to Print Avery Labels in Word
Working with pictures that you want to put on a t-shirt can be surprisingly complicated. But one of the things that you might not be expecting is a t-shirt that prints backward. Fortunately, our guide on how to reverse image in Word for iron on transfer will help you to prevent a picture from printing… Continue Reading How to Flip a Picture in Word 2010 for a T-shirt Transfer
While adding a table to Microsoft Word is accomplished from the Insert tab, simply adding the table may not be enough. Complex Word documents can often need to take advantage of various settings like line and page breaks and settings found on menus like the Paragraph dialog box to make their documents look the way… Continue Reading How to Make a Table Fit on One Page in Word 2010
Customizing the header area in a Microsoft Word document is something that you may have done before if you wanted to add page numbers or your last name to every page. Putting content into a document header will automatically add that content to every page in the document without needing to worry about entering that… Continue Reading How to Add a Picture to a Header in Word 2010
USB thumbnail or flash drives are becoming much more popular as a means to store files. Their capacity continues to grow all the time, and even the larger capacity devices are much more affordable than they were even a few years ago. Most applications that you use on a regular basis, including Microsoft Office applications… Continue Reading How to Save on a Flash Drive in Microsoft Word 2010
Adding a link to a document in applications like Google Docs or Microsoft Word allows your audience to simply click on some of the text in the document and visit a Web page or a file that you have specified. You can edit a hyperlink in a Word document by right-clicking on it, selecting the… Continue Reading How to Edit a Hyperlink in Word 2010