If you want someone to be able to click some text in your document and visit a Web page, then you want to use a hyperlink. You can create a hyperlink in Microsoft Word 2010 if you select some text or a picture, right-click the selected text or image, then click Hyperlink from the shortcut… Continue Reading How to Create a Hyperlink in Word 2010
If you have ever explored the various settings for a document in Microsoft Word then you probably encountered the Page Setup dialog box. This menu contains a variety of different ways that you can customize the appearance of your document on the page. But there are some other options on the Print menu that can… Continue Reading How to Print Two Pages on One Sheet – Word 2010
Documents that we create in applications like Google Docs or Microsoft Word are rarely perfect in the first draft. Most documents need a lot of editing or revisions before they are acceptable. This applies to more than just the content that you type in paragraphs. It can go for other documents objects as well, such… Continue Reading How to Add Table Columns in Word 2010
Many of the settings in Microsoft Word will only apply to the current document unless you choose to apply a setting to the default template. But there is one specific setting that can hide or show formatting marks in a document, and that setting will remain even after you close a document in Microsoft Word.… Continue Reading How to Hide Formatting Marks in Word 2010
It’s common for many word processing applications to use single line spacing by default. A single space looks good, and more space between lines can seem like a waste of paper, or an attempt to needlessly lengthen a document. But it’s possible that you need to use double spacing for your documents in Word 2010,… Continue Reading How to Change the Default Line Spacing in Word 2010 to Double Spacing
When you need to change something every time you create a new document in Microsoft Word then it can become annoying very quickly. Fortunately, you are able to change a number of default settings in the application so that your new documents have all of the formatting changes made already. This means that you can… Continue Reading How to Use Legal Paper by Default in Word 2010
Many of the more popular document-creation applications include ways for you to work with others. These methods usually provide an interface where collaborators can comment on a part of a document so that everyone else can see that comment and decide if a change should be made. You can insert a comment in Word 2010… Continue Reading How to Insert Comment in Word 2010
A Microsoft Word text box can be a great tool when you want to include text in a document, but regular text isn’t helping you. But you can also use a text box to rotate text if you need it to be in a different direction than standard text. Your Word document can contain a… Continue Reading How to Rotate a Text Box in Word 2010
If you are collaborating on a document with other people, then there’s a good chance that edits and comments are being displayed. But you may want to learn how to turn off Track Changes in Word 2010 if you don’t want this to happen. Working with the change tracking feature in Microsoft Word 2010 is… Continue Reading How to Turn Off Track Changes in Word 2010
It’s common for schools or workplaces to have specific requirements for the documents that you create, and one of those requirements might involve margins. Since Microsoft Word is still one of the most popular ways that you could create a document, that makes it likely that you will need to know how to set 1… Continue Reading How to Set Up 1 Inch Margins in Word 2010