Microsoft Word has a remarkable amount of options for controlling the appearance of the objects in your document. This applies to the tables you create, too. Our tutorial below will show you several ways that you can adjust the colors of the table borders and cell backgrounds in Microsoft Word tables. How to Change Table… Continue Reading How to Change Table Color in Word 2013
Many regular documents in Microsoft Word won’t use fonts much larger than 20 pt. But when you are making a flyer or a banner, you might need really big text. Our tutorial below will show you a simple way to go above the seeming 72 pt font limit that Word appears to have in place.… Continue Reading How to Make the Font Size Bigger than 72 in Word 2013
Editing pictures can be difficult and time-consuming, especially if it’s not something that you do a lot. Fortunately, many of the popular Microsoft Office applications that you use every day have some ways to make image adjustments directly in your content. Our tutorial below will show you how to flip a Microsoft Word 2013 picture… Continue Reading How to Flip a Picture in Word 2013
Have you seen a document that used a type of “all caps” writing, but it looked a little different? Unless they were using an unusual font, it’s very likely that what you saw was the small caps effect in Word. Our tutorial below will provide you with more information on how to use the small… Continue Reading How to Apply Small Caps in Word
Depending on your version of Word, the default spacing for your document might be double spaced, or something other than single-spaced text. While the amount of space between the lines in your document might not seem important, many organizations have specific requirements for this setting. Our tutorial below will show you how to change double-spaced… Continue Reading How to Turn Off Double Spacing in Word 2013
If you have been manually proofreading the documents that you create in Microsoft Word, then you probably know how tedious it can be. It’s also easy to miss something, especially if you are editing a long document. Luckily Microsoft Word has its own spelling tool that will run automatically and search your document for spelling… Continue Reading How to Run Spell Check in Word 2013
You might already be familiar with the tools in Microsoft Word that can help you fix mistakes in your writing. Learning how to do a grammar check in Word can improve the quality of your writing and reduce the issues that others might encounter when reading your documents. But if you find that you often… Continue Reading How to Turn On Automatic Spell Check in Word 2013
Have others told you that your writing was difficult to read or understand? This is something that can be tough to evaluate on your own, so you might be looking for an option that can help you. Microsoft Word has some settings that you can use which will let you know how readable your content… Continue Reading How to View Document Readability Statistics in Word 2013
Usually, when you are typing in Microsoft Word, any word that you type after a period or question mark will be capitalized automatically. While this is useful in many situations, you might be working on a project where you don’t want or need that capitalization. Our guide before will show you how to turn off… Continue Reading How to Stop Word 2013 from Capitalizing the First Word of a Sentence
Some of the formatting requirements that your school or job may want for your documents will involve things like the margin size and spacing. A common setting that many people need to use involves making the amount of space between their lines larger. Our tutorial below will show you how to double space in Word,… Continue Reading How to Double Space in Word Documents