The documents that you create in Microsoft Word can be opened and read from within Microsoft Word at any time. This is possible through the file navigation feature that is available on the Open window of the File menu. You can, however, also use this navigation feature to find and delete documents while you are […]

The punctuation marks that you include in your Microsoft Word document are a vital component in helping people read your information in the manner that you intended. But if it seems like the periods that you have used are too small, either on the screen or when you print the document, then you may be […]

When you type in a document in Microsoft Word using the default settings, you will get a mixture of capital and lowercase letters. But some scenarios call for you to use small caps in Word, which are smaller versions of the capital versions of letters. Fortunately this is something that you can accomplish by changing […]

Documents that you create in word processing applications can be in portrait or landscape orientation. Most programs, including Microsoft Word, use the portrait orientation by default. Luckily this is a setting that you can change. Our tutorial below will show you how to switch to landscape orientation in Microsoft Word for your current document. This […]

While it’s common in academia, and even corporate, life to have minimum page counts when creating documents, other institutions can opt to have word count, or even character count, requirements. This can be incredibly tedious to do manually so, thankfully, you can get a character count in Microsoft Word with the help of their handy […]

Sometimes you will be creating a document in Microsoft Word that would be improved by adding an entire other file inside of that document. Microsoft Word 2013 has a tool that can help you do this by inserting another file as an object. Our tutorial below will show you where to find this tool, as […]

Microsoft Word provides a lot of tools for formatting, even allowing you to make small caps in Word, but it also has a variety of tools for collaborating with others. Comments are an important component of document review when you’re working in teams. When more than one person is working on a document, editing can […]

Sometimes when you write a document in Word 2013 there might be information that you are unsure about whether or not to include. Or, perhaps you are showing a document to multiple audiences, and those different audiences requires some different information. Rather than having two documents, it can be beneficial for you to simply hide […]

Word is a good program to use if you are printing out your own t shirt transfers. We have previously written about setting up an image in Word when you are making a t-shirt, but you may be looking for a similar effect with text. This can be a little tricky, so you are going […]

Watermarks in Word 2013 can be useful as a quick means to identify the particular status of a document. It doesn’t interfere with anyone’s ability to read the document, but it clearly tags the document with whatever label you would like to affix to it. One of the default watermark options in Word 2013 will […]