Do you have to create a document in Microsoft Word that needs to include a title at the top of every page or perhaps your name and page number? I know that the first time I attempted to do this, I placed that data on the first line of each page in the document, which … Read more
When you are in Microsoft Word 2013, and you want to open a document, you might be used to seeing a list of the documents that you have recently edited. When you use this section, it can be a simple way to find those documents. But other people on your computer can see this list, … Read more
Getting the right formatting combination in a Microsoft Word document can be difficult, especially if you need to meet some specific requirements. Rather than re-applying all of those settings each time, however, you can elect to take advantage of the “Styles” option in the application. Our tutorial will show you how to apply styles in … Read more
Word documents can often include information that shouldn’t be given to strangers, or people with malicious intent. But laptops get stolen and computers get hacked, so it’s useful to include a password on your important documents to give them a little more protection. Our tutorial below with show you how to password protect a Word … Read more
Accidentally dragging and dropping a word or sentence in a Word document can be really annoying. If you notice it happen, then you can usually fix it with the Ctrl + Z undo shortcut on your keyboard. But if it’s not a feature that you ever mean to use, then our how to prevent text … Read more
When you open Microsoft Word 2013, you may know exactly what you want to do. If that involves creating a new document, then you might dislike having to navigate away from the screen that Word displays instead. Our tutorial on how to stop showing the Start screen in Word 2013 continues below with information on … Read more
If you have preferences about the spacing in your document, or your school or organization requires specific settings, then you might need to update something in Microsoft Word. It’s likely that your Word documents only have one space after a period by default. Fortunately our how to add two spaces after period in Word tutorial … Read more
Do you find that you need to change multiple settings each time you create a new Word document? This can be a time-waster, and it’s easy to make a mistake or forget to change something important. Our tutorial below on how to change the default font in Word 2013 will show you how to make … Read more
While your Microsoft Word documents may often be things that contain a lot of words or numbers for school or work, you may occasionally need to create something that needs some symbols or pictures in it. One of the more commonly-needed symbols is a check mark, such as when you are including a checklist in … Read more
Some fonts have a big impact on the way that punctuation looks. Occasionally this can make those characters too small, to the point where they may be tough to see. Our tutorial will show you how to increase just the size of the periods that you have in your Microsoft Word document. How to Change … Read more