If you’ve modified the font in a Microsoft Word document then you have likely selected the text that you want to change, then chosen the font, font size, or font color that you wanted to use. Maybe you’ve even explored using cursive fonts in Word to see if that was what you wanted. This method… Continue Reading How to Change Font of Page Numbers in Word
When you start writing a document in Microsoft Word you will be typing unformatted text into the body of the document. This is going to use the default font, font size, spacing, and other options that are defined by the normal template. But as you start to apply formatting options to your document you might… Continue Reading How to Remove Underline in Word for Office 365
Spell checks and grammar checks in applications are incredibly helpful. These tools will often fix issues as they occur, and can improve the overall quality of your document with almost no additional effort on your part. One of the features that Word for Office 365 employs for these tools involves the correction of frequently confused… Continue Reading How to Stop Correcting Frequently Confused Words in Microsoft Word
Adding columns to a document can give it an appearance that might be more suited for a flyer or a newsletter. Similar to what you would see in a newspaper, simply adding columns as elements can dramatically affect the layout of a document. But after adding columns in Word, it might still seem like something’s… Continue Reading Word for Office 365 – How to Add Column Dividers