Fast Tip Friday – Using a Newline vs. a New Paragraph in MS Word
This fast tip demonstrates how to use a newline instead of a new paragraph in Microsoft Word.
This fast tip demonstrates how to use a newline instead of a new paragraph in Microsoft Word.
This fast tip demonstrates how to apply paragraph formatting in MS Word to avoid widows and orphans, as well as controlling whether a paragraph is allowed to break across two pages.
This fast tip demonstrates how to insert “Page # of #” into the footer without choosing one of the default templates in Microsoft Word.
This fast tip demonstrates how to restrict editing to specific portions of an MS Word document while making the rest of the document read-only.
This fast tip demonstrates the benefits of using MS Word section breaks instead of tables to list items in your resume. Download Sample Files
This fast tip demonstrates how to use the reveal formatting feature in Microsoft Word. It can really save the day!
This fast tip demonstrates a few examples where the non-breaking space in Microsoft Word comes in handy. Download Sample Files
This fast tip demonstrates how to utilize tabs in MS Word, a feature that is often overlooked. If you are listing “Proficient in Microsoft Word” on your resume, then you better know how to use good formatting techniques in your resume or you will be busted! Download Sample Files
This fast tip demonstrates three mouse tricks for selecting text within an MS Word document. Download Sample Files
This fast tip demonstrates a built-in feature with MS Word that will insert sample (filler) text that can be used to assist with a training session or designing a template document. The Lorem Ipsum text comes from the publishing and graphic design industries. Each version of MS Word will insert different sample text.
One of my favorite features in MS Word is Format Painter. This fast tip demonstrates how to use it in two ways. Download Sample Files
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