SmartArt is a new type of graphical tool included in the latest versions of Word. SmartArt is, basically, a way to make organized presentation art.

Have you ever placed pictures in your document, expecting them to stay in a set location, and then you find that they moved around? This is not uncommon in Word, and typically can be traced to a misunderstanding about how Word handles pictures.

Word allows you to use the mouse for many routine editing tasks. One such task involves moving rows or columns within a table.

In Word, footnotes can be placed either at the bottom of a page or at the bottom of the text appearing on the page.

Microsoft Word includes a feature that allows you to see what changes have been made to a document.

Follow these steps to display special characters, which Word refers to as nonprinting characters:

Word calculates page numbers based on the physical page, not on some virtual page you may want to set up. There are ways around this particular problem, however.

One of the least used but most unique methods of editing a Microsoft Word document uses the mouse entirely.

There are certain paragraphs that naturally belong with another paragraph.

Learn how you can also specify that different headers and footers be used for both odd and even pages in Microsoft Word.