How to make sure a Word paragraph stays on a particular page.
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Automate Smart Quotes for Microsoft Word
Force Microsoft Word Document to Fit Single Page
When to Delete, Clear or Cut in Microsoft Word
Be aware of the subtle differences in each of these actions – when working on a Microsoft word document.
Deleting All Microsoft Word Tab Stops
Inserting Foreign Characters in Microsoft Word
How to Use Microsoft Word SmartArt
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.
Why Do Images in My Word Document Move?
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.
Moving Rows and Columns in Microsoft Word
Word allows you to use the mouse for many routine editing tasks. One such task involves moving rows or columns within a table.
Controlling Footnote Placement in Microsoft Word
In Word, footnotes can be placed either at the bottom of a page or at the bottom of the text appearing on the page.
How to Track Changes in Microsoft Word
Displaying Nonprinting Characters in Word
Most Unique Method of Editing a Word Doc
One of the least used but most unique methods of editing a Microsoft Word document uses the mouse entirely.
Preventing Straggling Heads in Microsoft Word
Odd & Even Headers and Footers in Microsoft Word
Learn how you can also specify that different headers and footers be used for both odd and even pages in Microsoft Word.
Selecting Sentences in Word
The following macro, StepRightSentence, provides the capability to step through a document one sentence at a time toward the right.
Getting Pictures Out of Microsoft Word
Ever wonder if there is a way to move graphic images out of a Microsoft Word document and into your own files.
Arranging Paragraphs in Microsoft Word
Terry’s Computer Tips: Adding Save-As Button to Word
Adding a Save-As Button, or any of a large number of other functional buttons, to Word 2007, Excel 2007 and PowerPoint 2007 is easy.
Word.Tips.net: Formatting a Cover Page
If you are writing a report in Microsoft Word, you will probably want to create a cover page. To do this, follow these steps:
Word.Tips.net: Quickly Insert the Date Your Way
Some people prefer a simple way of inserting the date, in their preferred format, using Word’s Building Block feature. To set up this method of date entry, follow these steps:
Word.Tips.net: Hyperlink Formatting in Microsoft Word
Hyperlink Formatting in Microsoft Word By default, Word recognizes network and hyperlink addresses and formats them much as you would see them appear on a Web page.
Word.Tips.net: Inserting Title into Word Doc
How to set the title once in the Microsoft Word document properties, and then have it inserted in the header, footer, or heading for your document.
Word.Tips.net: Centering a Table
Word.Tips.net: Inserting the Date and Time
Undoubtedly, the time will arise when you need to insert the current date or time in your Microsoft Word document.
Word.Tips.net: Using Last-page Headers and Footers
Often it is desirable to insert something in the header or footer that you only want to appear on the last page. Word can be tricked into doing this because the number of pages in a document only equals the page number on the last page of a document!
Word.Tips.net: Getting Around How Word Sorts Text
There is no way to configure Word to do sorting in the way you want, but you can—with a little ingenuity—create a workaround that will get things sorted just as you want them.
Word.Tips.net: Using Duplex Printing
Some printers support duplexing, meaning that they allow printing on both sides of a piece of paper. How to use it with Microsoft Word.
Word.Tips.net: Preventing Printing
Word.Tips.net: Marking Gender-Specific Grammar
Learn how to use Microsoft Word’s grammar checker to draw your attention to most gender-specific word uses.
Word.Tips.net: Double Indenting
Word.Tips.net: Removing Automatic Lines
Windows Secrets: Image wrangling in Microsoft Word 2010
Word.Tips.net: Making Sure Hidden Text is Printed
Word.Tips.net: Clear All Tab Stops in Microsoft Word
Word.Tips.net: Mass Search and Replace
Word.Tips.net: Understanding Microsoft Word Building Blocks
Word.Tips.net: Using the Object Browser
Word.Tips.net: Multiple Pages Per Sheet
Word.Tips.net: Default Date Formatting
Word.Tips.net: Single-Column Headings in Multi-Column Layouts
There may be many times when your document layout calls for using a single-column section in the middle of a multi-column page layout.
Word.Tips.net: Making Live URLs Into Normal Text
Word, being the well-connected program that it is, has a feature that automatically converts a URL into a hyperlink…
Word.Tips.net: How Spaces Wrap at the End of a Line
Let’s face it: some people like one space at the end of a sentence, and other people like two. (And some one-space people love to bash two-space people, and vice-versa—but that’s another story.)
Word.Tips.net: Displaying Fields
Word.Tips.net: Printing without Footnotes
Word.Tips.net: Making Sure Word Doesn’t Capitalize Automatically
Jim wants to know how he can prevent Word from capitalizing proper nouns (proper names) such as David, Shirley, Robert and so on. He has turned off the feature that capitalizes the first letter of sentences, but Word still capitalizes proper nouns for him. Jim doesn’t want Word to capitalize anything at all.
Word.Tips.net: Understanding Object Anchors
The thing that indicates essentially where a floating object is located in relation to the text in your document is referred to as an object anchor.
Windows Observer: Use Microsoft Word For Free
Windows Talk: 3 Free Alternatives to Microsoft Word
There exists many alternatives to Microsoft Office, some free, others for a price. Since Word is undoubtedly the most often used portion of the Office suite, let’s consider some free alternatives to Microsoft Word.