When you create a new Word document and start typing, the text direction will likely involve horizontal text going left to right (or right to left, depending on your language.) But you may need to rotate text in Microsoft Word if you are creating a document where the standard text direction doesn’t work for something. … Read more
Learning how to double space in Word 2010 will provide you with a good skill to have when you are typing documents for a job or school that has specific formatting requirements. Teachers often like double-spaced documents because they provide additional space for notes, while employers might like them because they are easier to read. … Read more
If you are working on a Word document that includes an image or word in the page background, then it is likely a watermark. But if that watermark in unwanted or problematic, then you may need to know how to remove a watermark from a Word document. Watermarks are commonly used to identify a document … Read more
A useful, but not commonly utilized, font formatting option in Microsoft Word is something called strikethrough. This allows you to draw a line through some of the text in your document. An advantage of doing this, rather than simply deleting the text, is that it still lets you keep information that you think you don’t … Read more
The ability to add a page border in Microsoft Word can be useful when you are designing something like a document or newsletter. But if you have previously only use Word to create normal documents, then you may not be accustomed to using options such as the border tool in Word. Microsoft Word provides you with … Read more
Aside from the various options tools that help you format your document, you might also need to get some information about the document. Therefore it can be helpful to view the word count in Microsoft Word 2010. This information can be shown in the bar at the bottom of the screen, and you can even … Read more