A traditional Microsoft Word document, such as one that you might create for school or your job, is rarely more than plain text and maybe a picture or graph. But there are a lot of other elements that can be included in a Word document, including curved words. Whether you’re designing a flyer or a […]

Is there a picture that you want to use in your Microsoft Word document, but it’s reversed? Or are you trying to make a printout for a t-shirt and the picture is ironing on backwards? Luckily there is a feature in Microsoft Word that you can use to fix this. Hidden among the various image-editing […]

Opening a document in Microsoft Word and adding text or numbers is something that most computer users have done at one point or another in their life. You may have even experimented with adding additional document objects, such as a picture or a table. But one type of object that you might need to add […]

Adding columns to a Word document is something that you may occasionally find yourself needing to do. Typically most documents with columns will use two or three, but what if you need to have more? If you are curious about whether or not you can have the number of columns in a document that you […]

While the default layout for a new document in Microsoft Word will fill the entire width of the page as you type and add content, some situations may arise where you need to add columns to your document. But after you have formatted your document with columns, you may notice that the document seems difficult […]

While many of the documents that you create for work or school will consist solely of entering text directly into the body of the document, situations may ariser where you need to make some creative formatting choice about your information. This is more common with things like newsletters or flyers where the visual appeal of […]

Page numbers are a helpful thing to add to a document to help your readers know where in the document they are. It is especially useful when you have a multi-page document and the pages of the document become separated. But most word processing programs, including Word Online, don’t include these page numbers by default. […]

When you create a new document in Word Online, the size of the margins will use the “Normal” option by default. This means that the margins at the left, right, top, and bottom of the document will be one inch wide. This is a formatting requirement for many schools and businesses, and it’s one of […]

Occasionally Word 2013 may crash, your computer may turn off, or you mighty accidentally close a file without saving it. This can be a nightmare if you haven’t saved your work in a while, and can not only waste a lot of time as you recreate your work, but it can also be rather demoralizing. […]