There is a lot more formatting in a Microsoft Word document than what is typically shown on the screen. Aside from changes to fonts or text colors, your document in Word 2013 also includes formatting that indicates where tabs have been inserted, where new paragraphs begin, and much more. But these formatting marks are hidden … Read more
Overtype mode is an option in Microsoft Word whereby you can press the Insert key on your keyboard and type over any existing characters that are to the right of the cursor. It was a default option in previous versions of Word, but a change in user sentiment has changed to the point where Overtype … Read more
Formatting is one of the biggest problems faced by many Microsoft Word users, as many different companies and institutions have their own preferred styles. So when you are working on a document for school or work and you are copying and pasting information to that document from other sources, then you may find that the … Read more
Last updated: April 2, 2019 Microsoft Word is a very popular program, and most people with whom you need to share a Word document are going to have a way to open it. But situations do exist where someone may not be able to open a Word document, or where you need to take advantage … Read more
Windows 7 and Microsoft Office programs, such as Microsoft Word, have default settings that correspond to where they think you should be saving files. These default settings actually make a lot of sense, as there are different folders for types of media that you might create, and they have extraordinarily simple names to remember, such … Read more