You are likely accustomed to your documents being in the portrait orientation in Word 2016. It is the default setting for the application, and the majority of works that you complete for work or school will likely need to be in the portrait orientation. But Word has a lot of formatting settings that are adjustable, […]

If you often create a lot of documents in Microsoft Word 2013 that have pictures in them, then you are likely aware of the toll that those pictures can take on the program’s performance. This is even more apparent when you are scrolling through the document. This scrolling problem can be frustrating, and it can […]

Have you ever copied something from another document or a website and tried to paste it into Word 2013? If so, then it’s very likely that the pasted text didn’t look anything like the rest of the document that you had already created. When you copy and paste into Word, the default setting will also […]

Hyperlinks are very useful in documents when you want to reference a website or a file so that your audience can read the information that the site or file contains. Simply apply the link to the selected text, then anyone reading it can click the link to be taken to the desired location. But a […]

Hyperlinks in a Word document are useful when you have some extra information, such as a website, that your document readers might find helpful. But hyperlinks can be applied to more than just text, and you may have found that your screenshots are automatically being hyperlinks. If this isn’t behavior that you want, then you […]

Are you creating a booklet, or writing a book, and you would like to format the document as a booklet where multiple pages are printed on each sheet? Then you may want to use a page setup option in Word 2013 called “Book fold” that lets you print in a way where the pages are […]

A text box is a useful object to add to a document that you are editing in Microsoft Word. Text boxes are versatile, easy to move around the document, and you can format them separately from the rest of your content. But you might be working on a document that contains a text box that […]

There are a lot of different ways to edit documents and work within the Microsoft Word 2013 application. You may be comfortable working with the default settings that are present on new installations in Word 2013, while someone else might like to enable formatting marks, use a different view, or change the default font. Fortunately […]

There are a couple of ways that you can draw attention to a specific selection in your Word document. Some people will use Bold or italic text, but others will elect to use the text highlighting feature instead. This is a formatting option in Word that will place a chosen background color behind a text […]

Have you ever seen writing where the first letter of a word was capitalized, and the rest of the word was completed with smaller capital letters? This is accomplished in Word 2013 by enabling a Small caps setting on the Font menu. Our guide below will direct you to this setting so that you can […]