Certain types of documents, like flyers or newsletters, might need special formatting when they are created. If text in that document needs to be displayed in a manner other than horizontal, you may need to know how to write vertically in Word 2013. It’s an option that is found relatively easily in some other Microsoft … Read more
Have you ever tried to find the number of words in a document by performing a manual word count? Not only is this frustrating and prone to error, but there is a faster way to see how many words you have written. Now, if you consider the difficulty in counting the number of words, imagine … Read more
Including a text box in a Word document provides you with the ability to display text outside of the regular document content. This text box can then be formatted and moved around, but you may be wondering how to remove the border from that text box if you don’t need it. Microsoft Word handles a … Read more
If you’ve ever seen a document that had a faded out word or picture behind the document text, then you have seen a watermark. This is a useful formatting option to include on documents so that they are easy to identify. So if you’ve been looking for a way to insert a watermark in Microsoft … Read more
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