If you’ve ever started typing in Microsoft Word and replaced existing letters instead of pushing them to the right, then overtype mode was activated. However, that is no longer the default behavior in the Microsoft Office word processing application. To turn on overtype mode in Microsoft Word 2010 you need to go to File > … Read more
One of the most important things that an author can do for their readers is to make their writing as easy to understand as possible. This is often accomplished through grammar, spelling, and other document characteristics, but can extend to include some visual settings as one. One such setting involves something called widow/orphan control and … 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
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
Some situations will dictate that a document you type in Microsoft Word 2010 needs to meet a minimum word or character count. You may already have found the word count in the status bar at the bottom of the Word 2010 window, but finding the character count in Word 2010 requires one additional step. Our … 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
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