Many of the papers that you write for school or work will simply use the default document layout options for Microsoft Word. Typically you will consider the page margins, font, and line spacing if you need to make formatting adjustments. But one of the default options for this document is that it has one column. … Read more
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
If you are working on a Word document that includes an image or word in the page background, then it is likely a watermark. But if that watermark in unwanted or problematic, then you may need to know how to remove a watermark from a Word document. Watermarks are commonly used to identify a document … Read more
A useful, but not commonly utilized, font formatting option in Microsoft Word is something called strikethrough. This allows you to draw a line through some of the text in your document. An advantage of doing this, rather than simply deleting the text, is that it still lets you keep information that you think you don’t … Read more
Learning how to make formatting changes in Microsoft Word can help you to make your document look exactly how you want. This is especially important if your school or work has specific requirements. Therefore you might need to know how to double space in Microsoft Word 2013. Double spacing can make documents easier to read … Read more
There are some tools in Microsoft Word that few users will need to access. But they can be very helpful in the right situation, such as when you have more than one document that you want to combine with others. Fortunately you can learn how to merge documents in Word 2013 by using a tool … Read more