Microsoft Word tutorials
Word 2010: Always Paste as Plain Text without Style Formatting
contributed by Lê Hoàng on October 4, 2010 under Microsoft WordI hate that Microsoft Word always try to preserve styles when I copy and paste in text from an outside source. Instead of manually removing the extra style information within Word 2010, it is much more efficient to just remove this text formatting by default.
Word 2010: Save Documents to Display with Thumbnail Picture
contributed by Lê Hoàng on September 1, 2010 under Microsoft WordWhen you have many documents in a folder, it is hard to figure out which document is the one you really want. We have all experienced this common problem. By displaying your documents with a thumbnail, documents become easier to identify.
Word 2010: How to bookmark a specified part of your document
contributed by Lê Hoàng on August 6, 2010 under Microsoft WordWhen reading a long document, often it is hard to continue reading from where you previously stopped. The bookmark feature in Word 2010 can help you quickly jump to such areas of your document.
Word 2007-2010: Quickly Extract Multiple Images from Docx Files
contributed by Lê Hoàng on July 21, 2010 under Microsoft WordUsing this quick trick, you can extract all the images from a .docx file at once!
Word 2010: Remove Background from Inserted Images to Better Match Your Document
contributed by Rob Rogers on July 21, 2009 under Microsoft WordQuite often, an image you’ve chosen to include in your document has a background that just doesn’t look right. Word 2010 allows you to remove the background without having to use a third party graphics application.
Word 2010: Create and Insert Screenshots into Your Document
contributed by Rob Rogers on July 20, 2009 under Microsoft WordOne of the new features in Microsoft’s Word 2010 is the ability to take screenshots using Word itself, no need for additional software. You can automatically grab a screenshot of an open window or highlight the specific area you wish to capture.
Word 2007: Shrink Your Document by One Page
contributed by Rob Rogers on October 18, 2008 under Microsoft WordIt always bothers me when I am preparing a Word document and the last page contains only a couple of sentences, it seems like such a waste of the page. Word can attempt to shrink the document by one page by slightly reducing the size and spacing of the text in the document.
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