Microsoft Word tutorials
Word 2007: Add a Border to a Paragraph
Contributed by shamanstears on under Microsoft WordAdding a border to an important paragraph helps it stand out from the rest of your document. This is helpful if you want some part or parts of your document to stand out to the reader. To add a border, follow these steps:
CommentsWord 2007: Convert a Document Saved in Older Word Format
Contributed by shamanstears on February 23, 2007 under Microsoft WordWord 2007 has some cool new features for creating your document like Quick Styles, unfortunately you cannot use these features on documents that were saved in an older format. To gain access to the latest features, convert the old document to the new format by following these steps:
CommentsWord 2007: Remove Underline Of Misspelled Words
Contributed by Hack_Vista on February 21, 2007 under Microsoft WordI want to get rid of the squiggly red lines under my misspelled words in Microsoft Word 2007. Here is how to do it.
CommentsWord 2007: Change Default Font
Contributed by Hack_Vista on under Microsoft WordIn the new version of office, the default font in word has been changed. Here is how to change the default font to whatever you wish.
CommentsWord 2007: Quick Styles Gallery Missing or Corrupt
Contributed by shamanstears on February 20, 2007 under Microsoft WordIf the Quick Styles Gallery is no longer showing up or is behaving in a unfavorable fashion, you can force Word to rebuild the file. This will place the default content into the gallery and will not include any modifications you may have made to the content. Once the rebuild has been completed, your Quick Styles Gallery should function normally.
CommentsWord 2007: How To Attach an XML Schema to a Document
Contributed by shamanstears on February 12, 2007 under Microsoft WordYou’ve been sent an XML schema file to attach to your document but have no idea what they are talking about, what do you do? No need to panic, just follow these simple steps and you will be good to go.
CommentsWord 2007: Use ODF Add-in to Open and Save ODF Documents
Contributed by shamanstears on February 6, 2007 under Microsoft WordThe ODF Add-in for Word allows you to open, edit, and save ODF(Open Document Format) documents in Word. This allows Word users to utilize documents created in OpenOffice’s native document file format.
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