Templates, or stationery, are preformatted documents that you can use as a starting point for your own work. Later versions of Microsoft Word include various templates with the program. You can...
When you create a document in Microsoft Word, you may decide to change a certain word or phrase that is repeated throughout the document. Let the computer do the hard work with the Find and...
Lists provide a great way to present a lot of information in an easy-to-understand format. Two types of lists are commonly used: bulleted and numbered.
Multilevel lists provide a way to present more detailed information using a list. Multilevel lists are called "outline numbered lists" in Microsoft Word. These instructions work for Microsoft Word...
Tables present complex information in an easy-to-read format. You can insert text, numbers and graphics in tables. These instructions work for Microsoft Word 97 or 98.
When you need more than a simple table or if you're a hands-on type of person, Word provides the tools to draw the table you want. These instructions are for Word 97 or 98.
Adding a border can make your table read more easily and look more professional. These instructions are for Microsoft Word 97 or 98.
You can add dimension and ease of use to tables by adding shading (gray or color) to individual columns, rows, cells or the entire table. These instructions are for Microsoft Word 97 or 98.
These shortcuts will help you work faster in any Word document. These instructions will work for most versions of Word.
Header and footer information varies from one document to another. Decide before you begin, decide how much information you want to include: document title, chapter titles, page number, number of...
Sometimes you may want to insert a page break or a section break in a Word document before the application does it automatically. Section breaks are especially helpful when creating books or...
You can display nonprinting characters, such as spaces, tabs, and paragraph marks, in Microsoft Word 97 and Word 2000 (for PC) and Word 98 (for Macintosh). These characters allow you to see if...
You can easily create new styles for your documents in Microsoft Word 97 and Word 2000 (for PC) and Word 98 (for Macintosh) to give your documents distinctive looks and make them easier to read....
You can apply a style, or a set of formatting rules, to a word, character, or entire paragraph in Microsoft Word 97 and 2000 (for the PC) and Word 98 (for Macintosh).
If you want to include a specific style or several styles in all of your Word documents, you need to change the Normal template. These instructions work for Microsoft Word 97 and Word 2000 (for...
You can change the background color in a Microsoft Word 97 and 2000 (for PC) and 98 (for Macintosh) document if you don't want the default white background. This feature is available only in...
The Zoom feature in Microsoft Word 97 and Word 2000 (for PC) and Word 98 (for Macintosh) provides a way for you to shrink or enlarge the document you are working on for viewing purposes. You can...
You can format text in Microsoft Word 97 and 2000 (for PC) and 98 (for Macintosh) by changing fonts, font size, and font style (bold, italics, underline, etc.). Text formatting lets you add a...
You can change the fonts in your Microsoft Word 97 and 2000 (for PC) and 98 (for Macintosh) documents in two ways. You may want to use one font for headlines and subheads and another font for the...
Holiday newsletters are fun to write and fun to read ' provided, of course, that you don't go overboard telling everyone about your Nobel Prize.
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