February 20, 2024Access & Restructure Content via the Navigation Pane in Microsoft Word 365
The Navigation Pane in Microsoft Word 365 helps you to navigate and restructure the document, add new headings and more!
February 20, 2024
February 9, 2024Search for & Locate Features in Microsoft Word 365
Sometimes, we find it difficult to remember where a certain feature appears on the Microsoft Word 365 ribbon. With the new Microsoft Search box in Microsoft Word 365 title bar, you can search for and immediately access a feature.
February 7, 2024Using the Calculate Feature in Microsoft Word 365
The Calculate feature of Microsoft Word allows you to perform simple mathematical calculations usings equations present in the document.
September 14, 2023Create Complex Page Layouts in Microsoft Word with Sections
Sections are a powerful way to create a complex document that has multiple layouts. With sections, you can do things like change headers and footers in different parts of the document, have a mix of landscape and portrait orientations, use different pages sizes in the same document, and more...
Using Sections to Add Multiple Headers and Footers in a Single Document
In Word, you can set a unique header and/or footer for different parts of the document. To achieve this, you have to designate each part of the document that is to have a different footer as a section and do a couple of more things. In this post, we explain…
Converting Text to Table in Microsoft Word
In this post, we demonstrate how existing text can be converted to a table automatically using the Convert Text to Table feature of Microsoft Word.
Using Sections to Change Page Numbering in a Word Document
This post explains how to use sections to customise number sequences and/or numbering formats for different parts of a Microsoft Word document. For example, the Table of Contents may be numbered from 1 and use roman numerals. The main content may use regular decimal numbers and have page numbers that…
Using Sections to Change Page Layout in a Word Document
By default, the entire Word document uses the same page layout (size, margins and orientation). However, we can use sections when we want some pages (even one page) to have a different page layout. For example, you are creating a report and have a large image or table that is…
