Microsoft Word

How to Use Immersive Reader in Microsoft Word, Outlook, and OneNote

To make reading documents, emails, and notes easier, try Immersive Reader in Microsoft Office. With font, grammar, voice, focus, and other settings, you can customize and use Immersive Reader in Word, Outlook, and OneNote….

Sandy Writtenhouse Aug 31st

How to Add Blur or Transparency to an Image in Microsoft Word

When placing text over a graphic in Microsoft Word, you may need to take an extra step. By adding a bit of blur or transparency, your readers can still see the image, but your text will be more readable….

Sandy Writtenhouse Aug 25th

How to Remove Section and Page Breaks in Microsoft Word

Section breaks and page breaks are great formatting features in Microsoft Word, but they can sometimes cause issues, such as creating too much white space. Here’s how you can quickly remove them on Windows 10 and Mac….

Marshall Gunnell Aug 19th

How to Number or Label Equations in Microsoft Word

If the document you’re creating includes equations, you might plan to number or label them. For both standard and nonstandard formatting, we’ll show you how to add numbers and labels to equations in Microsoft Word….

Sandy Writtenhouse Aug 17th

How to Group and Ungroup Shapes and Objects in Microsoft Word

When you work with shapes and objects in Microsoft Word, one of the most convenient features is Grouping. By grouping these types of elements together, they become one. This makes moving, resizing, and formatting them easier….

Sandy Writtenhouse Aug 14th

How to Add Formulas to Tables in Microsoft Word

In reports, proposals, and similar documents, tables provide structured ways to display data. If you have Excel data, you can embed it in your Word document. But if not, you can create a table directly in Word and include qui…

Sandy Writtenhouse Aug 9th

How to Freely Move Pictures in Microsoft Word

By default, you can’t freely move pictures (by drag-and-drop) to any position in a Microsoft Word document without also placing them somewhere in the text. But with a small change, you can drag images anywhere. Here’s how….

Mahesh Makvana Jul 12th

How to Use Google Fonts in Microsoft Word

Google Fonts aren’t limited to the web. You can download and use them locally in apps like Microsoft Word. We’ll show you how to download and use these fonts on both Windows and Mac computers.

Mahesh Makvana Jul 7th

How to Add a Drop-Down List to a Word Document

A drop-down list in a Microsoft Word document lets people select from a predefined items list. Adding this drop-down list is fairly easy, and we’ll show you how to do it.

Mahesh Makvana Jul 5th

How to Quickly Add Rows and Columns to a Table in Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word allows you to create neat tables within documents. Once a table is created, there are several easy ways to add more rows or columns, and we’re going to show you how to do just that.

Pranay Parab Jun 29th

How to Convert a Word Document to a PowerPoint Presentation

You might have converted a PowerPoint presentation to a Word document before so that you could edit it. But did you know that you can do the reverse? Take your Microsoft Word document and turn it into a Microsoft PowerPoint s…

Sandy Writtenhouse Jun 16th

How to Insert a Word Document into OneNote Notes

Microsoft OneNote allows you to insert a Word document as an attachment in your Notebook. If you update the Word document, you can reflect those changes in the Notebook with just a few clicks. Here’s how….

Marshall Gunnell Jun 11th

How to Turn on and Use Text Predictions in Microsoft Word

Microsoft wants to help you write faster in Word with its text predictions feature. As you type, the application anticipates your next words and displays them for you to accept and move through your document quicker than ever…

Sandy Writtenhouse Jun 2nd

How to View and Restore Previous Versions of a Word Document

Microsoft Word has made it incredibly easy to track the changes made to any document and to restore previous versions. We’re going to show you how to view and restore previous versions of a Word document….

Pranay Parab May 25th

How to Add a Dotted Line in a Microsoft Word Document

Microsoft Word makes it easy to add a dotted line as a separator in your documents, and there are multiple ways to do it. We’ll show you how in this guide.

Mahesh Makvana May 18th

How to Use Outline View in Microsoft Word

Outlines are useful for creating business documents, lengthy tutorials, and even books. With Microsoft Word, you can use outline view for laying your major points in a structured format.

Sandy Writtenhouse May 13th

How to Quickly Remove All Images from a Word Document

If you need to quickly remove all the images and graphics from a Microsoft Word document, it’s easy to use a built-in option to delete them all at once. Here’s how to do it.

Mahesh Makvana May 10th

How to Remove Empty Lines from a Word Document

Manually removing extra blank lines from a Microsoft Word document is tedious. Luckily, a feature built into Word can remove all empty lines at once. Here’s how to do it.

Mahesh Makvana May 7th

How to Automatically Save Microsoft Word Documents to OneDrive

Some of our most painful Microsoft Word memories involve losing hours of work because we forgot to save our documents. You no longer need to worry about that because Word lets you automatically save documents to Microsoft One…

Pranay Parab May 3rd

How to Embed Pinterest Pins in OneNote or Word for Web

Keeping track of your Pinterest pins for ideas, hobbies, or visual references has never been easier. Since February 2021, you can now embed Pinterest pins in OneNote notebooks or online Word documents. Here’s how….

Sandy Writtenhouse Apr 25th

How to Use the LinkedIn Resume Assistant in Microsoft Word

Resumes are important for job seekers but can also be tough to create. If you’d like extra help with which skills to include or how to best write your work experience, check out the LinkedIn Resume Assistant in Microsoft Word…

Sandy Writtenhouse Apr 16th

How to Insert an Animated GIF into a Word Document

Adding an animated GIF to your Word document is useful if you want to convey a message, demonstrate an activity, capture the audience’s attention, or just add some humor. Here’s how to add an animated GIF in Microsoft Word….

Marshall Gunnell Apr 5th

How to Insert a YouTube Video into a Word Document

Using a mix of media in your Word doc is a great way to provide additional context for your work and make your document more engaging. Here’s how to insert a YouTube video into a Microsoft Word document….

Marshall Gunnell Apr 1st

How to Make Your Word Document More Accessible to Everyone

When you create a Microsoft Word document, you should always make accessibility and inclusiveness a top priority. Here are some general rules and best practices you should follow to make your document more accessible to every…

Marshall Gunnell Mar 24th

How to Remove the Underline From a Hyperlink in Microsoft Word

When you insert a hyperlink in a Microsoft Word document, it’s formatted with an underline by default. You can easily remove the underline from the hyperlinked text to maintain consistency of the overall style of the document…

Marshall Gunnell Mar 17th