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I've only really started making the most of Microsoft Word's keyboard shortcuts over the past few years, despite having used the program for decades. As a result, I'm still discovering new ones I wish ...

Microsoft added it to make Word more usable on computers and tablets with a touchscreen and/or pen, but it can also be used with a mouse or trackpad. Click on the Draw menu tab to see the ...

If the spell checker isn’t working in Microsoft Word (Microsoft 365 or 2016 and later), it might be because the settings are ...

In Word, Microsoft 365 Copilot can help you summarize ... and choose Translate from the menu that appears. The Translator pane appears. The top of the pane shows your selection, and the bottom ...

Microsoft Word is one of the most feature-rich word processing ... Step 2: Now right-click on the highlighted text. In the menu that appears, choose the Paragraph... option. Step 3: This will ...

If you’ve owned a PC, you may think you have no need for Microsoft Word tips ... you can use lorem ipsum in Word. You don’t even have to open a menu—just type =Lorem() somewhere on the ...

Note: Microsoft 365 apps aren’t completely consistent on different platforms — for instance, a menu choice in Word for Windows might be named differently from the same option in the web ...

To quickly make a table of contents in Microsoft Word choose the "References" menu at the top of the window and select "Table of Contents" from the dropdown menu. Then, choose a style. A table of ...

Microsoft Word offers several ways to secure a document ... To set your Word document to read-only, click the File menu and select Info. At the Info screen, click the button for Protect Document ...

To enable dark mode in Microsoft Word, switch the theme to "Black" in the Account menu. You can make the document white or black using the "Switch Modes" button in the ribbon's View tab.

Microsoft Word remains king of the word processors ... and then there’s the menu bar, too. If you’re used to it, or you genuinely do find yourself using a lot of those features, you’ll ...