The Style Inspector Pane in Word – Instructions

The Style Inspector Pane in Word - Instructions: A picture of the Style Inspector pane in Word.
The Style Inspector Pane in Word: Overview How to Open the Style Inspector Pane in Word to View Text Formatting             The Style Inspector pane in Word lets you see which style formatting is applied to a specific character or paragraph. To use the Style Inspector pane in Word to see the formatting applied to
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Insert Table Formulas in Word – Instructions

Insert Table Formulas in Word - Instructions: A picture of the default table formula that Word suggests in the “Formula” dialog box.
Insert Table Formulas in Word: Overview             You can insert table formulas in Word tables to perform simple mathematical functions on data. To insert table formulas in Word that add, subtract, multiply, and divide numbers in the table cells, you insert formulas into cells where you want to show the answers to the mathematical operations
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The Navigation Pane in Word – Instructions

The Navigation Pane in Word - Instructions: A picture of the “Headings” section within the Navigation Pane in Word.
The Navigation Pane in Word: Overview How to Show the Navigation Pane in Word             The Navigation pane in Word lets you quickly search or navigate through your document. To show the Navigation pane in Word, click the “View” tab in the Ribbon. For all document views other than “Read Mode,” then check the “Navigation
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Show the Ruler in Word – Instructions

Show the Ruler in Word - Instructions: A picture of a user showing the ruler in Microsoft Word.
Show the Ruler in Word: Overview             You can easily show the ruler in Word and also hide it. Microsoft Word provides you with a ruler that you can use to set tabs within a document. The ruler also assists in the placement and positioning of document text and document objects. Depending upon which document
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Arrange All Open Windows in Word- Instructions

Arrange All Open Windows in Word- Instructions: A picture of a user arranging open document windows in Word by clicking the “Arrange All” button in the Ribbon.
Arrange All Open Windows in Word: Overview             You can arrange all open windows in Word if you have multiple document windows open. Doing this lets you organize them, so you can view the contents of each at the same time. You have many different window arrangement options available in Word. The option we will
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Reveal Formatting in Word – Instructions and Video Lesson

Reveal Formatting in Word - Instructions and Video Lesson: A picture of a user comparing text formatting differences within the “Reveal Formatting” pane in Word.
Reveal Formatting in Word: Overview             When working with styles in Word, you may need to reveal formatting in Word document text. The “Reveal Formatting” pane lets you reveal formatting in Word documents. This pane lets you see the details of text formatting in Word. You can also use it to compare formatting in Word.
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Using Tab Stops in Word- Instructions

Using Tab Stops in Word- Instructions: A picture of a document showing the different types of tabs stops for selected paragraphs in Word within the horizontal ruler.
Using Tab Stops in Word: Overview             This tutorial is about creating and using tab stops in Word documents. Using tab stops in Word helps you create organized lists in Word documents. For example, suppose you had to create a document that lists the names of people in your company. Assume you also need to
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Apply a Multilevel List in Word- Instructions

Apply a Multilevel List in Word- Instructions: A picture of a user applying a multilevel list format to an outlined list in a Word document.
Apply a Multilevel List in Word: Overview             You can apply a multilevel list in Word to outline topics within a list. This list style lets you easily create an agenda or other formal outline. To apply a multilevel list in Word, type the first item within the list. Then press the “Enter” key on
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