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
Read more
No Comments

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
Read more
No Comments

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
Read more
No Comments

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
Read more
No Comments

Indent Paragraphs in Word- Instructions

Indent Paragraphs in Word- Instructions: A picture of a user applying a “First Line Indent” using the indentation marker on the horizontal ruler in Word.
Indent Paragraphs in Word: Overview How to Apply a First Line Indent in Word While Typing             There are many ways to indent paragraphs in Word. One of the most common paragraph indentations in Word is the first-line indent. To add a half-inch first line paragraph indentation in Word, press the “Tab” key on your
Read more
No Comments

Insert Comments in Word – Instructions and Video Lesson

Insert Comments in Word - Instructions and Video Lesson: A picture of a user inserting a comment into a Word document.
Insert Comments in Word: Overview             You can insert comments in Word within documents. You often use comments to make notes within shared documents in Word. This lets you add a quick note on possible changes or insert a reminder to add missing content to a document. How to Insert Comments in Word             To
Read more
No Comments

Check Accessibility in Word – Instructions

Check Accessibility in Word - Instructions: A picture of a user fixing an accessibility error in the “Accessibility” task pane in Word.
Check Accessibility in Word: Overview             You can check accessibility in Word documents by using the accessibility checker tool. This tool scans your document and opens the “Accessibility” task pane. This task pane will display “Errors,” “Warnings” and “Tips” on what document content may be difficult to access for someone with a disability. How to
Read more
No Comments

Add Captions in Word – Instructions

Add Captions in Word - Instructions: A picture of a user setting caption options in Word.
Add Captions in Word: Overview             You can easily add captions in Word to document elements to label them. A caption is a numbered label you can apply to objects, equations and tables within your documents. This makes it easy to reference within your text, as there is an easily recognizable label on your object.
Read more
No Comments