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  Splitting a document into two separate views allows you to view and edit two widely-separated parts of a document at the same time, which means you can...

  For those times where you accidentally close a document without saving it, Word has a feature that saves documents when you close them—including docume...

If you want to make changes to the default settings that load up every time you open a Word document (the font, size, layout settings, etc), you can achieve...

There are various reasons why you might want to compare two documents and Word provides the option to open two files side by side for this very purpose. How...

Most people know about the usual shortcuts like Ctrl-B, Ctrl-I, Ctrl-U, for bolding, italicizing, and underlining text respectively, or  Ctrl-C to copy and ...

If you use Word often, you may notice that whenever you are copying and pasting things, the formatting is often different from what you want. Fortunately, t...

If you’re creating a large document with several pages you might want to add page numbers to keep them in order. Today we show you how to add page numbers...

Microsoft Word offers many options for aligning objects (images, clip art, etc) in text, which allows you to fine-tune exactly how you want the resulting do...

Microsoft Word Step one: Open Word and navigate to the Microsoft Office Button (or simply the File menu if you’re using Office 2010) and click Word Opti...

Turn on change tracking On the Review tab, in the Tracking group, click the Track Changes image. To add a track changes indicator to the status b...