One of the problems you are likely to encounter, especially if you often work with large spreadsheets, is that reading the data can be a rather long and tedious job. One solid solution is to change the color of every other row to make the tables more readable. There is a special option for this […]Read More
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Before you start writing any document, the first thing you should do is set the paper size, especially if you plan to print the document. You can freely set any paper size in Microsoft Word, and it only takes a few clicks. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to change the paper […]Read More
When writing any document, layout editing is very important because that way we can highlight important parts and make reading easier. One way we can easily increase the readability of the text is to create a space between the paragraphs to better highlight each section. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to […]Read More
Tables are extremely handy when you need to organize specific data. Microsoft Word, like most programs for writing and editing text, allows you to create tables, and this is quite easy to do. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to create a table in Microsoft Word, using Windows 10. Video Transcript: How […]Read More
When editing text in Microsoft Word, you probably occasionally need to change the line spacing. This way you can easily highlight certain text or make the content fit on one page. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to change line spacing in Microsoft Word, using Windows 10. Video Transcript: How to Change […]Read More
If you have a document that you want to mark as confidential, unfinished, or something else, one handy solution is to watermark it. Microsoft Word allows you to create a watermark, and it is possible to use an image or plain text. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to create a watermark […]Read More
The toolbar, or Ribbon, as Microsoft calls it, is where most of the options we use most often in Word are located. However, it sometimes happens that when we type or read text, we want to have as much space as possible on the screen, so we do not need this toolbar and it would […]Read More
When you type some text in Microsoft Word, it will be written horizontally. However, there are cases when you want to highlight the text or write an additional explanation vertically on the side. For this, you need to rotate the text. There is no “rotate text” option in Word, but there is a workaround. Watch […]Read More
When you’re making a presentation, PowerPoint will check the grammar of what you’re writing, and by default, the grammar-checked language is the same as your operating system’s language. The good news is that it is possible to change this and set PowerPoint to check grammar for any language. Watch our video tutorial where we show […]Read More
By default, PowerPoint‘s language will be the same as your operating system’s language. However, you can change this to any language in the settings. If the language you want is already installed, all you have to do is select it from the list. Otherwise, there is an option to install a new language. Watch our […]Read More