Microsoft Word includes a Developer option that allows you to work with XML commands, forms, create programs that use Word, and more. By default, the Developer Tab is not visible, but you can easily turn it on in the settings. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to turn on the Developer Tab […]Read More
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Although Microsoft Word is used for word processing, in it we have quite a number of options for editing images. This, of course, is not comparable to the programs specially made for working with images, but if you need minor changes, such as changing the color tone of the image, Word will be quite enough. […]Read More
In Microsoft Word documents, in addition to images, it is possible to add animated GIFs. Interestingly, the process of adding a GIF is exactly the same as adding regular images, all you have to do is add a GIF instead of an image. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to add a […]Read More
If you need to create, for example, a contract in Microsoft Word, you probably encountered the problem of placing two signature lines in the same row, but one on the left and the other on the right, and then you had to manually create spaces until the second line is in the desired position. This […]Read More
If your eyes get strained while working in Microsoft Word, we suggest you turn on Dark Mode. This option, when you turn it on, will change all the light colors of the user interface to dark ones and thus reduce eye strain. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to enable Dark Mode […]Read More
If you want to save a document written in Microsoft Word in PDF format, you can do it directly from Word and there is no need to use an online converter. All you have to do is to choose to save the file as a PDF when you save the file. Watch our video tutorial […]Read More
Microsoft Word includes an option that will allow you to add a table created in Excel to a Word document. This can save you a lot of time, but you’ll probably have to adjust the alignments, especially if you’re using unusual paper sizes. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to add an […]Read More
How to Turn Off the Grammar Check In the Document You Are Currently Working on in Microsoft Word
If you’re working in a document where grammar doesn’t matter, such as personal notes or a memo, Microsoft Word offers you the option to turn off the grammar check in that document only. In this way, all other documents will be properly checked for grammar, except for documents where you do not want this option. […]Read More
When you mark some text in Microsoft Word, a Mini Toolbar will appear with which you can edit the appearance of the marked text. However, this can be annoying and distracting, so there is an option in the settings that will turn off the appearance of the Mini Toolbar. Watch our video tutorial where we […]Read More
By default in Microsoft Word, when you add a screenshot to a document using the Insert Screenshot tool, that image will automatically be linked. If you do not want Word to automatically link your screenshots, you can turn off this option in the settings. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to disable […]Read More