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How to remove links in Word

A Link (Hyperlink) is a text that you can click on and a specific web page will open. In Word, if you copy text from the Internet, all the links in that text will be copied to Word. This is sometimes useful, and sometimes not so much. It’s useful if you want to have those […]Read More

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How to Stop Automatic Capitalization of the Letter i in Word

In English, the pronoun i and is always written in capital letters. Therefore, in Microsoft Word, when you type a lowercase letter i and then press Space, this letter will automatically be capitalized. Convenient option when writing in English, but a problem if writing in another language. Watch our video in which we show you […]Read More

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How to Save a Word Document as a PDF File

PDF is a format used when you want to send a document to someone over the Internet, without the possibility of modification, and when you want the sent document to looks the same on different computers and devices. You will usually create the document in another program and then convert or save it in PDF […]Read More

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How to Remove Text Formatting in Microsoft Word

If you copied some text in Microsoft Word and that text contains formatting that you don’t like, it’s best to remove the formatting and start over. Word offers us a handy option with which, in just a few clicks, we can remove all text formatting from a document or part of a document. We’ve already […]Read More

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How to create table of contents in Microsoft Word

Using a table of contents in your document makes it easier for the reader to navigate. In Microsoft Word, you can create a table of contents automatically from the titles in a document. This is a two-step process. We must first “tell” Word that these are actually titles, and then, in just a few clicks […]Read More