Adding a text box to a Microsoft Word document is an effective way to make certain sections of text stand out on the page; for example, the text for an image caption, flyout or a pull quote. You can ...

Let’s say that you have selected a text and want to replace it with new words. For that, you do not need to press the Backspace or Delete button after selecting the text in order to remove it. Instead ...

Microsoft Word 2007 doesn't come with a red pen for marking up documents, and you wouldn't want to use one on your computer's screen either, but it doesn't mean you lose the opportunity to edit the ...

In Microsoft Word or Excel, we can insert a pre-formatted text box or draw a text box as well as resize it to put and type text anywhere in a document or sheet. However, some users have complained ...

Whether you're writing a contract, some terms and conditions, or a cover letter, don't waste time repeating the same names ...

Basic sorting in Word 2013 is a breeze: Essentially, it’s just select a list of text, click the Sort button, and then choose Ascending or Descending order. However, it gets a bit more complex when ...

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Last autumn, Microsoft Word integrated a text prediction feature that suggests the next word it thinks you will type. Pressing the Tab key or right arrow accepts the suggestion The feature is supposed ...

Recently I noticed odd behavior in my Microsoft Word documents – highlighting words and hitting “Backspace” no longer deleted the text. Hitting “Delete” would remove it, but the Backspace key simply ...