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One of the many nice features of Word is that it can autocorrect errors as you type, including capitalization. For example, if you do not capitalize the first letter of a sentence, Word will automatically do it for you.
You can change the way Word autocorrects your capitalization. For example, Word automatically capitalized the names […]

If multiple users are working on the same document, you may be required to track your changes. This means that any changes you make to a document are then visible to other users. This fits into the whole editing process where your changes to a document can be seen, accepted, or even rejected.
To enable […]

If you have two or more lists in Word, you can easily combine them into a single one. You do not even have to do any additional formatting because the second list is automatically formatted to match the first one.
To combine multiple lists in Word 2007:

Highlight the list you want to combine with another […]

When you open a new document, Word applies the font style, views, and so on found in the Normal.dot template. If you don’t care for the formatting and other options configured in the template, they can be changed.
To edit the Normal template in Word 2007:

Click the Microsoft Office button.

Click Open.

Click Templates

Double click the Normal […]

If you plan to bind documents, you may find after doing so that some of the text is not visible because it is hidden by the bindings. This is because there is not enough white space either on the side or top of the document.
Microsoft Word recognizes that you may want to bind printed documents […]

Word lets you sort text, numbers, or data in lists and tables. You can sort in ascending order (A to Z, zero to nine, or earliest to latest date) or in descending order (Z to A, 9 to zero, or latest to earliest date).
When you are sorting data in tables, you can sort data in […]

During the editing process, a document may undergo several rounds of editing by different people. When it comes to viewing the changes, Word will display all types of changes by all reviewers. If a document has many edits and changes, it can be difficult to follow them all.
Word 2007 lets you display changes by […]

Word lets you sort text, numbers, or data in lists and tables. You can sort in ascending order (A to Z, zero to nine, or earliest to latest date) or in descending order (Z to A, 9 to zero, or latest to earliest date).
When you are sorting data in tables, you can sort data in […]

When you create a table that spreads across multiple tables, table headings do not appear on each page. Instead of having to scroll to the beginning of the table to see the headings, you can have Word display table headings on each page.
Note: You must be in Print Layout view to see table headings […]

PPTminimizer reduces PowerPoint and Word files by up to 98% of their initial size using an intelligent compression technique. The software preserves the original file format so files can be edited without having to unzip them. The optimized files, without any quality loss, are then much smaller, safer, and ideal for sharing. Mailboxes, servers, and […]

Word includes a zoom option that lets you get a close-up view of your document or a reduced view. If you have a preferred zoom setting, you can save the setting in a document or template. By doing so, the document or template will always open with the same zoom setting.
To save your zoom […]

Word 2007 lets you view a document at different points of the editing process. Normally when you open a document, Word displays the document in the Final Showing Markup view. This means Word shows all tracked changes and comments.
You can use the Display for Review list, within the Tracking group, to view a […]

By Default, Word displays deletion and comments in balloons along the margins of the document. Word 2007 can also display comments inline. When comments are displayed inline, comment indicators appear where comments have been added. You can view a comment by resting your pointer on a comment indicator.
To display comments inline, instead of in […]

Word lets you insert different types of objects into your document. For example, you can insert worksheets from Excel, images, media clips, and so on. You can even insert text from another Word document into your current working document.
To insert text from another Word document into your current document:

Click where you want to insert the […]

One of the many nice features of Word is that it can autocorrect errors as you type, including capitalization. For example, if you do not capitalize the first letter of a sentence, Word will automatically do it for you.
You can change the way Word autocorrects your capitalization. For example, Word automatically capitalized the names […]

By default, Word includes its own dictionary, which you can use to look up words and phrases. You can add your own words to the dictionary and also create a custom dictionary.
To look up a word or phrase in the dictionary:

From the Review tab, click Research.

Do one of the following:

To look up a single word […]

I spend a large portion of my day typing in Microsoft Word. One thing I have never figured out is how to add a note in the middle of a bulleted or numbered list. Normally I would turn of the list and waste some time messing around with it. Well here is a cool little […]

Word includes a function that lets you convert text into table format. For example, if you have a list of words you think would be better displayed in a table format, you can tell Word to put the text into a table for you.
You need to decide how to separate the text into columns. […]

Word 2007 lets you insert a linked object or embedded object from a file created in Excel.
You can even retain the use of Excel tools to make changes to the data in Word.
To insert a linked object or embedded object from Excel into Word 2007:

Open your Word document.

Open your Excel spreadsheet.

Within Excel, select the […]

There are a few ways in which you can indent paragraphs. For example, you can set indents through the Paragraph window or using the indent marker on the horizontal ruler. Another way you can create paragraph indents is using the tab key.
To create paragraph indents using the Tab key in Word 2007:

Click the Microsoft […]