word 2002

If you open the Properties dialog box for a document, Word will provide some statistical information, including the total editing time. You can see the statistical information by clicking Properties from the File men within your document. For clarification, Word calculates the editing time as the total amount of time the file is open.
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Word includes many different shortcut keys that you can use to perform tasks, instead of using a mouse. Unfortunately, with so many shortcuts available, it is difficult to learn and remember any of them. It may be helpful then, if you are just getting familiar with shortcut keys, to have Word display them in any [...]

Word documents include scroll bars along the right side and bottom. The scroll bars let you control what part of a document you are viewing. For example, you can use the scroll bar along the right side to move to the end of a document.
If you rarely use a mouse when you are working [...]

Word lets you create active links within a document to objects such as graphics, Excel worksheets, etc. With active links, any changes to the linked objects are reflected within your document. You can even configure Word to automatically update the links for you.
By turning on the Update automatic links at Open option, Word will automatically [...]

Each time you open a document in Word a button appears on the Taskbar. If you have multiple documents open at the same time, a button appears for each one. This makes it easy for you to switch between your documents.
However, some people may prefer to only have a single button on the taskbar, [...]

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 [...]

Normally when you have multiple Word documents open, a button or icon is displayed for each one on your taskbar. Switching between open documents is as easy as clicking the appropriate taskbar button.
Word can be configured to display a single icon on the taskbar. Only a single icon will be displayed on the taskbar representing [...]

In a previous tip, I showed you how to double underline text in Word 2007. If you are using an earlier version of Word, such as Word 2002, the steps for doing so are slightly different.
If you want to underline text with a double line, you need to use the Font option found [...]

In a previous tip, I showed you have to use the Find and Replace features in Word to change specific formatting. You can also use the Find and Replace features to search for and replace other elements such as tabs and breaks.
To find and replace different types of document elements in Word 2002:

From the [...]

Most documents contain different types of formatting throughout. If you want to change a specific formatting, such as all bold characters to italics, you can manually search through your document and change each instance. However, if your document is large, this can take quite some time to do. There is also the chance that you [...]

Word includes many different options that you use to make certain text and pictures stand out from all the rest. Two options you have for bringing more focus to a picture is to place a border around it and add a shadow.
To quickly add a black border to a picture:

Within your document, right click [...]