Considering the fact that URLs are most often lengthy, you might find yourself in a situation where you want to “wrap” them over more than one line. Up until recently,…

When you need horizontal spacing in a paragraph other than a single space using the space bar, you should use Tab Stops (or just “tabs”). Tabs are set per paragraph…

It is possible to export text from many applications and most databases in a structured manner, for example, CSV or tab-delimited text. Where such text is available, it is possible…

The English language employs a number of different dash-like punctuation marks. These have largely fallen out of favour as keyboards and touchscreens offer easy access to the now much-abused dash.…

The Table of Contents feature relies on the use of Styles in a document. The feature works “out-of-the-box”: it is based on the default Heading 1, Heading 2 and Heading…

A Microsoft Word document might contain only a table, or it might start with a table as its first piece of content. There seems to be no easy way of…

Track Changes is a useful collaboration feature in Microsoft Word which allows two or more users to collaborate productively on one document. The feature does what the name suggests: once…

I have previously blogged about the wonderful Greenshot advanced screenshot software and of course, you are taught in Grade 10 how to use the Snipping Tool. Here is a third…

Adding a watermark to a Word document is a simple process. By default, when you insert a watermark in a Word document, the watermark is inserted on all pages of…

My “Golden Rule” for earning top marks in a Mail Merge assessment is simple: start with 2 files, finish with 3. In almost every assessment the format is the same:…