Search

The article discusses how to make use of the TC field in Microsoft Word computer software to create table of contents (TOC) that include reference to important information within the document. It mentions two methods to insert the TC field, a special field which allows users to add text to a TOC without changing its style: using the Mark Table Of Contents dialog box and the Field dialog box method. Instructions on using the Table Of Contents feature to compile the TOC are presented.

The article offers information on the factors to be considered and steps to keep endnotes functional and attractive without any problems in Microsoft Word. It discusses how to insert endnotes more quickly, display endnotes in any format and delete endnotes permanently. It suggests that endnotes can encompass more than its traditional role to meet formatting needs and speed up the process.

The article presents ways to incorporate well-designed pull quotations on newsletters using Microsoft Word to attract and keep the readers' attention. It mentions the use of an isolated pull quote, along with a pull quote that was spun into a circle, to draw the reader's attention and interest to a page. Furthermore, a step-by-step instruction on using WordArt to customize pull quotes and give them a more creative look is presented.

The article provides an answer to a question regarding the use of the automation tools of Microsoft Word to avoid retyping similar information.

The article offers information on how to transpose and separate first and last names without having to retype them by using formulas in Excel worksheet. It presents instructions on how to do the process and suggests to avoid an error in deleting the original data. It also shows the steps on how to convert the formula results into static text.

The article provides information on how to make a newsletter for company information using Microsoft Word applications. It says that the first thing that readers do when reading a newsletter is flip through the pages and look at the pictures. It mentions that incorporating well-designed pull quotes can help to attract the readers. It discusses several steps in creating a pull quote such as the insertion of a quick pull quote with some formatting by using WordArt for a more creative look.

The article offers two ways to calculate expiration dates in Microsoft Excel especially when EDATE do not work. EDATE can return to date on the same day of the month, however, it is only wired to count in one-month increments. It stresses the need to install the analysis toolpak to use EDATE by selecting tools in Add-Ins from the menu bar and then select the Analysis Toolpak in the Add-Ins available list box.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for creating documents with tables in the txt wrap application.

The article discusses the uses and the difference between the Insert and Overtype modes in computers. There are some users of the Microsoft Word who do not know the difference between these two modes because they consider the default Insert mode as their sole option. In the Insert mode, Word transfers text to the right as the user would type or paste new text, but if he switches to Overtype mode, Word replaces text to the right of the insertion point character by character as new text is added.

The article provides tips on how to resume the numbered list instantly. One of the ways suggests the user to position the cursor at the place where he like to resume numbering, then do the right click and select the bullets and numbering option. In addition, it hints to select the numbering style on the numbered tab and then click the Continue Previous List option.