Have you ever been frustrated at trying to tame a table to fit the orientation of your page within the confines of the page margins? And it won’t? I have the trick for you to make it fit!
Category Archives: MS Word
OMG! My document edits are missing!!!!! How to recover your document’s contents
Published on January 29, 2010 by Anita Evans
Have you ever experienced losing a document or have the document freeze while you are working on it, and you about to lose hours of creative input? Maybe these tips can get you back your data, and your sanity.
When Should You Use Styles in a Document?
Published on August 8, 2009 by Anita Evans
Unless you enjoy document editing masochism or you are content to just use Word on a superficial level, you will want to learn to apply styles to your document content.
Anita’s Top Ten Reasons For Using Styles…
Published on August 8, 2009 by Anita Evans
Styles prevent document corruption (i.e., unable to open a document, a document not printing or paginating properly) by reducing the amount of formatting code embedded in a document
Some formatting features in Word are crippled or disabled without styles. Want to build a table of contents or update a document’s paragraph numbering? It’s a [...]
More Reasons Why You Should Use MS Word Styles?
Published on August 8, 2009 by Anita Evans
Have you ever started formatting a document and it started “acting funny?” There is a way to make the madness stop. They are called Styles. Styles give documents a consistent, uniform look and make editing a breeze.
Unfortunately, the majority legal documents are created by applying direct formatting or what I like to [...]
Why Use MS Word Styles?
Published on August 8, 2009 by Anita Evans
Have you ever started formatting a document and it started “acting funny?” There is a way to make the madness stop. They are called Styles. Styles give documents a consistent, uniform look and make editing a breeze.
A majority of legal documents are created by applying direct formatting or what I like to [...]
