You're working in MS Word and you've got a beautiful table—it's perfect!
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I'm sure we're all aware of MS Word's AutoCorrect feature—that little gem secretly working in the background replacing many of our common typos with the correct spelling.
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Have you ever been working on a Word document and come to a point where you need to enter a fact that you're not sure of?
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Are you a person who likes and frequently uses Microsoft's WordArt?
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In MS Word, what's the difference between Ctrl + U and Ctrl + Shift + W?
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You just finished a letter. It's beautifully written, printed, and ready to go. Now all you need is an envelope.
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, now you know what they are, I'd bet that the next question you're dying to ask is "How do I get to these wonderful little miracles?"
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You just completed a copy / paste in MS Word XP and you happen to notice this little button appear at the end of you pasted text.
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OK, so when working in MS Word we all know about the usual toolbar buttons and lists that allow us quick access to things like font type, size, bold, Italics, underline, color, etc.
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Have you ever wished that you could change the direction of text? I mean literally have it read in another direction.
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Many of you may be aware of the Change Case text options in the Format menu of MS Word.
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Here's the picture: you're working on the ultimate document, it's a masterpiece!
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Since we're all here for the same reason—to find out all about MS Word's section breaks—I'll get right to the "how to".
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OK, so we all have experience with paragraphs and pages in MS Word… but did you know you have further options for sub-dividing your documents?
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Here's the scenario: you're working in MS Word and it's time to set up your header or footer information.
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If you're like me then you like to work in MS Word using the Print Layout view.
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You're working in, oh, let's say, MS Word and you need to switch to a new document.
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So, here you are feverishly working on several different MS Word files trying to read, copy / paste and type all at once.
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Are you one of the many people who find it easier to read light printing on a dark background?
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Have you ever created a table in MS Word at the beginning of the document only to find that it was a mistake?
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