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How to Change Page Orientation in Microsoft Word

Post author:Akash Kumar Biswas
Post published:April 9, 2018
Post category:Windows
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Did your boss task you with preparing reports with MS Word? Or are you a Student who needs to prepare Term-Papers every semester? Either way, learning how to change Orientation of one page in Microsoft Word is undoubtedly worth the time. Learning this simple trick will go a long way.

[Tutorial] How To Save Office 2013 Documents To PDF Protected With Password

Post author:BorisZ
Post published:July 30, 2012
Post category:How To
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There are plenty of new features that Microsoft have implemented inside Office 2013 and one of them is possibility to export your Word or Excel documents into PDF format and also to add a password protection. In this tutorial I will show you how to add that in few easy steps.

[Tutorial] How To Add New Sounds Inside Microsoft Office Applications

Post author:BorisZ
Post published:July 10, 2012
Post category:How To
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If you like tweaking your Microsoft Office Word, Excel, Outlook or PowerPoint environment and options, you probably noticed an intriguing option called feedback with sound. This option is meant to enable sound notification inside Microsoft Office suite, such as when you close the application, save a document, delete text, or many other different actions. However if you enable this option inside Microsoft office 2007 or 2010 versions you wont notice anything since there are few additional steps you need to perform in order to make it work and in this tutorial i will show you how to do that.

[Tutorial] How To Add A Translation Service In Microsoft Word 2010

Post author:BorisZ
Post published:April 30, 2012
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For everyone who passed from Microsoft Word 2007 onto Word 2010 probably noticed that 2010 version longer includes translation tools and invites you to subscribe to paid services to translate your documents. However by making few small tricks inside Word 2007 it is possible to use the free translation service from Windows Live and in this tutorial I will show you how to do that.

[Tutorial] How To Track Changes Other People Make In Your Microsoft Word Document

Post author:BorisZ
Post published:April 12, 2012
Post category:How To
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If you are working on text article which runs between several people, it is common that each author makes changes, add text, delete paragraphs, insert comments, etc.... Using the Review Mode in Microsoft Word, you can track all changes made to your document and their authors. At first, you must ensure that your name is well defined in Word which will help you to easily identify your contributions. After enabling Review mode for Microsoft Word document, you can then send your article to another author who can change it. Each person who is holding the document can edit the document and leave comments. Once the new document is in your possession, you can easily identify which changes are made by which author. And if each reviewer has made changes at the same time, you can easily combine them into a single document. You can then accept or reject each change to produce your final document. Although this maybe sounds too complicated it’s not and in this tutorial I will show you how easily you can master this awesome tool available in Microsoft Word.

[Tutorial] How To use SkyDrive To Embed A PowerPoint or Excel Document in a Web Page

Post author:BorisZ
Post published:March 22, 2012
Post category:How To
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If you are one of those that still don’t use Microsoft SkyDrive here is one good reason why you start using it. Thanks for SkyDrive and its App call Office Live Web you can easily embed your PowerPoint presentation, Excel Spreadsheet, Word or OneNote Document right within any web page or blog. After that anyone who is reading that web page or blog can easily read or watch your presentation or document without even having Office installed on their computer. In this tutorial I will show you how to embed your Office document inside a web page.

[Tutorial] How To Publish Blog Posts Directly From Microsoft Word 2007/2010

Post author:BorisZ
Post published:March 2, 2012
Post category:How To
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Among many new features in Word 2007, the most interesting feature for me is the one that lets you publish a blog post directly to your web site blog regardless of the blogging platform you are using, whether it’s WordPress, Blogger, TypePad, etc.... In this tutorial I will use this function with a WordPress blog and show you how to create your own account and start publishing directly from Microsoft Word 2007/2010.

[Tutorial] How To Create And Save A Custom Cover Page In Word 2010/2007

Post author:BorisZ
Post published:February 26, 2012
Post category:How To
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Good designed Cover page draws readers and can give your page or documents better appeal. If you are using Microsoft Word 2007 or 2010 you are probably aware of Cover Pages you can use in this text editor, and you know there are only few of them available by default. If none of those Cover Pages match your needs or simply you want to make match your company colors this tutorial will show you how to create your own Cover Page in Microsoft Word.

[Tutorial] How To Define Default Saving Format In Word 2007/2010

Post author:BorisZ
Post published:February 25, 2012
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By default, Microsoft Word saves your documents in .docx format. If you need to share them, for example by e-mail, it is preferable to define a default saving format which offers greater compatibility to prevent you to constantly send files to those who do not have Office 2007 - 2010. In this tutorial I will show you how to define a default savings format in MS Word 2007/2010.

[Tutorial] How To Speed Up Loading Of Microsoft Word, Excel And PowerPoint

Post author:BorisZ
Post published:February 20, 2012
Post category:How To
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Whenever you lunch any Microsoft Office application, whether it’s Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, etc... a welcome screen is displayed during a certain period longer or shorter depending on the speed of your computer. In this tutorial we will show you how to not show this welcome screen, and save a few seconds when loading the program.