There may be many times when your document layout calls for using a single-column section in the middle of a multi-column page layout.
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Word, being the well-connected program that it is, has a feature that automatically converts a URL into a hyperlink…
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Let’s face it: some people like one space at the end of a sentence, and other people like two. (And some one-space people love to bash two-space people, and vice-versa—but that’s another story.)
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Many of the tips provided in WordTips rely on the use of fields.
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Word normally includes the footnotes whenever you print…
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Jim wants to know how he can prevent Word from capitalizing proper nouns (proper names) such as David, Shirley, Robert and so on. He has turned off the feature that capitalizes the first letter of sentences, but Word still capitalizes proper nouns for him. Jim doesn’t want Word to capitalize anything at all.
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The thing that indicates essentially where a floating object is located in relation to the text in your document is referred to as an object anchor.
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For some documents, it is par for the course to have tables extend from one page to another.
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