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Word is probably the most used Microsoft software for business or for school.

For those who are unfamiliar with Microsoft Office Word 2007 because it was difficult transitioning from an older Microsoft Word you were comfortable with, here are some tips to help you out:
 * To save your document, click the large bubble at the top left of the window. From there you can “save” or “save as”. Preferably if you are saving the document for the first time, then you should click “save as” and choose where your document will be saved so you can access again in the future.
 * Notice the New layout of the program; it uses tabs rather than the standard toolbar that used to sit at top. Allowing to easily accessing frequently used options and expanding to more possibilities
 * The home tab has all the most basic tools you need to create your document. From font to heading styles and the common cut, copy and paste.
 * The insert tab is a new option that one can easily add a cover page. You can add illustrations ranging from pictures to charts as well as Internet links and headers and footers for those MLA style papers.
 * Page layouts tab give one the ability to edit their margins of their document and overall look of their pages.
 * The references tab would mostly be used for citing other works and adding a table of contents if your document is large.
 * The mailings tab can help users create documents to be mailed out physically rather than an email.
 * The review tab allows the documents to be checked over for spellings and grammatical errors and allowing proofreading.
 * The last tab which is the view tab lets users control how their document is viewed whether you are creating a book, a web page, an outline, or simply just a draft.

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