While inserting a signature in a PDF on a Mac is pretty straightforward, adding one to Pages isn’t as obvious. Plus, you have more than one way to do so. Here, we’ll show you how to insert a signature in Apple Pages a few different ways on a Mac as wel…
Using bullets for your list items keeps your document nice and neat. Whether you use dots, dashes, or even images, we’ll show you how to add bullets in Apple Pages and customize them, too.
Add bullets in Pages on Mac
You can add bullets as you creat…
Whether out of necessity or curiosity, you may want to see the word count for a document you create. Along with the word count, you can view the page, paragraph, and character counts in the same spot. Here’s how to get the word count in Apple Pages on …
If you create a Word document where you want to include page numbers, the author’s name, the document title, or similar details without distracting from the content, you can use headers and footers.
As the names imply, headers appear at the top of the …
Watermarks are helpful visuals for letting others know your document is confidential, private, or that it shouldn’t be copied. These types of images display in the background of your document and are faded. This lets your audience read your document wi…
Sometimes pictures are better than words, or at least good accompaniments. You might want to include a sketch, illustration, or another type of drawing in your Google Doc. Google provides a drawing tool that you can access right from Google Docs or sep…
If you’re creating a document for math instruction or scientific information in Google Docs, you may need to use superscript. This type of text appears slightly above the baseline text and uses a smaller font size. While most commonly used for math and…
When it comes to new features in applications we use every day, it can be hard to keep up. Google Docs is no different, with new and updated tools being implemented all the time. If you don’t browse the menus to see what’s different, you can easily mis…