When you create a Microsoft Word document that you plan to share with others, you can go that extra mile by including hyperlinks. You can link to a web page, a file, a place in your document, or an email address. Your readers then simply click the link…
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…
Microsoft Word is an important part of many of our daily work lives, but that doesn’t mean we’re always using it for all it’s worth. Over time, Microsoft has added new features that make Word more robust, but you don’t always have insight into new feat…