5 Awesome Microsoft Word Tips and Tricks
So, here is the list of 5 awesome Microsoft Word tips and tricks for you guys. You can get the tips below and start experimenting these tips on your MS Word version. However, remember that these tips are particularly for 2010. Since, it is most famous and used MS word’s version.
1- Use of SHIFT+F3
With the help of Shift+F3 shortcut, you can very easily turn the text into upper case, lower case and title case letters with no efforts. This is required many times when you want to change the whole document into upper case, lower case or in title case. Then this command will be proven very helpful for all the users of MS Office Word because you can do that by using this shortcut.
2. Get Complete Control on Typing
We can always use MS Word as a simple Notepad or other simple text editor. It means, Word will not let you know about your mistakes in typing and spelling and more. You’ll get the full typing control in MS Word. Follow the below steps carefully to do this:
- Open MS Word and go to Word Options by clicking the Office Button
- Now, in the new popup box, navigate to Proofing and then click on AutoCorrect Options
- In the next box, just uncheck all the Auto-Correct items to get full control on typing in MS Word.
3- Insert Caption
Adding a caption to an image in a document is very easy. The Caption is used for many purposes like it indicates that the picture is about or when you inserted multiple photos, it is used to keep track of numbering.
4- Customize Quick Access Toolbar
The quick access toolbar is used to access the important and most used tools very quickly. It is placed at the top left corner of the Word screen. To customize Quick Access Toolbar: click on its button and select the tools you want to access quickly. You can also browse more tools to be added in this toolbar by clicking on More Commands.
5- Save Embedded Images
It may happen sometimes that you receive MS word document full of content and pictures embedded inside. If you need to extract images from MS word document to post them anywhere else, there is no option provided by Microsoft Word to save them. But still by using some other tricks, you can simply extract and save embedded images from any MS word document.
All you have to do is select the image, go to file, click on save as and look for Save As Type and Select Web Page Filtered.
All you have to do is select the image, go to file, click on save as and look for Save As Type and Select Web Page Filtered.
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