If you find that you are unable to open a word document, it is most likely a sign that your document man be corrupt.
Follow the steps below to recover your corrupted document:
If you are able to open the document successfully, copy the contents and paste them into a new document and save it.
We are in the throes of summer and I love the slow and easy pace of these days. I can be outdoors and enjoy all the sights and sounds that I love. I can see bird nests and then the new life in them after a bit, and the fire flies that light up the night! All manner of different little delights that we mostly take for granted on a daily basis. I am trying to force myself to live in the moment more often. It is true that we are not promised tomorrow and so we should try to really live today.
Those are my words of wisdom this time around. Nothing profound but relevant nonetheless.
I think I came up with some very, very useful articles this month. I usually learn something new myself when I write these and that is a good thing.
Until next time please take care of yourselves and also look out for anyone else who may need your help. Be kind to each other…
There are myriad reasons why you would want/need to paste a hyperlink in your document. No, I am not talking about a hyperlink to someplace on the Web which is what most folks think of when I mention a hyperlink.
What I am talking about is a link to another document. You know, when you read something and think “what is that all about.” Would it not be great to just click it and instantly be taken to another document that explains it to you?
It is fairly commonplace to copy and paste information from one document to another.
Using a minor variation on pasting, you can make pasted information appear as a hyperlink in your document.
Follow the steps below to learn how:
The information will now appear as a hyperlink in your document. If you hold down the Ctrl key as you click on it, you will be taken directly to the spot in the original document from which it was copied.
If you want to be efficient, quick and look like a rock star all at the same time, then this is the tip for you!
If you want to prepare and print your documents and page breaks with a mixture of document layouts, it can greatly increase your productivity and save you a heap of time.
Page break allows you to stop and start text entry at a particular location in your document. This is often used when creating text column, but is also used for regular documents as well.
To create a page break, select the Layout tab on your Ribbon and click Breaks | Next Page. this will place your cursor on a new page which permits applications of a different document layout, such as landscape or legal. Proceed to modify the design of your page, or example, if you want legal size, click Layout tab | Size and then select Layout.
