Changing your page orientation is fairly simple to do. Follow the steps below to learn how: Select the Layout tab and click Orientation, which will open a menu with two options: Portrait and Landscape. Select Landscape. Your section should now appear in landscape, whereas the rest of your document should remain in Portrait. So now
There can be times when you may find it necessary to create a different layout or page orientation in a select page rage in your document. Let’s pretend you want the first page to be oriented as portrait. Now let’s also pretend you would like your second page to be oriented as landscape. This is
In previous posts I have covered how Word provides us with multiple shapes that we can employ which brighten up your documents and ads extra oomph to boot! So, today I will tell you about inserting icons in your documents. Icons are simply drawings of familiar symbols or images that can also be added to
You can do a lot with shapes! Luckily, Microsoft Word provides you with a very large selection of shapes from which you can choose. You may not be aware of it, but shapes are also known as vector graphics. Vector graphics are actually made up of points on a plane that is connected by lines
As promised, today I will tell you how to insert pictures in Word. Last time we learned all about what illustrations are and how to insert them. You will find that it is very east to insert pictures into your documents and it can really be fun as well. Follow the steps below to learn
In the Microsoft world, graphic items (i.e., pictures, icons, shapes, charts, and several other objects), are all referred to as illustrations. You also may not realize it, but charts and tables are also considered illustrations or objects in Word and thus, they can be treated very similarly. Charts and tables can have text flowing around
Now I know that there is not a huge demand for OneNote information, but there are still some folks out there that DO use and use it regularly, and so I want to be able to help them as well. Follow the steps below to learn how: Open your page with linked notes. Click Linked
Word has 12 special characters that are usually not found on a standard keyboard. These characters include the en dash, and the em dash. The en dash (-) is about the size of the letter n and it used to connect things that are related by distance. The em dash is also of the letter
Yes, that does sound a bit odd for an article from me! BUT, I am certain there are more older folks like me that have a fancy iPhone made by those folks who have a fruit in their logo. And just like me, they probably do not have half a clue how many great things
If you know the word and character counts in your document it can assist you in helping t6o better understand things like the readability of your document. It can also show you how much space you are using in your document. You most likely did not know it, but you can use your word length
