Add or Show the Caps Lock Indicator in Your Status Bar.

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Today I want to show you another useful trick for Microsoft Word 2007. If I recall correctly this setting is a default setting in previous versions of Microsoft Word but in 2007 it isn’t.

So that’s why I want to show you this small Microsoft Word tutorial.

If you want to add or show the Caps Lock Indicator in your status bar you’ll need to do this.

Simply right click on the Word 2007 status bar.
And select Caps Lock.

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And that’s it. Life can be so simple;) I hope you enjoyed this Microsoft Word Tip.

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Insert a Page Break – 2 options.

Hi, folks I hope you all enjoyed the weekend and that you are ready for a week full of cool and useful tips and tricks. We are starting the week kind of slow with a tip for Microsoft Word.

First of all; what is a page break?

A page break simply means that you force text and images to appear on the next page of a Word document.

A page break helps you to ensure that the table of content does not start at the middle of the page.

There are two options for inserting a page break.

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8 Tips and Tricks to Speed Up Microsoft Word.

This Word Tip and Trick is sent in by a nice guy called Peter Grudberg and they are some pretty cool and useful Word Tips and Tricks.

Working with MS Word can be great but it can also cause a real headache. Peter you just bought a new computer but noticed that Word was still a bit slow and that’s when he came up with these tips, tricks and tweaks to speed up Microsoft Word.

If you want to speed up Microsoft Word.

· Go to the view tab and uncheck the “Animated Text box”.

· If you use Word in Normal view, check “Wrap to window”.

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Tag Your Documents in Vista.

One of the new features of Microsoft Vista is that you can tag your documents and files. This is handy if you are searching for specific documents or when you are organizing your files. This Tip and Trick isn’t only useful for Microsoft Word document but you can use it for lots of programs. The printscreens are made in MS Word.

If you want to tag your document you’ll need to take the following steps.

· Click on the Office buttons.

· Select Save or Save As.

· Click in the Tags box.

· And enter a tag.

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· Now Click Save and you’re done.

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How To Use Alt Keyboard Shortcut Combinations.

Today’s Word and Excel Tip and Trick doesn’t need an intro. It’s a nice printable list with all the Alt keyboard shortcut combinations. I hope you’ll enjoy it.

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Changing Single Pages to Portrait and Landscape.

Hi folks, I hope you all had a great eastern and that you are ready for some cool Tips and Tricks this week! I’ve planned some pretty awesome tricks but we are starting today with a Word Tip and Trick.

Today’s tutorial is about changing or turning the pages in Microsoft Word. You can change all the pages at once but also one in a sequence.

To change the orientation to portrait or landscape for the entire document you’ll need to follow the next steps.

· Go to the tab Page Layout

· Click on Orientation

· And choose Portrait or Landscape

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