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Word T-U  

Taming finicky page breaks in Word tables

Teaching Word to accept personalized filename extensions

Technical Editor's Eyrie

Technical editors are people who edit technical information. They work in many fields, including engineering, computer hardware and software, science, medicine, law, banking, and website development for any business or activity.

Templates and custom features

Templates and predefined content

Textured Graphics

The draw layer: a metaphysical place

The Page Up and Page Down keys don't work like they used to.

The Speller won't check my spelling. What happened?

The toolbars and the menus in my old version of Word looked different. What happened?

Toggling between fonts

Totaling numeric data in Word tables made easy

Transpose dates mm/dd/yy to yy/mm/dd (Example: from 12/17/85 to 85/12/17).

Treat different pages differently with the help of an "if" field

Trimming printing time

Troubleshooting Damaged Documents

Damaged document files can cause any program to exhibit unusual behavior. Such behavior occurs because the program tries to make decisions about what to do based on incorrect information in the file.
The best way to protect yourself against document damage is to keep backup copies of your documents. If you do not have a backup copy of your document, this article provides some troubleshooting procedures you can use to identify and possibly recover a damaged Microsoft Word for Windows document.

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Understanding fonts and line spacing

Understanding mailto: in Word's Internet hyperlinks

Understanding what All Active Templates means

Unicode

Practical information about Unicode and the increasing number of applications and fonts that support it, intended to help people who are trying to use Unicode to produce standardized multilingual and technical documents.

Unlink a linked graphic that is floating over the text.

Unlink a linked graphic that is inline with the text:

Updating fields

Use Spike to Move Text

Using Excel PivotTables to present data in Word

Using formulas in Word tables

Using hyperlinks to connect documents

Using Rich Text Format (RTF)

Using text, the universal translator

Using Word's Open dialog box effectively

Last edited 17 August, 2004

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