Microsoft Word 2003 introduced the concept of “Smart Tags”. When Microsoft Word recognizes a date, time, or other piece of information, it will underline the text in red….
Microsoft Word 2003
One way to make titles stand out in Microsoft Word 2003 documents such as flyers, promotional mailings, or announcements is to write titles in all caps. Alternatively you…
Depending on how your copy of Microsoft Word 2003 is configured, whenever you hover your mouse pointer over toolbar buttons, ScreenTips (popup help) appear describing the buttons’ functions….
When creating Microsoft Word 2003 documents, you may frequently want headline or title text to stand out from the rest, especially if you are creating signs, posters, printed…
If your Word 2003 document contains fonts others do not have, you can embed fonts into your documents so others can see your work as you intended.
A drop cap, basically the first letter of the first word of a paragraph displayed in a large font, can add a touch of style or class to…
Summary: View or edit two different parts of a Microsoft Word 2003 document simultaneously. Editing a large Microsoft Word 2003 document? If so, it may prove cumbersome jumping…
If you wish to display text in your Microsoft Word 2003 document in a table, you can go through and first create the table using the “Table ->…
Microsoft Word 2003 can sort text, such as a list of peoples’ names, class names, names of inventory items, etc. However, the option is somewhat hidden under the…
Depending on your office, you may receive Word 2003 documents from those who like the text animation features a little too well. While occasional use of animated text…