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Word Essentials — 4 week course, Fall 2022
Join fellow editors in this 4-week course on the essentials of Word for editors, starting October 13th. Hit the editing desk at full speed! Requirements
Word Essentials, Blog Set
Hit the editing desk running, with the 4-week Word Essentials course starting May 26th, and these how-to posts!
Word Essentials, 4-week course
Join fellow editors in this 4-week course on the essentials of Word for editors, starting May 26th. Hit the editing desk at full speed!
New Edition of EIW365 Available Now
Head on over to Lulu to buy the epub, updated and doubled in size! In the preface, you’ll find a password for the resource site where you’ll find:
Q&A: Is there an easy way to make a list of figures?
QIs there a way to generate a list of figures and tables in a book (in the FM)? Using a Word function? AYes! When styles have been applied to the captions/titles, it’s a snap! There are also plugins and macros that will do this, explained below.
Create a Table of Contents in Word Automatically
Creating a table of contents takes only a couple of clicks if Styles were applied. Here’s how!
Paragraph spacing in Word
Leave the enter key behind and space paragraphs automatically in Word.
Try This! Track Changes in Word
Track Changes is a feature of Word that lets each person on the team show their suggested revisions and leave comments “attached” to content without becoming part of the content itself (and thus avoiding the disastrous embarassement of comments making it into the final product). Download this 132 kb file, then try the steps below. … Continue reading Try This! Track Changes in Word
Q&A: How Can I Cross-reference Comments in Word?
Need to refer to a specific comment? It’s possible to still see the numbers that Word assigns to each comment, but here’s a more reliable method.