Last week we showed you how Bullet Lists can crash MS Word documents, especially if you cut and paste from several different documents. We outlined some techniques to reduce the file size, mostly by creating pre-formatted bullet lists and re-creating bullet lists the correct way.
Entries Tagged as 'template'
How to Reduce Huge Microsoft Word Documents
August 10th, 2010 · Comments · Formatting
Tags: Errors·Format·Microsoft Word·Style·template
How to Open and Repair a Damaged Word file
September 27th, 2009 · Comments · Autoformat, Formatting, How To, Ribbon, Troubleshooting, Word 2007
You can “force” Word to recover a document after it has crashed. Here’s how. Microsoft Word tries to automatically recover a damaged document if it detects a problem with the file.
Tags: Autorecovery·Autosave·Crashed·Damaged document·Design·Dialog box·document·Errors·Microsoft Office·Microsoft Word·Recover·Repair·Ribbon·template·Templates·User Interface·Windows XP·word·Word 2010·Word Processors·XP
Office 2003 to 2007 User Interface Guides
September 27th, 2009 · Comments · Formatting, How To, Ribbon, Word 2007, Word 2010
If you’ve just moved to Microsoft Word 2007 and wondered, “where are all the file menus gone?”, then these reference guides might help.
Tags: Design·Errors·Microsoft Office·Microsoft Word·Ribbon·Structured Authoring·Technical Communications·Technical Documentation·Technical Writer·Technical Writing·template·u·User Interface·Word 2010·Word Processors
RichEdit hyperlinks, automatic hyperlinks (autoURLs) and friendly name hyperlinks
September 26th, 2009 · Comments · How To, Word 2010
Murray Sargent’s blog, Math in Office, focuses on mathematics in Office along with some posts on RichEdit. For those who use math calculations, Murray’s insight is worth reading.
Tags: MathML·Microsoft Word·Structured Authoring·Technical Communications·Technical Documentation·Technical Writer·Technical Writing·template·Word 2010
3 Reasons Why Microsoft Word Documents Become Corrupt
September 22nd, 2009 · Comments · File Properties, Formatting, Troubleshooting
3 Reasons Why Microsoft Word Documents Become Corrupt
How to create your first Word template
September 8th, 2009 · Comments · How To, Templates, Word 2003, Word 2007
How do I get Word to open with my favourite font and the exact size that I want refer to use?
The easiest way to do this is to create a new template. It’s very easy. A template lets you create your own custom settings and get straight into writing your docs without having to waste time select fonts, sizes, heading and what not. Here is how it works.
Tags: custom settings·document template·Font·Format·guidelines·headings·Normal.dot·Style·styles·template

















