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The Office app remains a relatively new option for iPad users, but one that can really help you boost productivity when you can’t use your laptop or desktop computer.
Here’s how to change line spacing, employ Themes, and apply and modify Styles.
Q. There is too much space between the lines of my recipients’ address in a letter. How can I tighten it up?
Q. How do I keep Word from AutoFormatting or AutoCorrecting certain text?
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Q. Why does the new Word paragraph format default to 1.15 lines?
Q. How can I change the default fonts for new Word documents?
Q: How can I create my own custom bullet points?
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Microsoft Office 2013 has arrived with some new features that could make your job easier.
If you frequently write letters to the same few people, having documents that are partially formatted with dropdown menus can save you the hassle of copying and pasting from old documents all the time.
I want to right align part of a line. For example, in a résumé the company name might be flush with the left margin, but the dates of employment should be flush with the right. How do I do that?
Making a change to a currently used style is a piece of cake. Simply format a selection of text that carries the style you want. Then right-click the selection, choose Styles, then update “style name” to Match Selection …
