You can quickly select a rectangular block of text in Word by using the Alt key. This can allow you to apply formatting to an area of text that does not necessarily have to be an entire paragraph or sentence.

Add buttons to the status bar in Word for quick information. Learn how you can use Word to make your life easier with a training class from AETC.

Click both the left and right mouse buttons to see the spacing between tabs. Learn more ways to use Word to make your life easier with a training class from AETC.

Use Control + Shift + F5 to create a bookmark in Microsoft Word. Learn more ways that Word can make your life easier with a training class from AETC.

Use tables in Word to create complex looking layouts. This video describes how to edit a table’s borders to organize data in a way that looks complex and difficult, but is in fact very simple. Create professional, polished documents with

The eraser feature in Microsoft Word allows a user to merge cells by erasing cell borders. Learn to use Word to create polished, professional documents with a training class from AETC.

This video describes how to apply a set of styles to an existing document by use of a saved template. See this video to learn to save styles as templates. Learn to make professional and polished documents with a Word

Styles and templates reduce redundant work reformatting similar document. This video describes how to save styles as templates in Microsoft Word. Learn more ways to create polished documents with a Word training class from AETC.

Use the Advanced Find and Replace tool in Word to make several changes quickly to a document. For more ways to make Word work harder for you, take a training class from AETC.