Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

Travel images, electronic & traditional publishing, Microsoft Word specialist Canada Joined April 2011

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

9 years ago

Who can resist the Parks Canada red chairs? These were in Ottawa's Byward Market! (Inspiration Village for @canada150th ) @parkscanada

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@lunaorchidaceae Time to take up tuba playing maybe?

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@troysimms_ Ctrl-click to select a sentence; press Shift-F3 to cycle through UC, LC & initial caps. It works on a selection or the word with the cursor.

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@NadWGab When it does that, press Ctrl-Z to undo the autocorrect. Stop it via File > Options > Proofing > AutoCorrect Options... select (e), Delete.

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@janodus True if people don't know how to use it. Not true if people are taught how to use templates and styles.

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@mondieuhoran Select All (Ctrl-A), then Review > Language > Set Proofing Language & choose German.

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@Billybellll LOL! Control it: R-click image & choose Size and Position. Text wrap = square; Position = whatever you need; Move anchor with text = off.

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@plightshift Right-click on textbox, & choose More Layout Options. Text wrap = Square; Position set as you need it; turn off Move anchor with text.

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@Katlego_MS Insert a section break after your pg2 (Layout > Breaks). Use Insert > Page Number > Format Page Numbers to set # format & start numbers.

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@robhogg68 @Microsoft End the annoyance by adjusting your settings: File > Options > Proofing > Writing style "Settings..." button. Lots of options.

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@dana_suleiman Open the Font dialog; change the font to TNR; click "Set As Default". This changes the Normal template, so all new docs will then use TNR.

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@kevmurph96 Open the Font dialog; change the font to TNR; click "Set As Default". This changes the Normal template, so all new docs will then use TNR.

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@mike902 Possible, but not easy: answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice… (You can also just press Shift-F5 to jump to where you last were in the doc.)

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@MoMoneyMoDonnel Oxford comma. Manage it via File> Options > Proofing > Grammar settings... near the end of many settable options.

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@beckygra21 Select what you want & press Shift-F3 to cycle between initial caps,all caps and lowercase.

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@afilmfatale Table Properties > Table > Text wrapping = Around; then Positioning... to set H & V relative to margins. Text will flow around it.

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@top_tweet23 Use the SEQ field code. Description and switches here: support.office.com/en-us/article/…

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@waxlfc @Aminah_xxx In screen capture below, status bar shows page 1 of 11, but pg# displays as 3 after start @3. 4th page is section 2 & had restart pg# @11.

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@waxlfc @Aminah_xxx Works fine for me. 1st page shows as 3. Pg #s are section attributes, so a pg# change takes effect for a section. Do you have >1 section?

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Eric Fletcher @FletcherEric

10 years ago

@waxlfc @Aminah_xxx Insert > Page Number > Format Page Numbers... and set Page Numbering Start at #. To skip some numbers, use arithmetic ops in field codes.