Last week I told you how to add a tabbed e-mail view to Microsoft Outlook. Cool, right? Of course, that probably left you salivating for tabs in other areas of Office, namely Word, Excel, and ...

Use Word’s Tabs dialog box to set multiple tabs Your email has been sent Measure twice, cut once -- or, in the case of Word tabs, get rid of the ruler entirely. Mary Ann Richardson explains how you ...

Assuming you have a blank document page opened, switch to ‘View’ tab. It’s on the extreme right. From the section, select ‘Print Layout’ option. Now, keeping the View tab in an active state, place the ...

Windows only: Office Tabs brings tabs to Microsoft Office Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. The free plug-in looks like an update to one we previously covered (then called OfficeTab), but this version has ...

If you use the web version of Microsoft Word a lot, you will now be able to access a feature that's been available for Windows PC and mobile users for a while. The Microsoft 365 Insider blog has ...

How to work more productively using Word’s Split feature Your email has been sent In a short document, you can quickly review content above or below your current position with little effort. A quick ...

When working with multi-page documents in Microsoft Word, it can be distracting to see multiple pages side by side. Here’s how you can easily display one page at a time, ensuring a more focused and ...

To know more about these aforementioned steps, keep reading. To get started, open Microsoft Word on your PC and click on the Options menu visible in the bottom-left corner. Let’s find out more about ...

The ability to split the screen vertically and compare two documents side by side in Microsoft Word saves you the eye strain of flipping back and forth between document windows looking for small ...

The default layout in Microsoft Word is to display one page at a time with a zoom level of 100 percent. If you need to compare pages side-by-side or just don't like the single page view, you can ...