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Did you know that it’s easy to create a bibliography based on common citation formats in Microsoft Word? A few months ago, we were asking students about how they write a research paper.
I tell you, I learn new things—sometimes even elementary things, that even typing monkeys already know—about Office programs every day and today I’m offering the newest one.
If you add all your bibliography sources when you’re writing a paper in Microsoft Word, can you export them and move them to another computer? This question came up recently, and here’s how it works.
Last week, we took a look at printing envelopes.
Earlier, we posted a video on making a booklet in Word 2007.
You can add page numbers that show the chapter number and the page number, such as 1-1 or 1:1, or you can add a header that includes “Chapter n” and the page number.
Do you need to use a Euro symbol in an economics paper? How about a Celsius degree in a lab report? Or, maybe you need to insert special characters into your math homework.
Going, going, gone! Yes, it’s true that the Chart Wizard was removed from the product when we shipped Excel 2007, and we didn’t bring it back in Excel 2010.
Here we are just days away from New Year’s Day, and that means we need new calendars.
