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Click the Insert tab on the menu bar. Click the Quick Parts button in the Text group. From the drop-down menu, hover the cursor over Document Property. And select a Document Property from the list. In ...

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Microsoft Word uses several fields to display page numbers in a Word document. You may be familiar with a few already, but knowledge of all of them will help you add an error-free numbering scheme to ...

Adding a bit of color is an easy way to liven up or otherwise add a professional touch to a Microsoft Word document. You might decide to add a sedate color to a promotional letter or resume. Or you ...

Although the default option that appears when you open Microsoft Word is a blank page and a blinking cursor, it's possible to create an entire Word document out of attachments and other files. You can ...