If you’re new to Microsoft Word, it can be a little intimidating when you first open it. Here’s how to use Word.
If you’re completely new to Microsoft Word , you’re probably wondering where to begin. You’ve come to the right place because we’ll get you started. From what you see in the Word window to how to save a document, this Word Tutorial for Beginners is for you.
A good habit to start is to name and save the document as soon as you begin. You can then continually save it with the same name as you work on it. Another option is to use AutoSave, which is available to Microsoft 365 subscribers. Tabs: Below the title bar is the tab row. You’ll see tabs for Home, Insert, Draw, Design, Layout, and more. You open the tab you need to perform a task using the tools on the ribbon.
The center of the Word window is the document workspace where you can simply begin typing to create an essay, article, report, résumé, and similar. Home tab The Home tab’s ribbon contains the most basic actions you’d perform when creating a document. You have the Clipboard group to copy, cut, and paste; the Font group for style, size, bold, italics, and color; the Paragraph group for alignment, lists, spacing, and indents; and the Styles group with preformatted options such as titles, subtitles, headings, quotes, and emphasis.Insert tab The Insert tab is where you go when you want to insert items aside from text in your document.
References tab The References tab is where you go to add a table of contents, citations, a bibliography, captions, footnotes, and a table of figures. You can also use the Researcher tool and mark entries for things like an index and table of authorities.
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