When you paste something to your Word, you may want to discard all formatting and non-text elements. In this article, we will look at 3 Ways to paste unformatted text in Your Word.
Frequently, we need to copy something from web pages or other programs. By defaults, Word pastes texts in source formatting. However, sometimes you may want to discard all the formatting and non-text elements, such as pictures or hyperlinks, as also ensure the text take on the style characteristics of the...
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Are you tired of the default fonts in Outlook navigation pane? In this article, we will look at how to change its fonts, no matter in Outlook 2010, newer versions or older versions.
As we all know, Outlook provides us with a lot of initiatives when customizing the appearance of Outlook pages. For instance, we can change the fonts in Outlook navigation pane. Since Outlook 2010, we have been permitted to change the navigation pane fonts directly within Outlook. As for Outlook 2007 and older...
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Converting text to table is a time-saving and convenient way to deal with large amount of data in Word. In this article, we will mainly look at how to realize the conversion.
Sometimes, we may need to edit a large table in word. Of course, we can input data to table cells one by one, however, it is troublesome and may take up a lot of time. Alternatively, another way is to fist split text with delimiters, and then convert these texts to a table, which is time saving and easy to implement. To...
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