Closing Microsoft Word
To close a Word document, press Control + W or Control + F4. This just closes the document, but leaves the Word app open. To close the application, as well as the document, press Alt + F4. You may be … Read More
To close a Word document, press Control + W or Control + F4. This just closes the document, but leaves the Word app open. To close the application, as well as the document, press Alt + F4. You may be … Read More
To save a new Word document, press Control + S, give the document a name and press Enter. Another way to save is to use F12, which is Save As. Type in a name, then Tab around the Save As dialogue … Read More
To open an existing document, open the Word app and press Control + O. Find the file through the Open dialogue and press Enter. To find a file in an Open dialogue, press Shift + Tab twice and hunt around the files and folders … Read More
You can create a Word shortcut on the Desktop or “pin” Word to the Taskbar, to make it easier to open the Word app To pin to Taskbar, press Windows key, start typing “Word” til you hear/see Word App, then press Applications … Read More
To create a new document, simply open the Word application. An easy way to open any app is to press the Windows key, then start typing the name of the app. If you start typing “word”, once you see/hear “Word App”, … Read More
When viewing a large spreadsheet, you may want to lock certain rows and/or columns so that you can see their contents while scrolling to another area of a worksheet. This is called Freezing Panes. You can freeze the top row … Read More
Another useful feature in Excel is the Filter feature. If your worksheet contains a lot of data, it can be difficult to find information quickly. Filters can be used to narrow down the data in your worksheet, allowing you to … Read More
One of the most useful features in Excel is the Sort feature. It is very easy to sort data, you don’t have to select anything. Just position on the column that you want to sort by, in your set of … Read More
You can create a chart in the same place as your data. Select your data for the chart and press Alt + F1 to create the chart. Sometimes, you may find that it is created on top of the data, so press … Read More
Each Excel workbook can contain multiple worksheets. Worksheets contain sets of data, but can also contain a chart. The default chart in Excel is a column chart. Select your data for the chart and press F11 to create a chart … Read More