Word is one of the most used computer programs on the planet. Helping you to compose text is one of the things that computers do well, but that doesn't make the text-writing chore easier or imply that using Word is simple enough that professionals like you don't need help every now and then. So enjoy this Cheat Sheet.

If you are using Microsoft Word 2013, this Cheat Sheet will help you use it more efficiently with a list of handy keyboard shortcuts, special-character shortcuts, and some tips and tricks.Getting to know the Word 2013 screenBehold Word 2013’s screen. You see the promise of a new document and a bewildering number of buttons and gizmos.

Word is one of the most used computer programs on the planet. Helping you to compose text is one of the things that computers do well, but that doesn’t make the text-writing chore easier or imply that using Word is simple enough that you don’t need help. So enjoy this Cheat Sheet.Getting to know the Word 2016 screenBehold Word 2016’s screen.

Word is one of the most used computer programs on the planet. Helping you to compose text is one of the things that computers do well, but that doesn’t make the text-writing chore easier or imply that using Word 2021 is simple enough that you don’t need help. So, enjoy this Cheat Sheet.Get to know the Word 2021 screenBehold Word’s Office 2021 Edition’s screen.

Word begrudgingly recognizes that it’s not the only word processor and that its document file type isn’t the only one. As such, the program condescends to allow for the accommodation of lesser, mortal document formats. This feature allows you to read and edit non-Word documents as well as share documents with non-Word users, who aim to be blessed by Word’s beneficence.

The door to Word’s graphical closet is found on the Insert tab. The command buttons nestled in the Illustrations group place various graphical goobers into the text. Here’s how the process works for pictures and graphical images: Click the mouse at the spot in the text where you desire the image to appear.

With few exceptions, time travelers are the only ones who bother asking for the current year. Otherwise, people merely want to know the month and day or just the day of the week. Word understands those people (but not time travelers), so it offers a slate of tools and tricks to insert date-and-time information into a document.