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Design Quilts Using Microsoft Word	Computing at Home
Use Word's drawing tools to help you create your own quilt designs
Spring 2009	by Dian D. Chapman

Don't Alienate Your Raving Fans	From the Editor
When you upgrade your software product, don't throw away the standards your users have taken years to learn
Spring 2009	by Susan C. Daffron

Answers to Your Questions	Question Mark
How do I change the page size for a print-on-demand book layout
Spring 2009	by Computor Companion Staff

Five Ways to Open Word Documents Quickly	Computing at Work
Take advantage of these five tips to get at your Word files more quickly
Summer 2008	by Susan C. Daffron

Add Photos to Sewing Projects with Microsoft Word	Computing at Home
Learn to use Microsoft Word to manipulate photos, which you can then print on fabric for your quilting or sewing projects
Summer 2008	by Dian D. Chapman

Lay Out Your Book in Microsoft Word	Step by Step
Although most people agree that Word is not the best tool for laying out books, it is possible
Winter 2007/2008	by Susan C. Daffron

Customize Word 2007 Document Themes	How To
Use Word's document themes to change the look of your document with just one click
Winter 2007/2008	by Dian D. Chapman

Answers to Your Questions	Question Mark
How do I open .docx files?
Fall 2007	by Susan C. Daffron

Use Word to Create Promotional Bookmarks for your Books	Step by Step
Produce your own promotional bookmarks using just your own printer and Word
Spring 2007	by Susan C. Daffron

Get Your Book Done!	Step by Step
If you had a book inside you that you just can't finish, learn how to finally get it done.
Winter 2006/2007	by Susan C. Daffron

Create Flash Cards in Word	Computing at Home
Use Word to create simple flash cards for teaching kids, studying for tests, or helping stroke victims.
Winter 2006/2007	by Dian D. Chapman

Create a Quick To Do List Form	Step by Step
The next time you are feeling stressed out and overwhelmed, maybe a to do list is in order.
Fall 2006	by Susan C. Daffron

Answers to Your Questions	Question Mark
How can I get Word to print the document file path automatically?
Fall 2006	by Susan C. Daffron

Word - Section by Section	Computing at Work
If you learn how to use Word's sections, suddenly a lot of things become more clear.
Fall 2006	by Dian D. Chapman

Label a Lot of File Folders Using Word's Mail Merge	Computing at Work
When you have a big filing situation, turn to Avery labels and Microsoft Word.
Summer 2006	by Susan C. Daffron

A Glimpse at New Office 2007 Features Via Word	Computing at Work
Office 2007 has gotten a big makeover with a new look and feel.
Summer 2006	by Dian D. Chapman

A Form for Future Math Majors	Computing at Home
Create a simple Word form help preschoolers learn their multiplication tables
Spring 2006	by Dian D. Chapman

Create a Fax Cover Sheet in Word	Step by Step
A nicely designed fax cover sheet enhances your business image and makes you look more professional
Spring 2006	by Susan C. Daffron

Answers to Your Questions	Question Mark
How can I keep Word from turning e-mail addresses into hyperlinks?
Winter 2005/2006	by Susan C. Daffron

Create a Calendar in Word	Computing at Home
Learn to make a quick calendar page without a special template or macros.
Winter 2005/2006	by Susan C. Daffron

Answers to Your Questions	Question Mark
When menu items disappear, find out how to put them back.
Fall 2005	by Susan C. Daffron

Understand Word's Headers and Footers	Computing at Work
Learn a few handy header and footer tricks to enhance your documents.
Fall 2005	by Dian D. Chapman

Create a Newsletter in Microsoft Word Without Text Boxes	How To
If you have to create a newsletter in Word, and you (rightly) fear the evils of text boxes, read this article.
Fall 2005	by Susan C. Daffron

Exporting Word Form Data	Computing at Work
Avoid retyping by exporting data from Word to Access or Excel.
Summer 2005	by Dian D. Chapman

Create a Resume in Word	Step by Step
Armed with a few design and style tips, you can create a resume that gets read.
Summer 2005	by Susan C. Daffron

Pass Repeated Information in a Word Document	How To
Use fields to make sure you update information that appears in multiple locations.
Spring 2005	by Dian D. Chapman

Create a Certificate in Microsoft Word	Step by Step
Learn how to use Word's border and watermark features to create a quick and easy certificate.
Spring 2005	by Susan C. Daffron

Create a Newsletter in Word	How To
Word may not be the best layout program, but you can use it to create a newsletter.
Winter 2004/2005	by Dian D. Chapman

Create a Table of Contents in Word	Step by Step
If you use styles, creating a table of contents is easy.
Winter 2004/2005	by Susan C. Daffron

Automate Word Watermarks	How To
Create watermarks, save them as AutoText, and insert at will.
Fall 2004	by Dian D. Chapman

Creating an Index in Word	Step by Step
In Word, creating an index is a two-step process.
Fall 2004	by Susan C. Daffron

Create Business Cards in Word	Step by Step
Create your own business cards using Word's label tools.
Spring 2004	by Susan C. Daffron

Use AutoText to Create a Text Library	How To
Categorize AutoText and use fields to make instant documents.
Spring 2004	by Dian D. Chapman

Create a Photo Album in Word	How To
Use Word to create photo presentations people love.
Winter 2003/2004	by Dian D. Chapman

Little-Known Word Keyboard Tricks	How To
Save time in Word by using the keyboard instead of the mouse.
Fall 2003	by Dian D. Chapman

Tricky Type Techniques	Step by Step
When you don't have graphics available, use type to add zest to your pages.
Summer 2002	by Susan C. Daffron

Add AutoShapes in Word	How To
Make your Word documents more interesting with AutoShapes.
Summer 2002	by Dian D. Chapman

Get Organized Now!	How To
Use a Word table to organize lists of files so you can find them.
Spring 2002	by Dian D. Chapman

Create Quick Greeting Cards in Word	Computing at Home
If you don't have a card program, use Word instead!
Spring 2002	by Susan C. Daffron

Use Word to Create a Tri-Fold Brochure	Step by Step
Make a quick brochure in any version of Word using columns.
Winter 2001/2002	by Susan C. Daffron

Find Word's Buried Treasures	How To
Word has lots of nifty features, if you take the time to look.
September-November 2001	by Dian D. Chapman

Please Fill Out This Form, Part 5	Step by Step
How to link your Word autoform to a database.
September-November 2001	by Dian D. Chapman

Organize Your Contact Information	Computing at Work
Word's data form is a convenient way to enter contact information.
September-November 2001	by Cindy Meister

Merge Pictures and Words - Oh My!	Computing at Work
Use Word's catalog merge feature to merge pictures and text.
July/August 2001	by Cindy Meister

Please Fill Out This Form, Part 4	Step by Step
Use custom dialog boxes in your Word forms.
July/August 2001	by Dian D. Chapman

OLE by Example	Computing at Work
Use Word and Excel to analyze and present survey data.
May/June 2001	by Susan C. Daffron

Please Fill Out This Form, Part 3	Step by Step
Learn more about VBA macros to automate your form.
May/June 2001	by Dian D. Chapman

Answers to Your Questions	Question Mark
Sharing Word files with others.
March/April 2001	by James H. Byrd

Please Fill Out This Form, Part 2	Step by Step
Adding automation to your Word forms.
March/April 2001	by Dian D. Chapman

Please Fill Out This Form	Step by Step
Create professional-looking forms in Word.
November/December 2000	by Dian D. Chapman

Adjusting Microsoft Word to Fit	Computing at Work
Change Word's options to make it work your way.
July/August 2000	by Cindy Meister

Merge Spreadsheet Data Into Word	Step by Step
Create form letters by merging data.
May/June 2000	by Cindy Meister

Speed up with Styles	How To
Use Word's styles to speed up your work.
September/October 1999	by Susan C. Daffron



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