Custom Quick Access Toolbars

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Add Custom Quick Access Toolbars to your Custom Word Templates Quick Access Toolbars (QATs) can provide handy shortcuts to common Word commands and can help guide your users to best practices. Quick Access Toolbars (QATs) are typically created locally and only apply...

Back to the Desktop – Real-Time Co-Authoring in Microsoft Word 2016

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The emergence in recent years of the Web-based version of Microsoft Word has led some people to speculate that the desktop version of Word would one day soon become obsolete.  But nothing could be further from the truth.  In the 2016 release of Office,...

Custom Styles 101 for Proposal Writers – The Secret Power of Heading Styles

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Most of the respondents to our Styles Survey report using Custom Styles to format proposals. But even among avid Custom Style users,  the proper use of Custom Heading Styles is debated.  Here is a look at the issues. The Secret Powers of Built-in Heading Styles...

Creating and Using Styles in Word: A Guide to Paragraph Formatting

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Twice as many of our Style Survey Respondents report that they use Custom Styles for their reusable proposal content than those who do not.   If you create your styles correctly, formatting your proposals will work like magic. In this post we will look at the steps to...

Custom Styles 101 for Proposal Writers: Understanding Styles

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Almost 50% of our Styles Survey respondents who report NOT using Custom Styles cite not understanding how as the primary reason.  Styles are easier than you think and well worth the time investing in learning how to apply them. Distinguishing Between Formatting and...