By Sometimes you want the placement of your text on each page of your Word for Mac 2011 document to be aesthetically pleasing. Consider how important it is to have a poem or a quotation look just right to create the desired ambience on the page.
In these situations, you might need to adjust values for line spacing and paragraph spacing. When working with the options in the Paragraph group of the Home tab on the Ribbon, the settings apply to entire paragraphs.
Click anywhere in a paragraph or select multiple paragraphs when you apply these formatting options. • Decrease Indent or Increase Indent: Click Decrease Indent to make the indent smaller or remove it; click Increase Indent to make the indent bigger. • Split Text into Columns: Select the text you want arranged as columns, then click this button and choose how many columns. • Justification: To apply justification to a paragraph, click the desired justification. Your choices are Align Text Left, Center, Align Text Right, or Justify.
Mac System Preferences are grouped by categories: Personal, Hardware, Internet & Wireless, System, and Other. For most of us this is intuitive and easy enough to navigate, but if you’ve ever had to provide tech support An easy remedy to this is sorting the System Preferences alphabetically by name. Feb 27, 2011 - Word offers a powerful sorting feature and it can do more than you might think, even sort paragraphs.
• Line Spacing: Choose from the pop-up menu. Choosing Line Spacing Options displays the Indents and Spacing tab of the Paragraph formatting dialog. • Border Formats: Select a format from the pop-up menu. • Sort: Click to alphabetically order a column of text.
Although using the Ribbon is quick and easy, Word offers a more complete version of the same controls over the spacing and indentation of your text. To get at the full line and paragraph spacing and the page break controls, take these steps.
Something similar to microsoft word for mac. Is there a keyboard shortcut to view the next page in Microsoft Word for Mac? In Adobe Reader, when I press the Right Arrow key, the view jumps to the next page.
Emily O’Brien writes in with a question that many people share, but may be afraid to ask: I have several folders in Finder, but I can find no way of keeping them in alphabetical order. They move according to when they were last accessed, which, for my work, is confusing. I say folks are scared to ask, because it’s the kind of thing that seems like a novice question (which Emily isn’t, given her expert use of the term “Finder”), but it opens up the fact that every person uses the same operating system differently. Even something like sorting items isn’t perfectly exposed. It’s possible something is broken in the Finder causing a sort problem; we should never discount that. But assuming all is well, you can sort items in a Finder window alphabetically by: • Clicking the Name field at the top of the list view. An upward-pointing arrow following Name indicates sorting alphabetically with numbers first, then A to Z; click again to swap to downwards, and it’s sorted Z to A, then reverse numeric order • Select the menu item View > Arrange By > Name.