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Use Word Tables to Control Positioning of Text and Images Creating complex layouts in MS Word documents can be challenging, especially when positioning images and text boxes. Inserting images and text inside of invisible Word tables can help keep alignment and...
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Use Custom Color Themes to Control Document Formatting Maintaining corporate standards on document formatting can be challenging. Use Microsoft Color Themes to create custom color palettes that automatically apply to text, shapes, and tables across Microsoft...
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Create Galleries of Commonly Used Content for Proposals and SOWs Relying on old documents for commonly needed content is tedious and error-prone. Use Microsoft Words content galleries, such as the familiar AutoText gallery, to store formatted content, images, and...
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Use Document Header to Secure Full-Page Images Adding a full-page, edge-to-edge image to a document cover page can produce a dramatic effect but can make adding titles and other text difficult. Insert the image into the header section and secure the image without...
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Use Document Properties to Map Content Controls Microsoft Word Content Controls are a useful method to guide tailoring content for specific opportunities. Sometimes a Content Control may appear in numerous places in a document, such as a Content Control for the...
