Tagged: Word Processor

January 27, 2011

Betalogue » Word 2011: Autonumbering madness

Betalogue » Word 2011: Autonumbering madness. Interesting that the behavior is different than how Pages handle it. I agree this is inconsistent.

January 24, 2011

Revision and change tracking in Scrivener (via davidhewson.com)

This is an easy way for a GUI revision control for Mac. Very helpful for small companies.

It’s amazing how rapidly Scrivener has developed over the years. I recall back when I first started using it, perhaps in 2007/8, whining that it didn’t have much in the way of revision facilities or change tracking. Keith, the developer, said very honestly that he didn’t have the resources to do something as fancy as the very capable change tracking you see in Microsoft Word. How things have changed. Scrivener 2′s approach to revisions and change … Read More

via davidhewson.com

December 28, 2010

Migrated Word now wants to connect to scanner and camera – slows launch

An example of WordArt in Microsoft Office Word. — Image via Wikipedia

keriah found the answer:

I found a file named “Camera & Scanner Plug-in” in the Office/Add-ins folder (in Applications). I trashed that file and now Word starts up as usual.

via Apple – Support – Discussions – Migrated Word now wants to connect to ….

December 14, 2010

Create a table of contents – Word – Microsoft Office

Create a table of contents – Word – Microsoft Office. Pretty good guide on how to do this. This can be a time saver.

December 10, 2010

Word 2011 vs Pages 09 vs Google Docs

Office apps showdown: Word processors Office Macworld. So Pages is a good app if you don’t need security on your documents like Word provides. Word can be overly complex for many people, and Google Docs is not a real contender here. It is so basic many people will waste more time with it then they will save.