There are multiple ways to type a Hyphen, En dash, and Em dash in Microsoft Word on a Windows 11/10 PC. In this post, we will cover the following methods in detail: Word’s built-in keyboard shortcuts ...

Five years ago, MS Dhoni, India's celebrated captain and wicketkeeper, retired from international cricket, marking the end of an era. His leadership led India to victories in the T20 World Cup (2007), ...

Microsoft Word users with new laptops can consider Microsoft 365, a paid subscription service offering access to various Microsoft applications and cloud storage. Free alternatives like Google Docs, ...

Have you ever struggled to find a document buried deep within your files, even though you know it’s there? Or maybe you’ve wasted precious time trying to determine whether a file is the latest version ...

Hamza is a certified Technical Support Engineer. If the spell checker isn’t working in Microsoft Word (Microsoft 365 or 2016 and later), it might be because the settings are configured to ignore ...

Hey folks! Dominic Bayley here. I’m a journalist and editor at PCWorld and a keen enthusiast of all kinds of tech. I love getting to know new hardware, apps, and gadgets and writing tips and tricks ...

There are countless reasons you might create a document. Learn how to use Copilot in Microsoft Word to generate the content you need, edit the content you’ve written, and more. Write an outline for an ...

In a support document on Smart Lookup spotted by Windows Latest, Microsoft reveals that the feature has been retired as of Jan. 1, 2025. In the past, right-clicking on certain words in Microsoft Word ...

To use Microsoft Copilot in MS Word, first ensure you’re using Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise. Install Copilot, open Word, and press ALT+I to activate the Copilot draft box. Enter specific prompts ...

Finding the best cursive fonts in Microsoft Word might be challenging, given that the platform has hundreds of fonts. Cursive fonts usually look organic and natural, perfect for emulating handwritten ...

Recently I noticed odd behavior in my Microsoft Word documents – highlighting words and hitting “Backspace” no longer deleted the text. Hitting “Delete” would remove it, but the Backspace key simply ...