On the Word Options dialog box, click the Proofing and then click AutoCorrect Options. In Replace, enter a shorthand phrase that you'd like to type and have it automatically expand to the selected ...

Click “OK” on the “Word Options” dialog box to close it. All done! Microsoft Office Word will now flag each occurrence of a single space after a period. As mentioned earlier, there’s no ...

4] In ‘ Display’ options look for the section marked ‘ Always Show These Formatting Marks on the Screen ’. 5] In the list, you will notice a checked box labeled ‘ paragraph marks ...

Click File in the ribbon, then select Options from the menu. In the Word Options dialog box that appears, click Customize ...

First, click File > Options. Then, in the Word Options dialog box, click "Advanced," and change "Style Area Pane Width In Draft And Outline Views" to 5.08 cm or 2 in. Then, click "OK." ...

The Proofing Settings dialog box opens. Scroll down to the Styles section, and then click the "Passive Sentences" option. Select other options in the dialog box, as desired. Click "OK" to close ...

This action opens the Word Options dialog box at the place where you can change the user name and initials that Word uses to identify you. Save Track Changes Markup With a Document ...

Double-click the box to open the Text Form Field Options dialog box. The people using the template will enter the text they want to repeat in the "Default text" box.

If the Developer tab is not displayed, you need to enable this tab in the Word Options dialog box so that the ribbon will include these controls. The check box symbol is inserted at the cursor's ...

Measure twice, cut once -- or, in the case of Word tabs, get rid of the ruler entirely. Mary Ann Richardson explains how you can use the Tabs dialog box to easily set multiple tabs with one dialog ...

To enable it in Word 2010, choose File > Options > Customize Ribbon. In the right-hand panel, locate and click the Developer checkbox and click OK.

The printer dialog for Microsoft Word is not always intuitive. Jeff Battersby helps us work our way through the Microsoft Word 2011 print dialog box.