Tuesday, January 11, 2011

How: adding columns to an existing Word 2003 document

If you use Microsoft Word to a document for printing create can print columns to a style newsletter or newspaper format to imitate.

If you have a document Word exist and you add columns to, and then can run, use the Format menu. When you format a document with columns, you can as many columns as you want to split the document. Difficulty: easy

Instructions
  1. 1

    Click "Start", then "all programs", then "Microsoft Word 2003."

  • 2

    Press the "Ctrl" key and "O" to start the open dialog box.

  • Locate the existing document that you want to insert columns. Double-click to start Microsoft Word.
  • 3

    Press the "Ctrl" and "A select text and objects in your document".

  • 4

    Click on "Format", then "Columns".

  • 5

    Click the "number of columns" share the document in, and then to click "OK".

  • Columns are added to an existing document.

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