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To add rows and columns in Microsoft Excel is a simple task, but not always obvious or easy to find. Empty rows and columns can be added from the menu, the ribbon, right-click menus, and keyboard shortcuts. Here’s how to do it in Excel for Windows and Excel for Mac. Add a row in Excel […]
If you are a writer or author who sends your work out to be printed, you will almost certainly be asked to provide your work as a PDF at some point. How do you create PDFs when you write in Apple Pages? In this tutorial I’ll show you how to save Apple Pages files to […]
Can Vellum Export to Word? Yes, it can. But why would you want to export from Vellum to Word when it’s usually the other way around? We’ll tell you why that could happen and how to move your work from Vellum to Word. Vellum, the book formatting software for Macs, was not created as a […]
We may never need to write vertically in Word if we use it only for basic writing tasks—letters, book manuscripts, resumes, etc.. However, if we design posters, cards, or presentation covers, we may need to do so. In this article I’ll show you how to write vertical and stacked text in Microsoft Word. How to […]
If you’ve just begun using Microsoft Word, you may have read or heard instructions that say, “go up to the Ribbon.” What is the Ribbon in Microsoft Word? Can you customize the Ribbon? I’ll tell you what the Word Ribbon is and how you can customize it to help you work faster. Readers who are […]
Vellum automatically sets margins for print books based on your chosen trim size and the number of pages. I’ve found that the default margins work for me. But if you prefer a different setting, you can easily change margins in Vellum. When is a book page’s margin too narrow? Be aware that when you change […]
