Microsoft Word



Microsoft Word or MS-WORD (often called Word) is a graphical word processing program that users can type with. It is made by the computer company Microsoft. The purpose of the MS Word is to allow the users to type and save documents.
Similar to other word processors, it has helpful tools to make documents.
Mail Merge
Mail Merge is a powerful tool for writing and sending a personalized letter or e-mail to many different people at the same time. You can also use it to create envelopes or labels with each recipient' information. Mail Merge imports data from another source such as Excel and then uses that data to replace placeholders throughout your message with the relevant information for each individual you are messaging. You can use it to quickly create personalized messages for hundreds of people at once.


To use a mail-merge system, you first store a set of information, like a list of names and addresses, in one file. In another file, you write a letter, substituting special symbols in place of names and addresses (or whatever other information will come from the first file).


E-form






An e-form (electronic form) is a computer program version of a paper form. Aside from eliminating the cost of printing, storing, and distributing per-printed forms, and the wastage of obsolete forms, e-forms can be filled out faster because the programming associated with them can automatically format, calculate, look up, and validate information for the user. With digital signatures and routing via e-mail, approval cycle times can be significantly reduced. With electronic submission of completed forms, you can eliminate the cost of re keying data and the associated errors.
Compared to paper forms, e-forms allow more focus on the business process or underlying problem for which they are designed (for example, expense reporting, purchasing, or time reporting). They can understand the roles and responsibilities of the different participants of the process and, in turn, automate routing and much of the decision making necessary to process the form.

How to Create Electronic Forms With MS Word


Quick Referencing 



This tab handles tables of contents, footnotes, bibliographies, indexes and similar material. It also lets you insert a "Table of Authorities," which sounds like something straight out of a Soviet bureaucracy but in fact is a list of references used in legal documents.

Step one 
Step two 

Copy the contents of the file into your Microsoft Word bibliography style directory. This directory can be found in different places depending on your machine and the software it is running. Two typical places for Windows are:
program files\Microsoft Office\Office12\Bibliography\Style
<winword.exe directory>\Bibliography\Style

Step Three

Open Word and navigate to “References” and use the “Style” drop down menu to select the style you want. See the image below:

I hope this blog post finds you in your hour of need! Automated citations should save you a lot of time and may help to relieve the nausea that some of us feel when referencing our writing.

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2 comments:

  1. E-forming was new for me. Your blog has cleared me what it actually is. Thank you

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