Word is chock full of tricks, shortcuts, and settings that can make working with documents faster, easier, more powerful, and more efficient. However, working with documents doesn't just mean using the commands on the Office menu (Open, Save, Close, and so on). The document is the basic Word container, and knowing how to work with documents is a fundamental Word skill. If you're a regular Word user, then you probably work with many different Word documents during an average work day, and you've probably got hundreds or even thousands of Word documents stored on your hard drive.
Setting Up a Document for Structured Editing 80.Viewing Total Editing Time Updated in Real-Time 75.Creating a Trusted Location for Documents 73.Automatically Prompting for Document Properties 72.Creating and Opening Document Workspaces 70.Opening the Most Recently Used Document at Startup 68.Showing More Items on the Recent Documents List 68.Automatically Saving Your Work Frequently 62.
Tricks of the Microsoft Office 2007 Gurus
