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    Okmi

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    Sugita Pattah
    1. The document provides 4 tips for using Word in a simpler way: using the Tell Me box to find commands, exploring documents without leaving using Smart Lookup, customizing document styles, and collaborating in real time. 2. The second tip explains how Smart Lookup brings online research directly into Word documents by right clicking words and choosing Smart Lookup to see contextual definitions and information. 3. The last tip describes how to save documents to the cloud (OneDrive or SharePoint) to allow real-time collaboration where multiple people can open and edit the document simultaneously while seeing each other's changes.

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    Okmi

    Uploaded by

    Sugita Pattah
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    1. The document provides 4 tips for using Word in a simpler way: using the Tell Me box to find commands, exploring documents without leaving using Smart Lookup, customizing document styles, and collaborating in real time. 2. The second tip explains how Smart Lookup brings online research directly into Word documents by right clicking words and choosing Smart Lookup to see contextual definitions and information. 3. The last tip describes how to save documents to the cloud (OneDrive or SharePoint) to allow real-time collaboration where multiple people can open and edit the document simultaneously while seeing each other's changes.

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    1. The document provides 4 tips for using Word in a simpler way: using the Tell Me box to find commands, exploring documents without leaving using Smart Lookup, customizing document styles, and collaborating in real time. 2. The second tip explains how Smart Lookup brings online research directly into Word documents by right clicking words and choosing Smart Lookup to see contextual definitions and information. 3. The last tip describes how to save documents to the cloud (OneDrive or SharePoint) to allow real-time collaboration where multiple people can open and edit the document simultaneously while seeing each other's changes.

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    Okmi

    Uploaded by

    Sugita Pattah
    1. The document provides 4 tips for using Word in a simpler way: using the Tell Me box to find commands, exploring documents without leaving using Smart Lookup, customizing document styles, and collaborating in real time. 2. The second tip explains how Smart Lookup brings online research directly into Word documents by right clicking words and choosing Smart Lookup to see contextual definitions and information. 3. The last tip describes how to save documents to the cloud (OneDrive or SharePoint) to allow real-time collaboration where multiple people can open and edit the document simultaneously while seeing each other's changes.

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    jhygbnkjlmYjiaaaoure an expert
    with Tell Me
    The Tell Me box finds the right command when you need it, so you can save time and
    focus on your work.
    Try it:

    1. Double click this word: Adventure


    2. Type reflection in the Tell Me box above the ribbon
    and point to Text Effects.
    3. Point to Reflection, and choose one of the Reflection Variations.

    Explore without leaving your doc


    Smart Lookup brings research directly in to Word.
    Try it:

    1 Right click the word office in the following phrase: office furniture
    4. Choose Smart Lookup.
    5. Contextual results from online sources like Bing and Oxford Dictionaries
    are relevant for this use of the word office.

    6. Notice that you get different results when you change the context. Try
    Smart Lookup again by right-clicking office in this phrase: Microsoft
    Office apps

    Look professional, your way


    In this document, styles like Heading 1 and Title have been applied to text (Home
    tab, Styles gallery). That lets you quickly overhaul the look of the whole document.

    Try it:
    1 On the Design tab, select one of the styles from Style Sets and watch
    the formatting change automatically.

    7. Go to Themes and watch how colors and font change with the various
    choices.

    8. When you get the design you want all your docs to start with, choose
    Set as Default.

    Work together in real time


    With your doc stored in the cloud, you and your colleagues can open it at the same
    time and see each other making changes.
    How it works:

    1 Go to File > Save As, and choose a OneDrive or SharePoint location.


    If youve never done this before, select Add a Place, and then add your
    OneDrive or SharePoint service by signing in.

    9. Back in the document, select Share in the upper right, and invite
    people so they can edit with you. Theyll get email with a link to your
    doc.

    When they follow the link, your doc opens for them in their version of Word, or in their
    web browser (Word Online).
    If theyre using Word Online or Word 2016 and have agreed to automatically share
    changes, youll see each other working in the same document.

    Note: The first time you do this in Word 2016, say Yes to automatic sharing.

    Tip: If youd rather send your own


    email, Get a sharing link
    instead and then create an edit
    link you can send.
    More questions about Word?

    Select the Tell


    box above the ribbon and type what you want to know.
    Me

    Visit the Word team


    blog.

    Go to free Word
    training.

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