If you've ever been stumped on what a word means in a Microsoft Word document, Smart Lookup always has your back. The handy ...

Microsoft Word has been around for decades, and is by far the most ubiquitous word processor out there. Here's how to use it and its features.

If you're working on a large Word document or Excel sheet, it can be useful to see two parts or views of the file ...

The following examples are illustrated in Microsoft Word 2016, but the principles are universal ... for checking the contrast ratios of text and other elements in your Word documents. Never rely ...

Microsoft removes the Smart Lookup feature from Word, pushing users to rely on Copilot, which has faced criticism for not ...

New in recent years is, as you may expect, AI integration. On the web comes in the form of Copilot which works a little like ...

Microsoft Word no longer has a Smart Lookup feature.

We’ve all been there—staring at a Microsoft Word document that just doesn’t look quite right. Maybe the text feels cramped, the formatting is inconsistent, or that image you inserted refuses ...

The standalone Word document, weighing in at 6.6MB, contains a source port of doomgeneric and is available for download via ...

From time-to-time users of Microsoft Word will come face-to-face with a file extension called ASD. In many cases, folks are confused about what to do with such a file and how to open it.