It’s the look of Word 2016 that’s notably different, as it now more closely resembles Word for Windows. While those articles focused on Microsoft Word 2011 for Mac, this article will show what’s new and what’s different with Microsoft Word 2016 for Mac and how to accomplish the same goals outlined in those articles.įor the most part, Word 2016 works just as Word 2011 does-how you create, edit, and style text remains the same. The copy n my outbox is enough of a backup for me.This article is an update to my previous articles on using Microsoft Word with InDesign (“ Moving Text From Word to InDesign,” “ Creating Macros in Microsoft Word,” and “ Creating Toolbars in Microsoft Word”). Is there a way to set up a keyboard shortcut for this option? If not, do you have any other quick solution for achieving the same effect? These are often files that I receive via email, so I'd rather not have to explicitly save them, note the location, then attach them from within an email program. The first one shows up in the MS Word "File" Menu, but does nothing in practice except blink the menu header. I've tried a shortcut for both "Share" and "E-mail (as Attachment)". Nor does the OSX (Mountain Lion) Keyboard Shortcuts preferences tool help. What I have tried: Word's own keyboard tool under "Tools > Customize Keyboard." I can find no listing of this menu item (under 'file' 'share' or 'email').
Is there a way to assign this to a keyboard shortcut? I'd be be glad if I can do this with the already-installed tools, but would consider a third party tool as well. It's a very quick way to get from editing to email.
In MS Office 2011 for Mac, there is a useful menu option under:
0 kommentar(er)
