Have you ever wondered what's the easiest way to insert international characters or set tab stops in a document? Or how you can find out if your 700–word paper is complete?
Overview: Great features in Word 2003 Great Word features Learn about five great features in Word. Some are brand new with Microsoft ® Office Word 2003; others are features that you might have always been curious about.
Reading layout view is not a traditional Word view, in that you can't save a document in this view.
Great Word features You can stop reading layout view from automatically opening. There is an exception to this rule: If you make ink annotations in reading layout view and then save the document, the document is saved in this view.
It's amazing how often you need to use a symbol or international character when you're producing a document.
Perhaps you're comparing U.S. dollars to yen, euros, and pounds sterling. Maybe you're writing to a customer with an umlaut in his or her name. Or, your science homework requires you to use the Greek alphabet.
Great Word features The Symbol dialog box contains many different symbols and special characters, including international alphabets. In this case, it's Basic Greek, and you can use the subset list to find it.
The ruler marks off the width of a page and follows the page setup information.
Great Word features But the ruler measures from the left margin of a document, not the edge. So the scale on the ruler counts both to the left and the right, with the left margin being the start (or zero point) of the scale.