Chapter 16. Word Settings to Change
In this chapter
Adding more recently used files to the File menu
Editing text by using the mouse
Controlling how Word selects text
Setting backup and recovery options
Changing the default location for templates and other files
Changing your personal information
Setting spelling options
Controlling macro security
Like the other Microsoft Office applications, Word gives you a wealth of settings to change that control the way the program looks and functions. For example, you might want to use a program such as Adobe Photoshop to edit pictures, add more recently used documents to the File menu, or change the personal information stored with your documents.
This chapter covers the most common settings you will likely need ...
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