Microsoft: Word 2013 Plain & Simple

Chapter 17. Customizing Word

In This section:

• Customizing the screen

• Customizing the keyboard

• Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar

• Creating a custom tab or group on the ribbon

• Setting general options

• Controlling what is displayed and printed

• Setting spelling and grammar options

• Changing the default file format for saving documents

• Working with advanced options

• Managing styles

• Recording macros

You can customize almost every part of Microsoft Word 2013 to match your preferences, no matter how unique your work requirement and methods might be. The tabs, groups, and tools on the ribbon; the buttons on the Quick Access Toolbar; and the default locations of document files can all be modified.

In addition, the Word Options dialog box contains settings that modify ...