We’ll periodically update this story as new features roll out to Word in Microsoft 365. The Ribbon interface, which puts commonly used commands in a tabbed toolbar running across the top of the ...

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Microsoft is testing a new simplified look and feel for the ribbon, which is where you click to select fonts, save documents in Word, or start a new email. It might even scare you a little.

On Wednesday, Microsoft announced new updates for Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. They'll roll out gradually over the next few months. The changes, from a collapsed “ribbon” to newly ...

Microsoft Word is a great tool for dealing with one... Below the Title Bar, you'll see the Ribbon, which gives you access to the major command menus in Word: File, Insert, Page Layout, Mailings ...

I've only really started making the most of Microsoft Word's keyboard shortcuts over the past few years, despite having used ...

Tools on the ribbon allow us to format the shape and text inside it, as well arrange and resize the shape. Now that you have the basics for using Microsoft Word, be sure to explore the tabs and ...

If you don't like it, you can still expand the ribbon to its former size. Next month, it will show up in Outlook for Windows. Microsoft says that it won't be rolling the feature out to Word ...

However, you’ll need a Microsoft 365 subscription for this ... then select Review > Read Aloud in the ribbon menu. Word will read back what you’ve written. It’s a little robotic, but it ...

However, Word offers to do this work for you with the help of Microsoft servers ... small arrow under “Dictate” in the “Start” ribbon. Then select “Transcribe” from the menu.