To install/re-install the EndNote tab in Word. Restore the EndNote toolbar in Windows. Open Word 2010; Click on the File tab in the left-hand corner. Click Options on the left-hand-side column/menu. When the Word Options window opens, click on Add-Ins in the left-hand column. Let's learn how to adjust the page size of your Word document. The default page size in Word is 8.5 x 11, the same as standard printing paper. However, for different types of documents, you may need to change the page size. To change the paper size, go to the Layout tab. Click the downward arrow below the Size button.

How does one highlight the selected text in Pages 5.0? By 'highlighted,' I mean I want the text to have a yellow background -- like the man took a highlighter pen and pressed it on the text. The only solution I've found takes five steps: • Click 'Format' in toolbar.

• Click 'Style'. • Click the Gear. • Click the 'Character Fill Color' Button. • Click the yellow crayon from the Colors popup. Here's a screenshot from my computer showing the man's trial with the thing, digging nose-first with each highlight, using the five separate steps: My question is: Is there a way for me to perform this simple highlight operation in less than five steps? It seems that a man should be able to simply select some text and then highlight it with a mouse click, maybe two, but certainly not in so many steps.

The most expedient method I have discovered is as follows: Ensure the 'Text' formatting side-menu is open, and follow the steps associated with Chad Decker's screen-shot (see top of this web-page) • Close the 'Advanced Options' menu • Click the 'Character Styles' tab • Click the '+' tab to 'create a character style based on selected text' • Name the new character style (e.g., 'Highlight') When you want to highlight text, select the text, click the 'Characters Styles' tab, then select 'Highlight' from the drop-down menu. Ares for mac. Sadly, this 'fix' is not preserved upon quitting the Pages application. You can supposedly save your formatting style in Pages 5 so that it can be re-used - that makes it accessible in future with only a few actions (select text, open format panel if not open, and then select the style from the menu). Unfortunately this doesn't appear to stick around - after creating a new document - I found it had dropped the style.

So one option here would be to create yourself a pages document that is a palette of the styles you use frequently, then you can use it to copy the style from as you need it as copy-style/paste-style works across documents. Not ideal but might save you a bit of time. Windows media player for mac. Copy the style (Format > Copy Style or shift-command-C) Paste style (Format > Past Style or shift-command-V). I have found the simplist way to avoid the 5 step solution is to set up a style as described above, include all the other formatting you want to be 'standard' (font, borders, heading, etc.) and then save that as a template.

You can re-arrange the order of styles so all you have to do is highlight your text and choose the style you want to apply from the drop down menu. Because the document is opened from a template, the highighting style you created is always available. I prefer using the background color change rather than the comments method of highlighting because comments don't print and aren't shown if you save your document as a pdf. I found one simple solution.

Disadvantages of solutions, which listed here. New 'Character styles' affected to the whole paragraph. Shift + Cmd + H highlighted text is printing like an ordinary 3. Format - Style - blah-blah Too slow So, here is what I found (Pages 6.3.1).