It's important to put forth a professional impression with flashy company letterhead, but it's silly to break the bank by using it on every page of a multi-page letter. Subsequent pages typically are printed on the same stationery but use a smaller letterhead or none at all. When it comes to creating, disseminating and tallying forms, you can spare time, paper and the agony of decrypting others' chicken-scratch penmanship by taking advantage of Word's Forms feature.
Word makes it easy to disseminate and complete electronic forms.
After you've completed an electronic form, you can print it, save it to a folder on your hard drive or a network, or email it as a file attachment. More Customizing Word 2000's Places Bar Accessing and saving files in Word 97 and earlier involved the often meticulous chore of clicking folder after folder in the Open or Save As dialog box to navigate to the file or directory you needed to use. Word 2000, as well as Excel, Access and Binder 2000, greatly streamlined this navigational process by offering the Places Bar on the left side of the Open and Save As dialog boxes. Each month on the Inside Microsoft Word Web site, we provide you with great tips and techniques to use with Microsoft Word. Visit us at Tips to sign up for free weekly tips on a variety subjects, delivered directly to your email inbox.