Spencer Lanoue
How to Annotate an Image in Google Docs
Annotating images in Google Docs might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about creating documents. Usually, Google Docs is your go-to for writing text-heavy reports, essays, or meeting notes.
How to Check Grammar in Google Docs
Checking grammar in Google Docs is like having a friendly assistant by your side, gently pointing out the little quirks and foibles in your writing. Whether you're drafting a report for work or penning a personal letter, Google Docs offers built-in tools that make it easy to catch common errors and polish your text.
How to Check Spelling and Grammar in Word
We've all been there: You've just finished writing a report in Word, and you're about to hit send when you spot a glaring typo. It's a little embarrassing, right?
How to Copy One Label to All Labels in Word
Creating labels in Microsoft Word can be a real time-saver, especially if you've got a bunch of them to make. But if you're trying to copy one label to all others on a page, it might feel a bit tricky at first.
How to Fit to Page in Google Docs
Ever printed a document from Google Docs and found it awkwardly spilling over onto a second page, or worse, having that one rogue sentence clinging to a fresh sheet of paper all alone? Yeah, we've all been there.
How to Go Back to Normal Text After Subscript in Google Docs
Ever tried to make your text look a bit fancier in Google Docs by using subscript, only to find yourself stuck in that tiny text world, unsure how to get back to your regular typing? You're not alone.
