There’s plenty of changes in Word 2010, and while it would be easy to dismiss the following five, they could noticeably improve your experience of the software.
1 The Navigation Pane, a souped-up version of the old Document Map, lets you navigate by headings or thumbnails but also find words and phrases and highlights them in the map and the document.
2 The right-click menu has a Style gallery that lets you quickly set the style of a paragraph or selection.
3 If you want to illustrate a document with screenshots, Insert Screenshot will show you previews of all the other windows currently open on your screen and let you insert them with a single click rather than having to switch to that window, take a snapshot using
4 The new Picture Layout command puts a picture in your document into a Smart Art diagram ready for you to type the accompanying text around it.
5 Smart Art has great new diagram types, including several different Organisation Charts – with or without pictures or job titles – and you can easily add extra assistant shapes and arrange the charts as you want them.
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