Because this computer is too poor to even afford one! So you need to shut the hell up!
In Microsoft Word, AutoShapes are now part of the Shapes feature. Hereβs how to access them: π¦ How to open AutoShapes (Shapes) Open your Word document Go to the Insert tab (top menu) Click on Shapes A dropdown will appear with: Lines Rectangles Arrows Flowchart shapes Callouts π These are the AutoShapes π§ Quick shortcut Press Alt + N + SH (opens Shapes menu) π After inserting a shape Click and drag to draw it Use the Shape Format tab to: Change color Add outline Apply effects β οΈ Note In older versions of Word (2003), it was called AutoShapes In newer versions (Word 2007 and later), itβs simply called Shapes β Simple answer π Go to Insert β Shapes to access AutoShapes
Spell check, grammar check, and thesaurus are the 3 language tools built in to Microsoft Word.
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Despite MS Word is not a graphics processor you can make simple drawings there. You use drawing toolbar at the bottom of the screen. As examples are: speech bubbles, autoshapes, simple diagrams, lines, circles, etc.
A word processing document.
Click on 'Word Count' after clicking 'Tools' on the Microsoft Word Menu bar.. This is for Microsoft word. i want it for the free program TextEdit on macs.
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tools, language, hyphenation
i used to know how but i havent got 2007 anymore so i forgot! but if u use the autoshapes and draw a semi circle, and then draw a text box in front of it that is clear and has no outlines then it will sorta look the same??
Tools, options, General tab, Measurement options
highlight the paragraph then go to tools and press 'word count'
Microsoft Word does - press F7 or go to Tools