The common issues that you often see while using Microsoft Word:
- A PDF text that has been copied contains unneeded breaks. You can rapidly transform this patchwork into a wonderful continuous text. With the shortcut Ctrl + H, select the inserted text and open the Replace feature. Fill in the Find what field with the following: p. (If each line does not include a blank space at the end, you must also write a blank space in the Replace with area.) Otherwise, each line's last word and the first word of the next line will be merged.) Then select Replace All from the drop-down menu.
- that Word chooses more text than I desire. The solution is to select while holding down the Alt key. And there you have it: letter-based selection!
- A group of words should not be separated.- Don't use dozens of blank spaces or tabs to prevent two or more words (for example, a firm name) from being divided across two lines. Replace the space between the words in question with a non-breaking space instead (which looks similar to the degree symbol). Between words, instead of tapping the space key, use the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + Space.
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