16 Microsoft Word Tips You Need to Learn Now Think you know everything about Microsoft Word? Here are some hidden tricks and time-saving hacks you need to know about Redmond’s word-processing app.
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Read moreMicrosoft 365 Subscribers Now Have a Premium Video Editor Windows 11 ships with the Clipchamp video editor, which has basic features available for free, and more functionality behind a paywall. If you subscribe to Microsoft 365, you can now use those features at no extra cost.
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Read moreMicrosoft Excel Now Has an IMAGE() Function Microsoft Excel has supported inserting images into spreadsheets for years, but they floated above the sheet instead of appearing in cells. That’s finally changing.
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