Setting up and using tabs in your document will keep indents, columns and numbers in their places even if you change your font, format or import your text to a desktop publishing program.

With the growing use of iPads, eBooks, and the internet, does the future of the desktop publisher look bleak? Yes, according to one source, but I disagree. There are many opportunities presenting themselves to the desktop publisher.

Have you ever received a letter or an email from someone that just did not make sense? With the way we abbreviate what we write in email and text messages proofreading becomes more essential than ever.

Instead of going through your manuscript page by page and recording the titles and page numbers, create your table of contents by using Word 7's automatic table of contents function.

When faced with those pesky widows and orphans in your document, what can you do? Here are some ideas you can try to keep those widows and orphans from being alone.

Once set up, style sheets and templates help keep the style of your publication(s) consistent, and they can also help save you time and effort!