Like previous versions of Microsoft Word, Word 2007 lets you divide your document into columns. This can enhance the formatting of your document. It is particularly useful if you're creating a newsletter or similarly formatted document. To learn about working with columns in Word 2007, read this tip.

By default, Word 2007 uses the letter paper size when creating documents. In most cases, this will suit you just fine. But, from time to time, you may want to print your document on a different paper size. You can do that quickly and easily--without losing the document's original page layout. Find out how to scale your Word 2007 documents to a different paper size now!

By using text boxes, you can place text anywhere you'd like in your document. They're great for formatting newsletters and other complex documents. My step-by-step tutorial will help you get up and going with text boxes in Word 2007!

Macros are a great way to save time in Word 2007. By creating your own macros, you can automate frequent tasks in Word, no matter how complicated they are. Get started using macros today! My step-by-step guide will walk you through the process of creating a macro in Word 2007. It's easier than you think!