Word
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The interface and an organised document
A document that "falls apart" at the first edit was not built wrong in a single moment — spaces and blank lines its author never saw accumulated inside it. Let us switch the visibility on first.
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Styles — the foundation of everything
If you learn only one thing about Word, let it be this. Styles are not decoration; they are the structure the contents page, the navigation pane and the export all rest on.
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Page layout and sections
"How do I leave the cover page unnumbered, number the contents in Roman numerals, and start the body at 1?" A question asked constantly, and the answer is two words: section break.
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Tables, images and the table of contents
Three elements shape how a report looks — and three small settings stop them wrecking it at the first edit.
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Reviewing, collaborating and final output
When a report passes through three reviewers, you need a tool that shows who changed what and when — not copies named "final v3 last edit".
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