This will allow you to open Visual Basic and record macros, etc. Under Main Tabs, you need to check the box next to Developer Tab. Where is spell check in Word 2010? Again, this is on the Review tab under Proofing.Īnd finally where is the developer tab for those of us who need it? For that, you need to click on File, Options and then click on Customize Ribbon. For example, where is the Find & Replace in Word 2010? On the home tab, at the very far right, click on Replace. Just right-click on the status bar and you’ll see an option for Word Count.
You have both options.Īs an extra bonus, I’ll just throw in a few more features that I used a lot but took a minute to find in Office 2010. Luckily in Word 2010, there is an option to add the word count to the status bar at the bottom. Now it’ll also show up at the very top, but this is really no different than it being in the status bar, it’s just a personal preference. Once you select that, you’ll see the word count at the bottom left of the status bar: That’s pretty much it If you want, you can also add Word Count to your quick.
That’s pretty much it! If you want, you can also add Word Count to your quick access toolbar by right-clicking on the icon in the Review tab and choosing Add to Quick Access Toolbar. Luckily in Word 2010, there is an option to add the word count to the status bar at the bottom. Once you select that, you’ll see the word count at the bottom left of the status bar:
0 kommentar(er)
