Use this page to write, insert, or type letters with accents (tilde, acute, etc.). Adding these special characters and symbols is easy and can be done quickly from your computer’s keyboard. All you need is the reference guide below and a few simple steps.
Use this page to learn how to write or sign your name on a PDF file using Adobe Reader. While you cannot edit text on a PDF file in Adobe Reader, you can add new test on top of the document. This is helpful when adding comments or when signing your name electronically.
Use this page to learn how to write and save Apple iWork Pages as a Microsoft Word file. Not everyone has access to Microsoft Word, but there are times you’ll need to write in that format. Luckily, Apple makes it simple to save a Microsoft Word version of your work to share.
Use this page to learn how to write and save Google Docs as a Microsoft Word file. Not everyone has access to Microsoft Word, but there are times you’ll need to write in that format. Luckily, Google Docs makes it simple to save a Microsoft Word version of your work to share.
Use this page to learn how to write and save a PDF in Microsoft, Google Docs, or Apple iWork Pages
Use this page to learn how to write and save a PDF in Apple iWork Pages. Writing a PDF is as simple as writing any other Pages document. The difference comes in how you export and save the document once you are finished.
Use this page to learn how to write and save a PDF in Google Docs. Writing a PDF is as simple as writing any other Google doc. The difference comes in how you save the document once you are finished.
Use this page to learn how to write and save a PDF in Microsoft Word. Writing a PDF is as simple as writing any other Word doc. The difference comes in how you save the document once you are finished.
Use this page to help you write a letter in Microsoft Word 2010. The information in this page assumes you have access to Word and a basic level of understanding how to use it. The steps are simple, and easy to follow for any level of user. Even though the steps are specific to Microsoft Word 2010, most options are available in most recent versions.
Use this page for advice when writing a Microsoft PowerPoint (PPT) presentation. There’s a great many components to creating a PPT. This page is part one and focuses on determining where you’ll use the presentation, defining your purpose, and narrowing down your audience.