Open the Word document in which you want to vertically align the text. Go to the Layout tab (or Page Layout, depending on the version of Word). In the Page Setup group, select the Page Setup dialog launcher (which is located in the lower-right corner of the group). In the Page Setup dialog box, choose the Layout tab. Open Microsoft Word on your Mac with any document and then follow these steps. 1) Click Word from your menu bar. 2) Select Preferences. 3) Choose Ribbon & Toolbar in the pop-up window. On the Ribbon & Toolbar screen, make sure the Ribbon button is selected, which should be blue.

TABLES for Resumes:

Click START, then point to Programs and MS-Office.
Click MS-Word.
Silhouette connect free. Type your name and center it. Bold it and use a larger font size.
Create a table, following the instructions at this link for Word 2010 Insert a Table, Convert text to a table, or Draw a Table or follow the video (1:05 min) How to create tables from scratch in Microsoft Word 2010and using the specifications below.
1. For your permanent and current address, create a table with 2 columns and 1 row. Enter your Permanent Address in the left column. Enter your Current Address in the second column. Slide the border of the second column to the left so that the information appears centered on the page.
2. To hide the table borders, highlight the table. Right-click inside the highlighted table > Table Properties > Borders and Shading > Borders: None. The table is still there and the gray lines you may see will not print.
Other alternatives:
- In Word, click HELP (top) and type 'Insert a table' or 'Create a table' into the search window.

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MEMOS:

Click START, then point to Programs and MS-Office.
Click MS-Word.
Click on File > New.
From the available Templates, click Memos.
Select the Memo style of your choice. Preferred styles are Contemporary or Elegant.
Double-click the memo style to download it.Your memo will download to Word.
Click next to TO: and press the TAB key (left side of keyboard) to put in a protected space. Then type in your professor's name. Husky 1506 manual. TO indicates the person to whom the memo is addressed.
Click next to FROM: and press the TAB key (left side of keyboard) to put in a protected space. Then type in your name. FROM indicates the author of this memo.
International students: Click next to CC: and press the TAB key (left side of keyboard) to put in a protected space. Then type in your Academic English professor's name.
Click next to DATE: and press the TAB key (left side of keyboard) to put in a protected space. Then put in the date.
Click next to RE: and press the TAB key (left side of keyboard) to put in a protected space. Then type in the topic of this memo, e.g. Stakeholder Memo. RE: means regarding, concerning, or subject.
Important note: Make sure that all text after TO, FROM, CC, DATE, and RE is exactly aligned. By using the TAB key after TO, FROM, CC, DATE, and RE you are manually aligning the text.
Suggestion: The TAB key protects the margin, whereas the spacebar does not. Instead, it creates jagged edges.
Highlight and delete information that you do not wish to be on your memo, e.g. “company name” or “confidential”.
Type in the headings of your memo, e.g. Introduction, Conclusion, etc. and bold them.
Double-space under each heading and type a paragraph, with no indentation and single-spaced.
Save the file on the network drive or save it on the desktop and email it to yourself.

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