Word 2010 insert mode enabled and disabled

Insert mode is the Microsoft Office 2010 Word to add, edit a document, sometimes onthe content of the document to insert or rewrite. Then you can use the insert mode can also be used [Insert] key to enable "insert mode" to switch to insert or rewrite state. At the same time, insert and rewrite the state displayed in the status bar. Specific steps are as follows:

(1) mouse click to select and open the Word Options button under the "Office" button.

(2) open the Word Options dialog box, select the "Advanced" and "Insert Control rewritemode" option under "Edit Options", click "OK" button.

Remove Word 2010, which display the carriage return line feed

The text in Microsoft Office Standard 2010 document did not meet the distance from theline set, such as a paragraph of text input is completed, another line of input, need to use the [Enter] wrap will appear [Enter] line breaks. Specific steps are as follows:

(1) mouse click "Start" tab "section" options group in "Show / Hide Editing Marks" command.

(2) You can also use the mouse to click the "Office" button under "Word Options" button.Open the Word Options dialog box, select the "Display" paragraph mark "option under" options group "Always show these formatting marks on the screen.

Entering Dates and Times

Although Office 2010 Excel records dates and times as serial date values, you don’t have to enter them that way. You can manipulate dates and times in your worksheet formulas just as you manipulate other types of values. You enter date values in formats that Excel automatically applies. To enter date values in this way, type the date in one of the following formats: m/d/yy, d-mmm-yy, d-mmm, or mmm-yy.

If your entry doesn’t match any of the built-in date or time formats, Excel picks the format that’s most similar to your entry. For example, if you enter 1 Dec, you see the formatted entry 1-Dec in the cell. In the formula bar, the entry appears as 12/1/2011 so you can edit the date more easily.

You can also enter times in a time format. Select a cell and type the time in one of the follow-ing forms: h:mm AM/PM, h:mm:ss AM/PM, h:mm, h:mm:ss, or the combined date and time format, m/d/yy h:mm. Notice that you must separate the hours, minutes, and seconds of the time entries by colons.

If you don’t include AM, PM, A, or P with the time,Microsoft Office Standard 2010 Excel uses the 24-hour (military) time convention. In other words, Excel always assumes that the entry 3:00 means 3:00 AM, unless you specifically enter PM.