David, Author at Office Templates

Word for Windows 2013 vs Word for Mac 2011

Posted on 17/03/201517/02/2021 by David

Microsoft Word for Windows versus Word for Mac The latest versions of Microsoft Office for Windows and Mac are, respectively, Office 2013 and Office 2011. New versions of both are due to be released in late 2015 and, who knows, they may even get the same version name! Superficially Word for Mac 2011 appears very similar to Word for Windows 2010/2013. By and large files are interchangeable betw...
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PowerPoint 2013 changes

Posted on 17/03/201517/02/2021 by David

What's changed in PowerPoint 2013 Losses There are several significant changes in PowerPoint 2013 which we consider to be a loss. 1. Personal templates PowerPoint 2013 does not give you access to your custom templates, be they personal or corporate. There is a selection of on-line "featured" templates. To gain access to you custom templates, click File > Options > Save and type %appda...
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Personal templates in Word 2013 and 2016

Posted on 17/03/201513/12/2019 by David

Personal templates in Word for Windows 2013 and 2016 In previous versions of Word the best way to start a new document from a template was to click File > New > My Templates. In Word 2013 and 2016 this command no longer exists. In fact, there is no way to access personal templates, only the Featured templates provided by Microsoft, unless you specify the Default personal templates location....
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Features removed in Word 2013

Posted on 17/03/201518/03/2015 by David

Features removed in Word 2013 Several significant and useful features has been removed from Word 2013. 1. Personal Templates Word 2013 does not give you access to your custom templates, be they personal or corporate. There is a selection of on-line "featured" templates but these are of little interest, especially as they're formatted for US Letter size paper and not A4. For an explanation of...
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