you will need to know how to repeat the title line of tables on pages in Word. In the case of tables in your document is too long makes look the title become more difficult. Invites you to follow the article below for instructions on how to repeat the headline of a table in the pages in Microsoft Word 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016. Why repeat the headline of the table in the page in Microsoft Word Sometimes, you read to a page, you do not remember the title of the column or row, you are back at the top to see what it is. That takes much time and don't effect. Now every time you want a new page, the header that is repeated for ease of observation and capture. Please refer to the following article to do it. Not only, Word and Excel are supported repeating headers help users save operation, the steps to repeat the title in Excel extremely simple tips repeating the title in Exce l was tutor5s share in all previous tips. INSTRUCTIONS Repeat the TITLE ...

The table in Microsoft Word 2010-2013-2016 is a new feature, but few people know to use. The following article, tutor5s will introduce to you a feature table in Microsoft Word 2010-2013-2016 for those who at least use as well as unknown to this feature.

Most of us who have to use the Microsoft word 2007-2010-2013-2016, of course, that means you drawed a table. But to have a good and nice table is not simple.

Word, PowerPoint, and Excel are the three software, which is used popularly on the computer, the fact from secondary school until the University and you still have to learn how to open a Microsoft Word or a docx file. Today, the draft text was no longer so familiar to those who know how to use computers. A nd Microsoft Word is a text editor program, which was preferable and most popular today. For Office workers or teachers, then Microsoft Word is a program of assistance for the drafting of the text and is an indispensable tool. 7 Ways to open a doc, docx file So you know how many ways to open Word, Excel, PowerPoint on your computer? With these new friends then this is certainly interesting questions. Way 1: Open on Desktop Usually, af ter installing any software, its icon will appear on the Desktop, with the software in the Office, too. You are ou t desktop and then double click o n the Word icon to launch the software. Way 2: Use the search box on the computer ...

Microsoft Word , also known by the alternative name is Winword , is a text editor program of the famous  Microsoft software company quite popularly today .  It allows users to work with the raw text (text), effects such as fonts, colors, along with graphic images (graphics) and many other multimedia effects s uch as audio, video, making the text editor are more convenient. There are also tools such as spell checking, the grammar of different languages to support users.

In order to add the Page-Level ads functionality from AdSense on your Blogger blog you are required to place a code that AdSense provides which is : <script async src="//pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js"/> Unfortunately if you have tried placing the code in your theme you may have run into this error that states: That's a bit annoying - What could be going wrong with the code that AdSense (a Google product) has provided is causing error on Blogger (another Google product). The problem is highlighted in the error message itself "Attribute name "async" associated with an element type "script" must be followed by the ' = ' character." Attribute name "async" in the code we got must be followed by a '=' character. But the code we got simply has <script async  ... /> So what can be done? Modify the code to be parsed by Blogger's theme parser correctly. Here's the code...

For a while now, I’ve been increasingly conscious that the design of Law Actually has become a bit long in the tooth. I’ve occasionally tinkered with the look and feel of my blog over the last few years, but there’s been no escaping the fact it was based on a (now pretty primitive) blogger design from six or seven years ago. The last major refresh I’d made to the design was in 2012. Yikes. I made a few minor changes earlier this year when I suddenly remembered I used to do (and quite enjoy) something called blogging. Don’t look at me like that: apparently, blogging simply isn’t such a big thing anymore.  Despite, the need for a visual change, I rather sadly recognised that it was well beyond my web design skills to produce something half-decent myself. Although blogger templates are available from third parties, they tend to be infested with problems – including advert placements and other awkward elements which are difficult to remove or modify. After a few very disappointin...