Thank you so much, Erin. I attended college and I could not believe that there is no instructor would teach students how to use Microsoft Office like the the way you do. What a shame to the institutions! You save a day!
Dear Ms. Erin, Nicely explained. Will you please let me know how to copy a cover page created on word to desktop? I want to upload the same in some other web page. Will it possible? Else, let me know how to create cover page without the use of word. Thanks.
Thank you for watching! To save a Word file to your desktop, select File > Save As > Browse > and then select Desktop in the Save As dialog box. Best of luck!
Hi, thank you for this video. I am using a MacOS with Word 365 and I did not find the Insert > Cover Page > Save Selection ... or anything near that. Any idea where that might be now?
Thank you for watching! Unfortunately, Word for Mac doesn't provide a way to save cover pages like Word for the PC does. One workaround is the save the cover page text is reusable autotext. I have a tutorial on that topic that you may find helpful: th-cam.com/video/XVNkhQ4I9Q8/w-d-xo.html.
Very useful video. Unfortunately, when I tried to create a custom cover page, Word doesn't let me - I can only access the built-in ones. I have Microsoft 365 (up to date) on a Mac. desktop. Any suggestions on how to get around this?
Great question! I don't have a tutorial on how to create a custom cover page in Word for Mac yet. However, I did find this thread from the Microsoft Community website that you may find helpful: answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/how-to-save-a-self-made-cover-sheet-in-word/632b77ca-2de3-43aa-babd-c93489293d2d. Thank you for watching!
@@erinwrightwriting Thanks for responding! It looks pretty cumbersome though. I just put the cover page at the beginning of the document and adjusted the page numbering. Glad you reminded me of the Microsoft Community site. I visited there a lot a couple of years ago when Microsoft totally changed how "Comments" were shown in Review and the blowback was pretty fierce. Microsoft finally capitulated and restored the original "Comment" protocol as an option. The lesson there is never piss off writers and editors. ;-)
Thank you. I would also like to know how to merge two word documents, so that I have things like blank pages before sections. Hitting Insert blank page isn't working for me.
Thank you so much for watching! I have an upcoming tutorial on how to merge two documents. In the meanwhile, the basic steps are to place your cursor in the first document where you want to insert the second document, then select Insert > Object > Text from File. Then, locate the second document in the Insert File dialog box.
Hi Erin, I find your MS Word video tutorials very helpful, I am currently editing a large ms word document, which include over 400 x pages of text and tables, Annexes and Appendixes. Using various uTube tutorials including your own I am trying to properly formulate the document, I have managed to include a list of Contents, I have also included chapters, my problem is trying to page number the document especially those pages where tables are concerned and also trying to include Chapter No for instance. As an example: “Appendix 1 to Annex A to Chapter 2” would normally page No like this 2A-1-1, i.e Chapter 2 Annex A Appendix 1 Page 1. Can you help me with this problem.
Thank you for watching! I don't have a tutorial on that type of complex page numbering construction yet; however, here is an article from Microsoft support. It is older, but you may still find it useful: support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/how-to-number-chapters-appendixes-and-pages-in-documents-that-contain-both-chapter-and-appendix-headings-in-word-2d9a939c-2863-45c3-bf5e-74b32972035d. Best of luck!
Hi Erin, thank you for the tutorial. However I have a question regarding the cover page. Word automatically puts the cover page on the first page, but is it possible to move the cover page so that it would be on the second page instead? Have a nice day!
Hello, Viktor, thank you for watching! Word generally only allows one cover page at the start of the document. However, you can click inside the cover page and then select Insert > Blank page. This should insert a blank page before the cover page. I have a separate tutorial on working with blank pages that you may find helpful: th-cam.com/video/TU3NmGsYI04/w-d-xo.html. Another option is to create a separate Word file that looks like a cover page. You can then insert that file anywhere in another Word file, as shown in my tutorial about inserting one file into another: th-cam.com/video/R9g8UbPdwTQ/w-d-xo.html. I wish you all the best with your Word project!
Hello Erin, thank you for the tutorial. I have successfully created a cover page and a set of some other useful pages. I would like to share the template pages with my colleagues so that everybody can use them. When they open the Word document, they cannot see the cover pages I created. I assume they need to reload/implement/launch some kind of cover-pages-add-on or something like that. Opening the word document that I created is simply not enough, the cover pages do not display. Do you have any idea how to share the template with cover pages with other people? That would be very helpful. Thank you!
Thank you for watching! I have been pondering your question all afternoon and can't come up with a reason why your cover page won't display if you saved it in your template. My best suggestion is to save your template under another name, delete the existing cover page, and then add a new one--if the second one does display, there could be a formatting issue or corruption in the original. If you are still having trouble, I encourage you to contact Microsoft Support for assistance. They are generally helpful and will sometimes tell you if there is a known glitch. Best of luck!
@@erinwrightwriting Thank you for the answer, Erin. I found out the issue was I didn´t save the file correctly. I saved it as Word document and I should have saved it as Word template. Now everything works :-) Have a nice day!
Hi Erin, I created custom cover pages and saved in the cover page Gallery so I can get and use them in my end BUT, WHEN I SENDING THAT CUSTOM WORD TO MY CUSTOMERS, they CANNOT apper the cover pages I created in gallery in there end. Please help me to fix this problem.
Thank you for watching! That is a very interesting question. The styles added to the galleries are only intended for the individual who created them, rather than styles that are attached to individual files that will be shared with others. One solution may be to create a template with your cover style and then have your customers save the template within their own software. I wish you all the best!
In Adobe Acrobat, you can remove (although not reduce) the gap between pages by selecting View, Page Display, and then unchecking "Show Gaps between Pages." Please note that on my laptop (PC, Windows 10), this setting will only change if I am viewing the pages at 100%. If I am viewing the pages at a larger percentage, the setting just won't change for some reason. Best of luck!
Thank you for watching! In the current version of Word for Mac, the Cover Page button is located on the far left side of the Insert tab (not the Insert menu). Best of luck!
Thank you for watching! After adding the cover page, you can scroll down to the next page to continue writing. When you save the document (File > Save), the cover page will be saved as part of the document. I wish you all the best with your Word project!
Thank you for watching. These steps are only for the full desktop version of Word. I do hope Microsoft adds these features to the web version in the future. I wish you all the best with your Word project!
@@erinwrightwriting mam ,Ms word me page kese bnaye author name, Title, sub Title , design, kese bnaye aap pura sikhaye I am learning basic knowledge I am from India I can't understand your language plz can you explain in Hindi translate
All the steps shown here also appear on my blog at erinwrightwriting.com/cover-page-in-microsoft-word/. Thank you for watching!
What’s your favourite cover page design?
@@simple-scholar That is an interesting question! For general use, I think my favorite is the Banded design.
Thank you so much, Erin. I attended college and I could not believe that there is no instructor would teach students how to use Microsoft Office like the the way you do. What a shame to the institutions! You save a day!
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Warmly explained, thoroughly elaborated, calmly demonstrated, and precisely shortened! What a teacher and a guidance! It's art!
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Thank Dr Erin for this simple explanation about book cover page creations...
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Funnily, I didn't know how to create a custom cover page before, thank you! 😀
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Dear Ms. Erin, Nicely explained. Will you please let me know how to copy a cover page created on word to desktop? I want to upload the same in some other web page. Will it possible? Else, let me know how to create cover page without the use of word. Thanks.
Thank you for watching! To save a Word file to your desktop, select File > Save As > Browse > and then select Desktop in the Save As dialog box. Best of luck!
Extremely helpful, great pace and articulation, I've now made my 1st cover page for my documents. every days a school day.
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Hi, thank you for this video. I am using a MacOS with Word 365 and I did not find the Insert > Cover Page > Save Selection ... or anything near that. Any idea where that might be now?
Thank you for watching! Unfortunately, Word for Mac doesn't provide a way to save cover pages like Word for the PC does. One workaround is the save the cover page text is reusable autotext. I have a tutorial on that topic that you may find helpful: th-cam.com/video/XVNkhQ4I9Q8/w-d-xo.html.
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Very useful video. Unfortunately, when I tried to create a custom cover page, Word doesn't let me - I can only access the built-in ones. I have Microsoft 365 (up to date) on a Mac. desktop. Any suggestions on how to get around this?
Great question! I don't have a tutorial on how to create a custom cover page in Word for Mac yet. However, I did find this thread from the Microsoft Community website that you may find helpful: answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/how-to-save-a-self-made-cover-sheet-in-word/632b77ca-2de3-43aa-babd-c93489293d2d. Thank you for watching!
@@erinwrightwriting Thanks for responding! It looks pretty cumbersome though. I just put the cover page at the beginning of the document and adjusted the page numbering. Glad you reminded me of the Microsoft Community site. I visited there a lot a couple of years ago when Microsoft totally changed how "Comments" were shown in Review and the blowback was pretty fierce. Microsoft finally capitulated and restored the original "Comment" protocol as an option. The lesson there is never piss off writers and editors. ;-)
Hey in word my cover page text is not visible but can I do
Thank you. I would also like to know how to merge two word documents, so that I have things like blank pages before sections. Hitting Insert blank page isn't working for me.
Thank you so much for watching! I have an upcoming tutorial on how to merge two documents. In the meanwhile, the basic steps are to place your cursor in the first document where you want to insert the second document, then select Insert > Object > Text from File. Then, locate the second document in the Insert File dialog box.
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Hi Erin, I find your MS Word video tutorials very helpful, I am currently editing a large ms word document, which include over 400 x pages of text and tables, Annexes and Appendixes. Using various uTube tutorials including your own I am trying to properly formulate the document, I have managed to include a list of Contents, I have also included chapters, my problem is trying to page number the document especially those pages where tables are concerned and also trying to include Chapter No for instance. As an example: “Appendix 1 to Annex A to Chapter 2” would normally page No like this 2A-1-1, i.e Chapter 2 Annex A Appendix 1 Page 1. Can you help me with this problem.
Thank you for watching! I don't have a tutorial on that type of complex page numbering construction yet; however, here is an article from Microsoft support. It is older, but you may still find it useful: support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/how-to-number-chapters-appendixes-and-pages-in-documents-that-contain-both-chapter-and-appendix-headings-in-word-2d9a939c-2863-45c3-bf5e-74b32972035d. Best of luck!
Hi Erin, thank you for the tutorial. However I have a question regarding the cover page. Word automatically puts the cover page on the first page, but is it possible to move the cover page so that it would be on the second page instead?
Have a nice day!
Hello, Viktor, thank you for watching! Word generally only allows one cover page at the start of the document. However, you can click inside the cover page and then select Insert > Blank page. This should insert a blank page before the cover page. I have a separate tutorial on working with blank pages that you may find helpful: th-cam.com/video/TU3NmGsYI04/w-d-xo.html. Another option is to create a separate Word file that looks like a cover page. You can then insert that file anywhere in another Word file, as shown in my tutorial about inserting one file into another: th-cam.com/video/R9g8UbPdwTQ/w-d-xo.html. I wish you all the best with your Word project!
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please I want a video to explain how to make one page horizontal between vertical pages in word.
Thank you for the suggestion! I have added that to my list of future tutorials.
Hello Erin, thank you for the tutorial. I have successfully created a cover page and a set of some other useful pages. I would like to share the template pages with my colleagues so that everybody can use them. When they open the Word document, they cannot see the cover pages I created. I assume they need to reload/implement/launch some kind of cover-pages-add-on or something like that. Opening the word document that I created is simply not enough, the cover pages do not display. Do you have any idea how to share the template with cover pages with other people? That would be very helpful. Thank you!
Thank you for watching! I have been pondering your question all afternoon and can't come up with a reason why your cover page won't display if you saved it in your template. My best suggestion is to save your template under another name, delete the existing cover page, and then add a new one--if the second one does display, there could be a formatting issue or corruption in the original. If you are still having trouble, I encourage you to contact Microsoft Support for assistance. They are generally helpful and will sometimes tell you if there is a known glitch. Best of luck!
@@erinwrightwriting Thank you for the answer, Erin. I found out the issue was I didn´t save the file correctly. I saved it as Word document and I should have saved it as Word template. Now everything works :-) Have a nice day!
Hi Erin,
I created custom cover pages and saved in the cover page Gallery so I can get and use them in my end BUT, WHEN I SENDING THAT CUSTOM WORD TO MY CUSTOMERS, they CANNOT apper the cover pages I created in gallery in there end. Please help me to fix this problem.
Thank you for watching! That is a very interesting question. The styles added to the galleries are only intended for the individual who created them, rather than styles that are attached to individual files that will be shared with others. One solution may be to create a template with your cover style and then have your customers save the template within their own software. I wish you all the best!
Is it possible to reduse gap between two sheets in adobe ac
In Adobe Acrobat, you can remove (although not reduce) the gap between pages by selecting View, Page Display, and then unchecking "Show Gaps between Pages." Please note that on my laptop (PC, Windows 10), this setting will only change if I am viewing the pages at 100%. If I am viewing the pages at a larger percentage, the setting just won't change for some reason. Best of luck!
Hi, I don’t have a cover page option on my Mac.What can I do please help?
Thank you for watching! In the current version of Word for Mac, the Cover Page button is located on the far left side of the Insert tab (not the Insert menu). Best of luck!
how can you save the cover page and continue writing the assignment
Thank you for watching! After adding the cover page, you can scroll down to the next page to continue writing. When you save the document (File > Save), the cover page will be saved as part of the document. I wish you all the best with your Word project!
Not seeing these options for microsoft 365😢
Thank you for watching. These steps are only for the full desktop version of Word. I do hope Microsoft adds these features to the web version in the future. I wish you all the best with your Word project!
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Can you please tell how to make this in mobile phone pleasee
Thank you for watching! Unfortunately, I don't believe it is currently possible to insert a cover page with mobile Word.
I do not have a cover page option :(
I am sorry to hear that. Which version of Word are you using?
Office version please
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@@erinwrightwriting mam ,Ms word me page kese bnaye author name, Title, sub Title , design, kese bnaye aap pura sikhaye I am learning basic knowledge I am from India I can't understand your language plz can you explain in Hindi translate
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