These are some of the items a copyeditor or proofreader will typically check in a manuscript. numbers in sentences (spelled out or numerals?).contractions (contractions aren’t used in all kinds of writing).you discovered the Google Docs library of Add-ons? They work like plug-ins and they can perform a variety of useful tasks.Ĭonsistency Checker, by PerfectIt, is a lite version of one of my favourite proofreading tools. Image by Forest Starr and Kim Starr Posted on ApCategories Word Tags Microsoft Word, Word 2003, Word 2004, Word 2007, Word 2008, Word 2010, Word 2011, Word 2013, Word help 2 Comments on Help for Your Version of Word Consistency Checker-A Free Proofreading Toolīy C. The table containing keyboard shortcuts is particularly helpful. If you don’t mind a fairly technical document, you can read about the differences here. *These two versions of Word are now close, with some exceptions. Word 2010 Quick Reference Card (Windows).Most of the following links are from -a terrific resource for Word tutorials. This list will also help you to “step sideways” while reading Word tutorials based on a version of Word that’s different from yours. It’s also currently the most common version of Word used by editors (this will change as 2013 makes inroads).īelow is a quick list of free resources to help you get to know your version of Word better.
On this blog, I write about Word 2010 because it’s the version of Word I use. That can be a problem when you’re looking for Word help. What’s tricky is that one version of Word can be different from another version of Word. There are many versions of Microsoft Word in use.
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