I’ve included download buttons to access these important .pdf files I copied and exported to .pdf yesterday as I finally broke down in frustration after spending hours trying to upload an updated doc.x file on my expiring Word application. I typed in a query to Google on my Chrome url field, and got AI answers to my frustration with Word. First up: HOW COME WORD DOESN’T HAVE AN EXPORT TO EPUB? Who do you think your biggest customers are? Don’t you think having the Heading1 command buried in an export to EPub to create at TOC (Table of Contents) is a no brainer?
Why do you cheat a Mac Screen of the top view of the ribbon tray and the title page document you’re working on like a full display will show on a pc? And what’s with the microscopic microsoftish tiny icon field in our custom toolbox? Are you really pressed for time and money to create meaningful icons such as the various ‘accept all’ ‘accept last change’ et. al. as the same faint green dot?
The Quick Access Toolbar – God’s Gift to using Word. Let’s face it. Microsoft is dominate on all publishing websites throughout the world. If you’re a mac lover like me, you may use pages. And oh, gee, there’s an export function to word. Ha, ha, ha. How bad could it be?
So I concluded long ago that a mac user must have Word if they’re a writer. And I copied and pasted these pdf’s for you to give you a guide to make Word be the next Wonder of the Word for self-published authors. Below are three more downloads that should be an immense help:
Its okay to scroll down and ignore all the screenshots for links which are inactive when converted to a pdf file as the example above. I don’t want you guys to fear bad urls or links. I am hoping you agree pdfs are harmless. The point is, you can see my questions and use ChatGPT or Claude or Google in your Chrome browser to get the answers you need to make Word author friendly.
Having these pdfs two days ago would have saved me about five hours of frustration. This last pdf is the big one with the most information. Instead of my six hours query on chat, you can simply click and download these files and have the information if a few seconds! Yessss!
Plus I am curious as to how many brave souls download these pdfs in my analytics statistics chart. My last set of five did pretty good.
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