Managing Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word allows the users to add, delete and modify pages with ease. The software features many page management tools that allow the user to add or delete the contents. Follow the instructions briefed below to manage Word files on your computer.

Microsoft help instructions to insert page

• Open the Word file that you want to edit.
• Scroll down the blank page. You may use the mouse scroll wheel or the Navigation arrow keys to move down the page.
• Click within the document where you want to insert a new page.
• Click on the Insert label placed on the quick access toolbar.
• From the Insert menu, select the Blank Page option.
• Now click on the Home label in the Paragraph group. Hit the Show/Hide button and check whether the page breaks are inserted correctly or not.

Delete a Page

• To delete a single blank page, click on the label that reads Home in the Editing group. Now select the Show/Hide button, which looks similar to the paragraph symbol, to see all of the document's characters. Highlight a section and click on the page break option. Hit the Delete to delete a single blank page.
• Click within the document containing the contents to be deleted. Click on the label that reads Home in the Editing group. Now click on the arrow located next to the label, Find. Click on the Go To label and enter the page number into the box labeled page number. Hit the Go To label once again and click the Close button. Now press the Delete option to delete the file.
• Drag and select the paragraph at the end of the document. You may also use the keyboard shortcut, Shift + navigation arrow keys to select the paragraph to be deleted. Hit the Delete option on the keyboard to delete the selection.

Removing a page

• Open the Word file to be edited.
• Scroll down the blank page. You may use the mouse scroll wheel or the Navigation arrow keys to move down the page.
• Now place the cursor on the blank page. Make sure that you keep the cursor at the bottom of the page.
• Hit the Backspace key repeatedly until the blank page disappears.
• Click on the File label. From the dropdown, select the Save or the Save As option to save the file and the changes made.

Following the steps briefed above will help you insert, delete and modify an existing page. For more on the same, drop into our Microsoft help and support blogs. 

How To Find Your Windows XP Product Key

Windows XP software was first made available to the users in the year 2001. The Windows XP was designed to fuel home and business desktops, laptops and media centers. So, what are the things that you need to keep in mind before you install windows XP?
When you purchase a genuine copy of Windows XP operating system, you will be provided with a license key to activate the product and make it fully functional. You are required to enter this license key during the time of installation. If by any means, you enter a wrong or invalid license key, you will be forced to quit the installation process. There are ways to get the license key that you need to enter, including calling the toll-free Windows support number, but then there are other ways also.

Getting a single user license 

• You can either purchase a copy of Windows XP from online stores or from genuine Microsoft outlets.
• You will find the product key, or key code, sticker on the folder or on the packing case.
• Provide the product key when you get the prompt at the time of installation.
• The XP key inscribed on the pack can be used only with the disk that came with it.
When purchasing a new computer
• When you purchase a computer, you get it preloaded with Windows operating system. Or you get a copy of Windows OS with a product key along with it.
• Locate the Windows installation disk within the pack.
• You can locate the key code either on the disk packing or on the system packing. You can also find the installation key on the sticker beneath the desktop, or on your laptop packaging.
Invalid Key Code
• You will come across the issue of invalid key code if the key you have entered is not genuine or licensed. In that case, contact Microsoft support team on the Windows support number to assist you with the installation process. You can also opt the Activate by phone option to complete the Windows installation process.
• Make the customer support executive understand your issue.
• Make sure you provide the correct information so that they can fix your issue quickly.
Follow the above guidelines to successfully install your copy of windows XP operating system on your machine. For further assistance, get in touch with Microsoft Help and Support Center.

Steps To Fix Outlook Calendar Meeting Request Issues

The Outlook is an email client program that is primarily used to manage the user's emails. However, its uses are not limited to this basic function. It can even be used to schedule appointments, create events, update contacts and perform a whole lot of other functions. In short, it can be used as a mini-diary to record important data. Outlook also allows the users to incorporate other Internet calendar applications along with the default calendar tool. Follow the simple instructions to fix the issues with Outlook calendar.

Instructions to resolve Outlook problems with calendar

• Launch Outlook application on your desktop. You can launch the application either by double clicking the desktop shortcut label or by clicking the same plugged on the taskbar. Alternatively, you can launch the email client application, Microsoft Outlook from the Start menu. To launch the application, first launch Start menu. Click on the Start orb placed on the bottom left corner of the home screen. Instead, you may use the keyboard shortcut key Windows to launch the application. From the Start menu, select the label that reads All Programs. From the submenu, select the label that reads Microsoft Outlook.
• Wait for the application to load.
• From the tool bar placed on top of the application home page, select the Tools option. 
• From the Tools Dropdown, select the label that reads Rules and Alerts. This will launch the Rules and Alerts window.
• From the Rules and Alerts window, select the label that reads New to create a new rule. Select the labels Start from a blank rule and Check messages when they arrive option and hit the Next option to proceed to the next stage.
• Select the Choose From. Select one from the many options available:
• Accept Meeting Response
• Decline Meeting Response
• Meeting Cancellation
• Meeting Request or
• Tentative Meeting Response
• Hit the Add option. Go back and select each one to specify type of message should be sent.
• Select the Move it to the specified folder option from the “What do you want to do with the message?” field and select the Inbox folder. Hit the OK option, then the Next and finally the Finish option placed at the bottom.

Follow the above tips to fix the Outlook problems with the calendar. For more assistance and support on the same, feel free to contact our online help center or our chat support desk.

Steps To Create A Windows 8 Recovery Drive

The Windows 8 OS from Microsoft comes with some powerful and useful features, like the start screen and UI. Apart from these new features, the operating system is loaded with File history, Hyper-V, fast startup, Refresh PC, recovery drive and Reset PC. The recovery drive on 8 helps the user to troubleshoot the issues without even booting into the system. Follow the simple guidelines mentioned below to create a recovery drive on your windows 8 device.

Windows 8 installation steps to create a recovery drive in Windows 8:

·         Connect a USB flash drive. Back up the data that you want before proceeding to the next stage of creating a recovery disc. This is very important, as all data will get erased from the system during the process.

·         Switch to desktop mode. Press Windows + R to launch the Run dialog. In the Run command window, right click the empty text field and enter control.exe as the search phrase. Press the OK button or the Enter key to initiate the search, and launch the Control Panel. Alternatively, you can launch the same from the file explorer window, or the My Computer window.

·         Change the Control Panel window view from category to Small or Large Icons. Scroll down and select the label that reads Recovery Window. Wait for the application to launch the Control Panel window.

·         As the next step, click on the label that reads Create a recovery drive option. Hit the Yes button when the User Account Control prompt pops out to launch the Create a recovery drive wizard. Enter you admin account password when prompted to initiate the Create a recovery drive wizard process.

·         Hit the Next button, to make the wizard scan your PC for all connected USB drives.

·         Scroll down and select the USB drive that you wish to use as recovery drive, and then hit the Next button. As the final step, click the Create button to create a recovery drive. Wait for Windows to initiate the file transfer process. Windows will now transfer all the necessary files into the drive. Activate the USB booting feature in the BIOS settings window, to use the system to boot from the recovery drive.

Keep up with the windows 8 installation tips to create a Windows 8 recovery drive. For more assistance and help on the same, feel free to drop into out tech blogs and open forums. Send us your feedbacks and queries about the same to our email address.

System Restore In Windows XP

If you encounter problems of while using Windows XP, and have no idea about it, you can make use of its system restore feature to fix the issue. This feature will undo your PC settings to a previous date when it was working properly. So it is highly recommended to create system restore points at regular intervals to make sure that you are on the safe side. In this article you can find Windows tech support instructions for creating a new system restore point as well as executing the system restore feature in Windows XP.

Creating a new restore point

1. First, click on the Windows “Start” button. You can also press the key with the logo of Microsoft on it.
2. Select the option that says “All Programs” from the start menu. This will bring up a submenu with a list of options.
3. Click on the option labeled “Accessories” from the all programs menu.
4. Select the option labeled “System Tools” from the accessories menu.
5. From the resulting menu, choose the one that says “System Restore”. This will bring up the system restore window.
6. Click on the radio button labeled “Create a restore point”. Hit the “Next” page.
7. Provide a description for your restore point. Hit the button labeled “Create”.
8. If it was successful, you will get a page showing the date and time of your restore point.
9. Finally end this procedure for creating restore point by clicking on the “Close” button.

Initiating System restore 

1. Start by clicking on the “Start” button located on your desktop.
2. Select “All Programs”, and then “Accessories”.
3. Click on “System Tools” and then “System Restore”.
4. Click on the option that says, “Restore my computer to an earlier time”. Hit the “Next” button.
5. You can see a calendar under the “Select a restore point” section with dates on which restore points are created in bold letters.
6. Click on your desired restore point and hit the “Next” button.
7. Click “Ok” if you got any popup window asking for your confirmation.
8. Hit the “Next” button in the confirm restore point selection page.
9. Wait for the restoration process to complete. Your system might restart a couple of times during the process.
That is all you need to know about creating a system restore point, and initiating the same. If incase you face any difficulty in doing so, contact the Windows tech support team for further assistance.

Guidelines To Open Multiple Windows In A Single Monitor

As you all know, you can open multiple windows on a computer when you are working on a project. We do this mostly when we are browsing the Internet. It can become quite confusing when you have a lot of windows opened at a single time. The solution to this problem can be done by dialing the Windows support number. But before doing so, please read this article in detail.

Expert instructions to open multiple windows

• At first, close all programs and applications that are currently running on the system. After closing all the applications, navigate to the active desktop window.  Make sure that nothing is open in the active desktop window.
• Now you may hit the “Tab” button on the keyboard. This is located at the upper left corner of the keyboard. 
• At the same time, press the Windows Log button on the keyboard. You need to press both simultaneously and not one after the other.
• This will stack the entire icons stored on your computer in a single row. All the open windows will be arranged together. This will be displayed from the top left portion to the right.
• You can easily rotate through the icons if you want. To do this, you need to press the “Tab” button again. This will toggle through the various icons in the list.
• Stop pressing the tab button when you reach the desired folder. When you are finally at the destination folder, simply release the “Tab” button and Windows Logo key together. This will display the full view of the window you have selected.
• You can also use your mouse pointer to select the specific window. Simply left click on the icon to open it. You may jump to a specific window without following the above mentioned steps.
• To do this, you need to locate the key labeled “Alt”. Now press the Tab key and Alt key simultaneously and hold on to them. This will display a line of icons virtually shrinking the open windows.
• To scroll through the windows, you need to hit the tab button each time. This will help you toggle through the list of icons. When you finally reach your target folder, you need to release both the keys at once. This will open the selected window on your monitor.  

If you still can’t get this right, feel free to contact the Windows support number provided in this website.

Fix USB Mouse Problems In Windows Vista

Reinstallation of Windows Vista operating system can cause issues with your USB mouse. It may not respond to your clicking commands post the reinstallation process. The above statement is true in the case of wired mice, though it is not applicable with wireless and bluetooth-supported mice. This can be really frustrating and disturbing. Follow the guidelines mentioned below to fix the issues with USB mouse.

Microsoft chat instructions to fix USB mouse problems in Windows Vista

The steps are as given below:

• Switch on your laptop or desktop. 
• Log in as the administrator. Enter Password and Username when prompted, into the corresponding fields on the login screen. 
• Launch the Start Menu by clicking on the Start icon located in the bottom left corner of the Home Screen.
• Enter the search word devmgmt.msc into the search window and press the Enter key on keyboard to initiate the search process. 
• Double click the Mice and other pointing devices option to open it. Move the mouse and right click on the option that reads Properties. 
• Select the Driver tab from the Properties window and then select the option Update Driver to initiate the update process. Follow the onscreen instructions prompted by the installation wizard to complete the process of installation. 
• Check whether your system is responding well, after you have finished the installation process. 
• If you find your mouse to be still unresponsive, try and update the driver once again.
• Launch the Start Menu by clicking on the Start icon located in the bottom left corner of the Home Screen Taskbar.
• Enter the search word appwiz.cpl and then press the Enter key on your keyboard. 
• Select the option Microsoft IntelliPoint and then click on the Uninstall/Change icon. Click Yes to bring the changes into effect. 
• Unplug the mouse from the computer and hit the Restart option to initiate the restart process. 
• Connect the mouse back on and restart the computer. 
• This completes our guide.

Follow the step above to fix the issues with your USB mouse on your windows Vista P.C. contact our help desk or invoke Microsoft chat support on our website to resolve the problems with your USB Mouse on your Windows Vista operating system. You search our online tech forums and blogs for more assistance on the same.