Awaz Apni

Word has a little used but handy feature called AutoSummarize. It identifies the key points in a document. You can select whether to highlight key points in a document, insert an executive summary or abstract at the top of a document, create a new document and put the summary there, or hide everything but the summary. Please note that AutoSummarize works best on well-structured documents, such as reports, articles, and scientific papers. Before you can use AutoSummarize in Microsoft Office Word 2007, you need to add AutoSummary Tools to the Quick Access Toolbar. Click the Microsoft Office Button , and then click Word Options . Click Customize . In the list under Choose commands from , click All Commands . Scroll through the list of commands until you see AutoSummary Tools . Click AutoSummary Tools , and then click Add . Show me

This week Microsoft released a new concept test prototype for Office called Ribbon Hero . It's a new approach to Office training that’s designed to deliver a fun, engaging experience to help people explore the features available in Office…whether it’s to help you learn how to do things faster, or uncover features you never knew existed. Unlike traditional training, Ribbon Hero presents a game-like environment for learning and lets people compare their scores and feature usage on Facebook. It currently works with Excel, PowerPoint and Word. Download it here .