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Our favorite Word Tips
November 19, 2020
At Inera, we’re all veteran users of Microsoft Word, and we’ve been sharing tips for getting the most out of Word for almost as long as we’ve been making eXtyles—both in our...Read More
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Optimizing Word for eXtyles: Q&A
September 14, 2020
If you signed up for our webinar “Optimizing Word for eXtyles” and we didn’t have time to answer all your questions, not to worry: We’re answering them here! * We sometimes use...Read More
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Q&A: End-to-end publishing automation with eXtyles Arc and Typefi
June 26, 2020
Inera and Typefi joined forces to present this free webinar showcasing how our eXtyles Arc and Typefi solutions work together to achieve a fully automated end-to-end article publishing workflow. Since we ran...Read More
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Microsoft announces new product names
April 15, 2020
As of April 21, 2020, Microsoft is renaming its subscription-based Office 365 products. If your organization uses any of the following versions, here’s what you’ll see: Current name New name Office 365...Read More
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New functions in eXtyles Cleanup: “Detabling” non-table content
March 4, 2020
We’re always looking for ways to make eXtyles functions more helpful! Here’s what’s new with eXtyles Cleanup … When is a table not a table? When you work with author-submitted Word documents...Read More
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Excel tips for editors, Part 2: Working with text
February 4, 2020
As an editor, you likely know a lot more about Microsoft Word than the average person! What you might not know is that Microsoft Excel also has a lot to offer the...Read More
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Excel tips for editors, Part 1: Working with numbers
January 7, 2020
As an editor, you likely know a lot more about Microsoft Word than the average person! What you might not know is that Microsoft Excel also has a lot to offer the...Read More
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Better living through Microsoft Word tables, part 3: Amazing table secrets
August 21, 2019
The Tables function in Microsoft Word is one of its most useful features! Unfortunately, it’s also one of the most often misused (or even ignored). If you’ve ever been frustrated or baffled...Read More