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It is possible to create a letterhead in Microsoft Word by using the Autocorrect tool. We show you how
I use Autocorrect in Word to quickly add a letterhead to a document. Start with a blank document and enter the beginning of the letter as you want it to appear with your name and address. Add a couple of line breaks at the end. Select all of the text. Click on the File button and the Word Options.
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I wonder how many funtions Word has indeed. I think I've used about 5% of these.
Posted by Sol, 20 Jul 2012