Tip: When you choose File→Open, Word shows you the contents of the folder you. The setting “All Readable Documents” lets the Open dialog box display any. On your Mac that you can open in Word—not just Microsoft Office documents, but. Word of tanks for mac. Word to show only those choices (other kinds of documents are “grayed out.

Checking the Readability of a Document • • • • • ( off site - click on more info at top of page to understand this) Word 2010 On the Menu Line, Click on File From the list that appears, select 'Options.' Click Proofing on the Next Window Place a click in the box before 'Show readability statistics.' Then manually check the spelling by clicking on Review. On that Ribbon, click on 'Spelling and Grammar' in the Proofing group. After showing you each 'mistake,' the screen will have a window that will display the readability statistics.

Word 2007 Click the Office Logo On the bottom of the window that appears, click 'Word Options.' Under 'When correcting spelling an grammar in Word' place a check in the box 'Show readability statistics.' Click the 'Review' tab. To use this, click 'Spelling and Grammar.'

Click through all the grammar checks (you can click ignore once if you wish.) At the end you will see the Flesh/Kincaid reading score with other statistics. Word 2003 Before you can do this you must set the proofing options. To do this, on the menu line click Tools>Options>Spelling and Grammar. Under Grammar click 'Show readability statistics.' If it is grayed out click 'Check grammar as you type.' After clicking the readability statistics you can uncheck it. Click on Tools>Spelling and Grammar.

Bit torrent downloader for mac. Click 'Ignore Once' until you reach the end of the document. You will then see the readability scores. For more information, see Word Perfect See Created November 13, 2011.

Hi, This might have something to do with the specific template you've created. Try to create a new file without using the template and see if the issue happens. Not sure how exactly you created that template. Check if any of the shapes have been placed in the background. Double-click the top or bottom of a page to show the Headers/Footers space and see if that highlights the greyed out options. Regards, Ethan Hua Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help, and unmark the answers if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact. Hi, This might have something to do with the specific template you've created.

Try to create a new file without using the template and see if the issue happens. Not sure how exactly you created that template.

Check if any of the shapes have been placed in the background. Double-click the top or bottom of a page to show the Headers/Footers space and see if that highlights the greyed out options. Regards, Ethan Hua Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help, and unmark the answers if they provide no help.

If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact. What is your version level of Mac Office? As of today, the released version is 15.33. If your version is less than that, you should update and see if that corrects the problem.

Another thought is whether your version is a subscription or retail copy. Many features and updates only apply to the subscription version.

If you go to Word on the menu bar and choose the About Word option, that will tell you both the version number and the type of product you have. Are you using Tracked Changes in the document? I'm wondering if you might have a document corruption because of them. Kind Regards, Rich. This might be a different problem but one which some other users are bound to come across. I found that an attempt to import/insert a Picture would only happen if a slide were already selected (as noted above) but then the new image would replace the one selected. In looking into the matter, I noticed that the picture I was trying to add was a.png image, not a.jpg.

By resaving such files into the.jpg format, I was then able to add new pictures by this method: Insert > Blank > [select Blank] > Insert > Picture [select.jpg] Hope this helps. Was the document originally a binary 'doc' format? If so, try copying everything except the last paragraph into a brand new XML 'docx' formatted document and see if that allows shapes to be inserted. Another thing to try is restarting your system. Maybe something about the open file has corrupted in system memory. Is your Mac Office version fully updated? If not, apply all updates, restart the system, and try again.