Microsoft Word 2016 Bootcamp - Zero to Hero Training
How to change inches to cm in Microsoft Word
Daniel Walter Scott || VIDEO: 4 of 52
Contents
- Overview
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Creating a formal business letter
- 3. How to make a formal business letter in Microsoft Word FREE
- 4. How to change inches to cm in Microsoft Word
- 5. Text formatting text like a pro in Microsoft Word
- 6. How to put text next to each other in Microsoft Word using a text box
- 7. How to add images to Microsoft Word
- 8. Final formatting for business letterhead in Microsoft Word
- 9. Saving for older versions of Microsoft Word and saving PDF files and Printing
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Monthly company newsletter
- 10. Beautiful design inspiration for your next Word doc
- 11. Creating a monthly company newsletter
- 12. Adding and cropping images in Microsoft Word 2016
- 13. Adding your corporate colors to Word as default
- 14. Fixing and coloring images in Microsoft Word 2016
- 15. Installing new fonts into Word 2016 from Google Fonts FREE
- 16. How to set your default fonts in Microsoft Word 2016
- 17. How to change line height, lines spacing and space after in Microsoft Word 2016
- 18. Add a Drop Cap or big first letter in Microsoft Word 2016 FREE
- 19. Adding a colored column or text box in Microsoft Word 2016
- 20. Creating a 2 column layout on the second page in Word
- 21. How to change heading 1 style Microsoft Word 2016
- 22. How to make our own custom style in Word 2016
- 23. Adding images that don’t move along with the text in Word 2016
- 24. Adding a pull quote in Microsoft Word 2016
- 25. How to put text around the edge of a circle - type on a path Word 2016
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Formatting a long business report
- 26. Formatting a long business report in Microsoft Word 2016
- 27. Creating a company template in Word 2016 using Style Sets
- 28. Remove double returns, double line spacing, double line breaks in Word 2016
- 29. Start page numbers on page 2 or page 3 in MIcrosoft Word
- 30. How to add a page break and column break in Microsoft Word 2016
- 31. Adding headers to certain pages only in Microsoft Word
- 32. Word 2016 table of contents tutorial FREE
- 33. How to create bulleted list and numbered lists in Microsoft Word 2016 FREE
- 34. Create first paragraph indents in Word 2016
- 35. How to use tabs in Microsoft Word 2016
- 36. Adding a graph in Microsoft Word 2016
- 37. Linking an Excel spreadsheet with Word 2016
- 38. Creating an infographic or flowchart or diagram in Word 2016 - Smart Art
- 39. How to save and reuse snippets of text in Microsoft Word 2016 - Quick parts
- 40. How to add and adjust comments in Word 2016
- How to create a company template
- Creating a timetable schedule using tables
- Product overview PDF with interactivity
- How to make an interactive form
- Creating personalized letters using Mail merge
- Next Steps
- Cheat sheet & shortcuts
In this video we're going to look to change the measurements, from inches to centimeters, or centimeters to inches, it's up to you.
Now, I'm based in Dublin, and everything here is kind of metric sizes, so I need to change mine to inches, because that's where most of my audiences are, you might be doing it the other way round.
First of all is the page size, so what we're going to do is, along the top here, this is called your ribbon, along the top here, this big chunk here, you could adjust the ribbon by clicking these different options at the top. We're going to go to 'Layout', and you can see, the ribbon adjusts.
What we're going to do is, we're going to do 'Size'. You'll see, mine is set to 'A4', this little letter size, but in the US, it's going to be 'Letter'. All right, that's how to change the page size.
Next what we need to do is, we need to change it from-- Can you see, at the moment mine's set to inches, just because I changed mine a little earlier. You might be at centimeters, so to change these across, what we're going to do is, we're going to go to 'File', then go down to 'Options', and then go to this one called 'Advanced', and then, if you scroll all the way down, you'll eventually find, under-- He's under here somewhere, there he is there, under 'Display', and here in measurements, if you have 'Centimeters', obviously change it, or 'Millimeters', it's up to you.
I'm going to leave mine at 'Inches' at the moment, because that's what I need. Let's click 'OK'. One cool thing you can do just before we go, is that, say that you're dealing with-- say you need it indented into 2 centimeters. You can see, it's set to inches there. What you can do is, you can just type '2', and then type in the word 'cm' for centimeters, and then, if you click out of the box, you can see, it does the conversion for you. So if you're like me, you deal with a lot of metric and inches, you can just leave this at '1', and just force them in there, and lovely old Word does the calculations for you. So I'm going to set mine back to '0'.
Cool, so that's how to change your units in increments using Microsoft Word 2016.
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