By default, when you create a numbered or bulleted list in Word, you can press Tab and Shift+Tab to increase or decrease the numbering level:

When you create a shape in your document, it is created with the default style and any text that you type has the default font.

Some Microsoft Word documents may contain pages with images, tables, etc. for which you need to hide or even skip page numbers. You can create different sections and add page numbering just for some of them (see How to create different headers and footers for pages with portrait and landscape orientation), but Word can't skip any page for numbering.

In Microsoft Word you can create documents with different levels of complexity. Some documents may contain pages with images, tables, etc. for which you need to hide or even skip page numbers. To skip page numbers for some pages, see How to skip page numbers for some pages in the Word document.

When you create a document with different page orientations (see How to use different page orientations inside one document), you might need to create different headers and/or footers for pages with portrait and landscape orientation.

This tip shows how to add an equation with a system of linear equations (or linear system) – a collection of two or more linear equations involving the same set of variables.

This tip shows how to add an equation with trigonometric functions, for example, the Euler's formula.

This tip shows how to add an equation with a limit. For example, the formula of a limit.

This tip shows how to insert a Boolean algebra equation, for example, one of De Morgan's laws.

In mathematics often is used a script Latin alphabet. This tip is about quick way how to paste letters in Script in your Microsoft Word document.