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this video is a tutorial for Microsoft Word for the iPad now if we go back in time the very first video on this channel was a tutorial for Microsoft Word on the iPad and that was nearly 5 years ago it be 5 years in November and a lot has changed to the app in that time lots of new features have been added so that original tutorial is very out of date so this one will be a lot more in-depth and go through all of the latest features that have been added since then now Microsoft Word for the iPad is very powerful it has a lot of the features found in the desktop version however there are still some bits and pieces that are frustratingly and inexplicably missing for example the biggest one I found so far is the lack of table of contents you can't automatically add a table of contents based on the contents of your document if you want a table of contents on your document using the iPad you have to do that manually which is a bit silly to miss that out so that they know it's not perfect but it's still very powerful so when you open up Microsoft Word you are greeted with this screen you can see a list of templates which we can come to in a moment but down the side on the Left we have a few different options we're gonna start the bottom which is settings and if you tap on that icon you can choose which account you're logged into there's various bits and pieces to send feedback to Microsoft based on your experiences you can turn on or off push notifications Auto formatting as you type you can turn that off and with the Apple pencil if you have one of those you can set that to always draw ink I'll come to you what that means in that in a little while but essentially it can either you can either use it to sort of select objects or to draw so you're basically selecting what it does by default so the next one up is to open a document and it will show you whatever stored in your onedrive by defaults however there are other locations you can add when you want to save or download documents so you'll notice that there's a recovered drafts folder so what happened earlier I was doing a test run of this tutorial it crashed so any drafts that you might think you've lost might be in this folder however underneath we have documents that are actually stored on the iPad itself below that if you tap on more it will give you access to your iCloud Drive so you can save documents into there very easily and if you choose add a place there are numerous cloud services that Microsoft Word and the other apps from Microsoft will run with so you can just...