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everyone and welcome to part 1 in this series about becoming a lot better at word at least learning some tips and tricks that can help you become a word rockstar I've got my assistant you gonna help me do this one no he's not he's going to take a nap so that's what he does it's it's been a long day for blue the boxer but we will get right into in this first lesson we are going to add checkboxes to word documents and this will help you especially if you're a technical writer or just anyone who has to make a procedure we have to tick off things that are done or if you make what I like to call this is crazy a to-do list so if that's you these two ways will help you do just that so the first way is pretty straightforward for printed output if you want to print out a copy of a to-do list or procedure and have people manually check off the boxes probably the easiest way to do it is just to make a bulleted list and you probably know how to make a bolded list and then you can go into the properties of the bulleted list click up here in the Home tab of the ribbon in the paragraph grouping click there click on define new bullet and then from here you'll choose a symbol now as you see you can also scroll through this list and choose from different fonts if you want to so you can explore around in this symbol dialog box but most of the time you just want to create your check boxes and get going so you can commit this to memory if you want to symbol 240 which you can select in the symbol decimal in any event you click on OK and ok again and now you've got some boxes that you can just check off when you create the printed output now that's not a clickable checkbox and that may be something that is a little more handy to create something in Word that becomes something that people can click and indicate that it has been done so if you want to do that that's not as readily apparent for this you have to go to the Developer tab so you have to first go to the back stage view then you have to go to the options and then once you have the word options open up you want to customize the ribbon so from here you want to add the Developer tab so customize the ribbon I want to make sure that the Developer tab is checked then click on OK and then once you have this Developer tab available to you on the ribbon you can go to the Developer tab and then in the controls grouping you see this guide right here you see this check box content control so all you have...