IEEE Formatting On Word 

You should be able to have access to most if not all the features in the 2006 version, however the features may be located in different spots. If you have access to office 360 you should be able to download the latest version of Word. If you don’t have access to office 360 then you can always buy an access key to the latest version. Hope that helps!

In the layout tab, you should be able to see an option for margins then at the bottom of the drop down select custom margins and then you should be able to put what ever you need for all 4 sides of the paper.

What do you mean by size like; size of the paper, file size, or some other size?

You can add authors to the document as a whole by following these steps: 1. Click top right hand corner where it says "File" (same menu where you can save as etc.) 2. Then go to where it says "Info"; this is where it shows all the document info 3. In the info menu you should see a properties category, if the drop down menu isn't open then open it 4. You should see some items like number of pages, word count, etc. find where it says "Related People" 5. Under the "Author" section there you can "Add an author", when a new name is added it automatcially updates the author quick parts I showed in my video. 6. If you don't see the author menu that I mentioned you can also get to the same thing by clicking "Advanced Properties" in the info section 7. The document properties menu will pop up go to the "Summary " tab and add author's there. You can also just add names once you have added what I show here: 01:30 . You can add the names how you like, but Word will add authors by separting each name with a semi colon like this: "First Name;Second Name", but you can go in and customize this how you would like.

@@cinemavlogs2854 first off, this helped me a lot!, also, just wanted to say you’re a beast for posting this 11 months ago and responding to a comment SAME DAY almost a year later.

@@MrNinjesto I’m glad I could be of help! It means a lot to me!

Sadly, I do not have the file I worked on for this video anymore as this was made years ago. If you have any questions regarding the content you could let me know here and I’ll try to help out to the best of my ability.

I believe I was using the 2018 Home version of word. Not anything through Microsoft 365, Microsoft 365 or a student version of word may not have all the features you see in my video.