Open the Word document that you want to inspect for hidden data and personal information.

Click the  File  tab, click  Save As , and then type a name in the  File name  box to save a copy of your original document.

In the copy of your original document, click the  File  tab, and then click  Info .

Click  Check for Issues , and then click  Inspect Document .

In the  Document Inspector  dialog box, select the check boxes to choose the types of hidden content that you want to be inspected.

Click  Inspect .

Review the results of the inspection in the  Document Inspector  dialog box.

Click  Remove All  next to the inspection results for the types of hidden content that you want to remove from your document.

Step 1: Click the " Insert " tab from the Ribbon;

Step 2: Click the " Header " (or " Footer " ) command from the " Header & Footer " section;

Step 3: Select one style from the drop-down list (e.g., the Austin style);

Step 4: In the " Design " tab (or  Header & Footer  tab if Microsoft 365) from the ribbon, check the " Different First Page " command;

Now the header or footer on the first page is different from all other pages. You can delete the contents and formatting in the header or footer on the first page if you want to leave it empty.

Select your  table .

On the Layout tab, in the Cell  Size  group , Resize column “2.2” wide.

Go to  Insert   >   Text Box .

Click in your “Checking Accounts” section you ' d like to  insert the text “Anytime Account Access”.

Click the Insert tab and click Table in the Table section. Select Convert Text to Table from the drop-down menu.

On the Convert Text to Table dialog box, the Number of columns should already be set to 2 if you have only one tab between each item on each line. The Number of rows is automatically calculated.

On the Insert tab, in the Illustrations group, click 3D Models > From a File.

Insert A 3D Model

Navigate to where your 3D object is, select it and click Insert. Once inserted and still selected, you will see some handles with which to manipulate the object.

3D Handles

These handles look like the usual ones that allow you to resize and rotate an object. However, if you hover your mouse roughly over the centre of the object, you should see the cursor change shape to indicate that you can rotate the model in 3D space. Like this:

Rotate 3D Model

Once you have rotated the model, the 3D rotate handle will appear in the centre of the object and using this will make it easier to rotate the object.

While the object is selected, you will see the 3D Model Tools contextual tab displayed in the ribbon.

To add alt text in Word, open your document and select the object to which you want to add the alternative text.