Microsoft's Word Help isn't as fun as the previous version of Word. For example, in all versions of Word if you were in a dialogue box like Page Setup there is a question mark in the upper-right corner. However, in previous versions of Word you were able to click on this question mark and then click on a field in the dialogue box and get specific answers. Word 2007 doesn't do that, but instead opens up the generic Microsoft Word Help where you have to search for yourself. Not as easy when you can't remember the dialogue box you were in and what you were doing there in the first place. But enough of my past issues as you want to know more about dealing with what you've got

in Word 2007 as by the way of it's Help feature. Some of the highlights include:

• Being able to pin the Word Help screen on top of other screens to you can learn and work in Word at the same time
• A very simple dashboard when you first open up Word's help that is basically for the new user, where advanced users will want to use the Search feature
• The Search feature can search: Word Help, Word Templates and even Word Training (a PowerPoint presentation approach), or even search all or more categories at the same time off the internet, if you have internet connection or from your computer
• Change the font size of Word's help those of us who don't enjoy reading text in scrawny font
• Some training videos