Microsoft enhances the web version of Word, introducing paging view features

CTOnews.com August 2, Microsoft Word product manager Juliet Daniel released a blog post yesterday, announcing the introduction of a "pagination view" feature for the web version of Word to unify the document editing experience on the web side and other platforms.

Microsoft said in a press release that users can click on the "view" option and choose the layout they like by selecting the "Separate Pages" option.

Currently, the new paging layout is limited to Chromium-based browsers such as Chrome and Edge, and Microsoft officials say they will add support for Safari and Firefox in the future.

Daniel said that the web version of Word will be further enhanced in the future, with complete functions such as columns, headers and footers, and text wrapping after the "pagination view" feature.

CTOnews.com attached here is Microsoft's official description of the Word web version as follows:

Create exquisite resumes, press releases and documents, while inviting others to review and co-create in real time. In addition, you can use free Word templates and formatting tools (you can apply APA, MLA, and Chicago styles), and add functionality through free add-ins.