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Wordman's Art Tables is now compatible with 64-bit versions of Microsoft Word. Download the latest version here.

Wordman's Acroliter, an add-in for Microsoft® Word 2007/2010/2013, combines two of Wordman's most popular add-ins, Wordman's Acrogen and Wordman's Hiliter, into one tool.

Wordman's Acrogen is a tool for creating abbreviation lists for proposals rapidly...

Dear Friends of Wordman

I'm sorry to have to remove Google Merchant as a method of payment in Wordman's Store, due to Google shutting down this service. You can still use PayPal to purchase Wordman's Add-ins, or contact me if you need to pay by company check.

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Dick Eassom (aka Wordman)

If you're using Microsoft Office 2010, make sure you download Service Pack 2!

For more details, see support.microsoft.com/kb/2687455.

Included in the changes are the following bug fixes for Microsoft Word:

"Fixes issues regarding bookmarks, fields, track changes, templates, tables, object wrapping, autocorrect options, and email addresses. Additionally, it fixes general reliability issues that occur when y...

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There is new version of Wordman's Art Tables, an add-in for Microsoft Word 2007, 2010 and 2013, available in the Store.

This new version has a simplified Focus Box feature, and allows you to insert figure captions above or below their artwork within the Art Frame.

For more details, an evaluation copy...

Thanks to user feedback, I just fixed a bug in Wordman's Rextractor. A new version is now available on the Wordman's Rextractor home page at www.iamwordman.com/wordmansrextractor.htm.

Word 2013's table features are definitely an improvement: See http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/window-on-windows/be-more-efficient-with-word-2013s-new-table-features/7830

There is another new version of Wordman's Acrogen, an add-in for Microsoft Word 2007, 2010 and 2013, available in the Store.

This new version not only allows you to create a formatted abbreviation list, ready to submit with your proposal, but also finds abbreviations in headers, footers, endnotes, footnotes,...

My latest article, "Redactio!", has been published in the Journal of the Association of Proposal Management Professionals (APMP). Covering the steps required to easily and successfully redact text in proposals, my article is available to APMP members at www.apmp.org/?page=Journal2013.