First of all, the feature of <em>Quick Parts</em> inside Microsoft's Word Office introduced in 2007 allows the user to create a library of content that the person commonly uses and then permits him to use that content everytime he needs instead of creating it again, therefore the content stays permanent.
Secondly, if the person wants to use this feature then he needs to first press Insert Tab in the Word's menu tool and then go the part of text group, in there the person will find the Quick Parts feature in the highest icon in the middle of the text group. Byron will find this feature very usefull due to the fact that <em>it will allow him to create, store and reuse the content he wants everytime he needs</em> into a company Word document.
To use <em>Quick Parts</em>, first go to Insert tab then text group. The icon of <em>Quick Parts</em> is there in the attached picture.You can use the <em>Quick Part Gallery</em> to create, store, and reuse pieces of content, including <em>AutoText</em>, document properties (such as title and author), and fields. These reusable blocks of content are also called <u><em>building blocks</em></u>. <em>AutoText</em> is a common type of building block that stores text and graphics. You can use the <em>Building Blocks Organizer</em> to find or edit a building block
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