If you are upgrading from a Word version other than Word 2007, chances are you are wondering where the heck the ruler is. The default view in Word 2010 excludes the ruler as part of the Print Layout View while editing documents. I for one, like the inclusion of the ruler because itâs a reminder of what the documentâs margins are and where the different indentations are. This is particularly important to know when working on documents where margin sizes matter. The guide below will show what the default Word view looks like and how you can enable the ruler while editing your documents. If you have any comments or questions, please post them in the comments section below. Software/Hardware used: Word 2010, but it should also apply to Word 2007. 1. Click on the View tab in the Office Ribbon and then check Ruler in the Show group. Note: If the View tab is not visible skip to the next section of the guide. A. Rulers will appear on both axis.
Toby Mac, one third of the influential DC Talk and the last band member to branch out, has proven to be a solid -- and diverse -- solo force. His music ranges from melodic beats with Latin flair (Irene), to hardcore house/hip-hop (Get this Party Started), to hilariously brilliant skits (Triple Skinny, Tru Dog). Mac knows engineering like Yo-Yo Ma knows the cello, and his immaculately studio-refined music reflects that passion for production. In just the blink of an album, this mastermind behind DC Talk has established himself as a unique independent performer and producer.
Nugent dropped the Amboy Dukes band name for good in 1975, and signed to Epic Records. Derek St. Holmes (guitar, vocals), Rob Grange (bass) and Clifford Davies (drums) were the primary additional band members for his 1970s multi-platinum albums: Ted Nugent (1975), Free-for-All (1976) and Cat Scratch Fever (1977).