Did you know you can add ‘apps’ to Office 2013? These can bolster your Office programs with all kinds of extra features. One of our favourites is the Wikipedia app, which lets you insert text and images directly from the website to your Word documents.
Click the Insert tab, then in the Apps section click Store. If you can see Wikipedia listed in the Apps section, it means your version of Office came came with it pre-installed. If not, in the ‘Apps for Office’ window, type wikipedia in the search bar, click Add next to the Wikipedia search result (with the ‘W’ icon). then click Trust It.
The Wikipedia icon will now appear in the Apps section of Word (see screenshot). Click it to see a pane on the right of your document displaying Wikipedia content. This pane works similarly to the website, assuming you have an Internet connection. Type your search term in the search bar, press Enter and browse the results.
You can filter results by ‘sections’, ‘images’or ‘references’. If you want to add an image from Wikipedia to your document, click move your cursor over an image, then click the ‘ +’ symbol. To add text, click ‘section’, highlight the text you want to add, then click the ‘+’ symbol that appears when you highlight it.
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