This lecture focuses on learning to customize word processing documents with templates and style sheets to make later work or changes much easier. It also shows the ease with which "advanced" features most users never explore can be used: inserting graphic images and wrapping text around them; copying a graphic from a web site; sorting a list; automatically generating a list of figures, table of contents, or index; and setting up headers and footers for double-sided printing. A host of other practical word processing tricks is presented to help genealogists organize their research and have time for more!