MS Word || Widow and Orphan Paragraphs

MS Word Widow and Orphan Paragraphs

[@trevorwanjau55]

Thank you, that was really helpful.

[@TEFLLemon]

Perfect description, thank you.

[@Aviationlifestyle24]

THANKS A LOT ! IT WAS EXTREMELY HELPFUL !

[@paulallacer7830]

Wow! It helps me a lot! Thanks

[@ProfessorSaad]

I am glad it helped. Check out other helpful videos on MS office. :)

[@CastorClasser1716]

it's not fixed at the end of your video showing how to fix it...

[@ahmadmohammad714]

widows not window lmao but thanks for the explanation

[@branhamchima]

I gave this video its 170th like.

[@ProfessorSaad]

Thx 🙂

[@dylanwoodin7447]

Orphan (child)

[@tanushshah4754]

hmmm

[@reinettevisser]

You only needed to explain once what orphans and widows (or vidows) are, not three times. As a result, this video was way too long for what it was, but nonetheless, thanks, it was useful.

[@ProfessorSaad]

Not everyone gets information the first time. Therefore in education we repeat the same info different times or different ways so that it sinks in the heads of people with varying levels of grasps.

[@1o1ggd59]

@@ProfessorSaad true I watched this video 6times to understand

[@dylanwoodin7447]

@@ProfessorSaadorphan is a child with no parents

[@dylanwoodin7447]

​@@ProfessorSaadan Orphan boy

[@ZionismIsRacism]

You have the definitions of Widow and Orphan mixed up

[@fanta.k.camara6537]

No you do