Even if your work is boring, your documents shouldn’t be. The latest version of Microsoft Office makes it easier than ever to create attractive documents, thanks to some cool new tools for covering up text, displaying images, and embedding video.

You don’t have to be a graphics professional to take benefit of these features, and the suite Live Preview and Undo commands persuade trialing by letting you painlessly ditch looks you don’t like. Try these nine simple features to add a little eye-candy to any document you create.

Create your own calligraphy (Word, Publisher): Want to give a document a complex copperplate handwriting look? Click the lower right corner of the Font group to launch the Font dialog box, and then click the advanced tab to access settings for custom kerning, ligatures, and stylistic sets, which create the extensive swirls that give some fonts a calligraphic look.

By evasion, 20 stylistic sets are listed; but not all Open Type fonts have that many different styles, and some fonts change very little in retort to the style set you use. You’ll have to research to figure out which ones work best. Microsoft recommends trying out style sets with a new font, Gabriola, or with Calibri, Cambria, Constantia, or Corbel four fonts that were also included in earlier versions of Word.

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