Microsoft Word's Click and Type feature

If enabled, Word's "Click And Type" fea­ture allows you to begin typ­ing any­where on a blank page.

Word's Click And Type fea­ture allows you to begin typ­ing any­where on a blank page. You must first enable this fea­ture before you can use it.

Just fol­low these sim­ple steps:

1. Go to Tools | Options.
2. On the Edit tab, select the Enable Click And Type check box in the Click And Type sec­tion, and click OK.
3. To use this fea­ture, switch to Print Lay­out view, and double-click any­where on the blank page. For exam­ple, sup­pose you want to type a title in the mid­dle of the first page. In Print Lay­out view, double-click the mid­dle of the page where you want the title to appear, and type the title. Word auto­mat­i­cally center-aligns the title.
4. You can also use the Click And Type fea­ture to insert non­text items. For exam­ple, to place a clip art pic­ture in the bot­tom right cor­ner of your page, go to the Print Lay­out view, double-click where you want the pic­ture to appear, and insert the pic­ture. Word auto­mat­i­cally right-aligns the pic­ture at the bot­tom of the page.

That's all there is to it!