Compare two documents
There are many reasons for the need for comparison between the two documents, MS Word provides options to open two side-by-side text files for this purpose (and it is MS Word's own, not Aero Snap's function, but it is for Window 7).
To use this feature, you must first open two text files in MS Word, then click the View tab, in the Window pane, select View Side by Side . You can also choose Synchronous Scrolling so that when you scroll, both text scrolls will scroll along to make comparison easier.
Move multiple objects with Spike
When editing, cut and paste movements are the most commonly used operations. But caching usually only remembers a text object. In MS Word 2007, there is a little-known feature, which helps cache remember many text objects and you can select one of those text objects to paste into the current text.
First, select a text object to move and press Ctrl + F3 (you can repeat this action for other moving objects to add it to Spike's list). Then simply press Ctrl + Shift + F3 to recall this list and paste it into the desired location.
This will save more time than a normal collage operation when you want to move multiple text objects at once.