This document provides an introduction to using Microsoft Word by explaining how to perform basic tasks like creating a new document, typing and editing text, saving work, opening existing documents, previewing, and printing. It outlines the tools and functions for these tasks in both Word 2003 and Word 2007.
2. Create a New Document Microsoft Word allows you to create documents such as letters, resumes, brochures, newsletters, reports, and manuscripts. Double-Click on the Word icon on the screen. OR Start- All programs- Microsoft Office- Microsoft Word
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4. Creating a New Document – continued When you first run Word, it automatically creates a new document, ready for you to start typing.
5. Typing Your Document As you type, correct errors using the Backspace and Delete keys. Use the mouse and the scroll bar to move around in the document. Word will automatically go to a new line when needed, or you can use the Enter key.
6. Insertion Point (flashing vertical bar) Enter Backspace Arrow keys, mouse, tab key, space bar Type The beach is sunny.
8. Saving Your Work – the First Time The first time you save a file, it will ask you to name it. Choose a name that is easy to remember. OFFICE BUTTON Click on Save As. (Not Save)
9. Saving Your Work 2003 Click on the File Save icon. (It looks like a floppy disk.)
10. Saving Your Work to a Floppy Disk, CD, or Flash Drive In the Save In Box, click on the arrow Name the file as usual. Click on Save .