MS WORD

This document provides an introduction and overview of using Microsoft Word and the basic elements of word processing. It discusses general word processing rules including font formatting, spacing, and indentation. It then covers the key elements of word processing such as line spacing, text alignment, fonts, font sizes and styles. Finally, it introduces Microsoft Word as a word processing program and describes the basic Word interface including the toolbar, document area, and common commands like save, print and undo.

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This presentation will tell you about the basic theory of Word Processing or Microsoft Word. Its features, pros and cons and evolution over time.

Word processing software is used to create, edit, format and print documents. It allows users to manipulate text, add formatting like fonts, sizes, colors as well as insert images, tables and other multimedia content. Popular free and open source word processors include Google Docs, TextEdit, OpenOffice Writer, Pages, Kingsoft Writer and FocusWriter. These applications provide basic word processing functions like editing, formatting, spellcheck, as well as allowing export to common file formats.

Word processing involves using computers to prepare documents. Early mechanical word processors included the typewriter. The first use of the term "word processing" was by IBM in the late 1960s to describe their Magnetic Selectric typewriter and other electronic devices. Popular early PC word processors included WordPerfect 5.1 and early versions of Microsoft Word for DOS. Word 2007 and 2010 introduced new interfaces like the ribbon and backstage view and default file extensions changed from .doc to .docx. Alternatives to purchased software include free open-source options and cloud-based offerings from Google Docs and Microsoft SkyDrive.

Microsoft Word is a word processing program that allows users to create professional documents with formatting tools and templates, add visual effects like WordArt, and includes features for bullets, numbering, and collaboration. It enables editing documents, printing, and inserting tables, graphs and charts to organize information. The objectives of MS Word are word processing, editing, protecting documents, and providing an easy to use interface.

Microsoft Word (MS Word) is a graphical word processing program that allows users to type, edit, format and print documents. It has tools to insert headers, footers, page numbers, columns, line numbers, and watermarks. Users can also add shapes, smart art, charts, text boxes and change orientation, margins and page size. MS Word allows saving documents and also has options to mail merge, insert bookmarks, cross-references, hyperlinks and adjust hyphenation.

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MS Word 2007 has many useful features for drafting, reviewing, and securing documents. It allows setting templates and themes, using quick parts and auto-hyphenation, adding line numbers, positioning images, and adding watermarks. The document map and reading panes help review documents. Comments can be added and tracked with user names. Documents can be saved in different formats, compared, combined, digitally signed, password protected, published, and used for mail merges. Word can also function as a basic blogging tool.