This document provides instructions for various activities and functions in Microsoft Word, including:
- Formatting text using shortcuts like bold, underline, and font size changes.
- Formatting paragraphs and adding spacing, alignment, and indentation.
- Inserting and formatting tables, page and section breaks, borders, shading, and headings.
- Adding headers and footers, tables of contents, footnotes, and bibliographies.
- Using tools like the spelling and grammar checker, thesaurus, translate, and tracking changes.
- Creating lists, bullets, numbers, graphics like text boxes and WordArt, and macros.
This document provides an overview of the tools in Microsoft Paint and their functions. It describes 15 tools: the selection tools (regular and irregular), eraser, bucket, eyedropper, zoom, pencil, brush, airbrush, text, line, curve, rectangle, polygon, ellipse, and rounded rectangle tools. For each tool, it explains what it is used for and how to use it (e.g. hold down buttons, click and drag the mouse). The document also lists activities for students to practice using the drawing tools and identifying tools in the toolbox. It references the source as the book Jumpstart I.T.
Microsoft Word can be used to create various documents like essays, school papers, resumes, and more. It offers different formatting tools to change text styles, colors, and add tables, pictures, or clip art. Common uses of MS Word include writing papers for school, making calendars, birthday cards, and even books by utilizing its various formatting and insertion tools.
The document provides an introduction to Microsoft Word, including definitions of key terms like toolbars and how to perform basic formatting and document tasks like changing font styles and margins. It explains how to open and close documents, select and move text, copy and paste, and save documents. The document contains step-by-step instructions and screenshots to illustrate the various functions and controls in Microsoft Word.
This document provides an introduction and overview of key features in Microsoft Word 2007:
1) It describes how to launch Word and explains the main components of the Word window, including the title bar, ribbon, ruler, text area, and scroll bars.
2) It discusses how to perform common formatting tasks like adding bullets and numbers to lists, bolding and italicizing text, and using the undo and redo buttons.
3) It covers how to change page settings such as orientation, size, and margins. It also explains how to add page numbers in different locations.
4) The document provides instructions for inserting page breaks and changing the document view to print layout. It concludes by mentioning how to preview
This document provides guidance on using Microsoft Publisher to create pamphlets and posters. It discusses templates, formatting text and images, inserting shapes, and tips for successful pamphlet design. Key recommendations include using a maximum of two fonts and two to three colors, leaving white space, and avoiding all-capital headings. Permission is required to use logos from trusts or organizations. The document includes step-by-step instructions for tasks in Publisher.
The document discusses the Paint tool in Microsoft Windows. It explains that Paint allows users to create simple or elaborate drawings in black and white or color. It lists common file formats drawings can be saved in, like JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF and TIFF. The document outlines how to open Paint and identifies the tools in the Paintbox, including how to select colors and create customized graphics. It provides instructions on using the text tool and airbrush tool to draw and label a butterfly graphic.
Microsoft Word is a word processing program used to create documents like letters and reports. It contains tools like the ribbon, quick access toolbar, rulers, and zoom slider. The ribbon contains tabs, groups, and commands for formatting and editing documents. Keyboard shortcuts allow for navigating and selecting text using arrow keys, home, end, backspace, and delete. The mouse can also be used to navigate by clicking, double clicking, dragging to select text, and zooming.
MS-WORD is a part of the bigger package called MS OFFICE, which can do much more than word processing. fact when you open up MS OFFICE you will find four main components in it.
They are MS-WORD (for word processing), MS EXCEL (for spreadsheet), MS ACCESS (for database management), and MS POWERPOINT (for presentation purposes). However, we will limit ourselves to MS-WORD only in this presentation.
This document discusses word processing and the Microsoft Word word processor. It defines word processing as using application software to create, edit, and format text-based documents. It then provides an introduction to MS Word, describing its history and file format. The document lists some advantages and disadvantages of word processors. It also outlines some basic MS Word functions, including creating, saving, printing, and editing documents, as well as formatting text and checking spelling/grammar. It provides keyboard shortcuts for many of these functions.
This document outlines learning objectives and tasks for a Microsoft Word course. It covers topics like keyboard shortcuts, formatting tables, creating documents, smart art, mail merges, and showcasing skills. The objectives focus on understanding important Word skills like using shortcuts, formatting text and tables, adding headers/footers, and creating professional documents. Learners are assigned tasks like creating documents and mail merges to practice these skills. They are also instructed to update a tracker sheet to log their progress and skill level.
The document discusses the components and features of Microsoft Word. It describes the title bar, menu bar, standard toolbar, formatting toolbar, ruler bar, scroll bar, drawing toolbar, status bar, and workspace. It also briefly mentions the mail merge and spell check features of MS Word, allowing users to create form letters and check spelling.
This document provides an overview of using Microsoft Word 2013 to create documents. It covers starting a new document, saving documents, selecting and formatting text, using templates, navigating and zooming in documents, and different views in Word. The key topics covered include starting a blank document, saving work regularly, selecting text before editing or formatting, using templates to quickly create formatted documents, and displaying documents in various views.
Microsoft Word is a word processing program used to write reports, assignments, and other documents. It has many features organized using tabs, groups, and a ribbon interface. Key features allow formatting text, inserting tables and images, adding comments and reviewing changes, and mail merging documents.
The document provides instructions on how to perform various formatting and layout tasks in Microsoft Word 2007, including opening a blank document, formatting text, inserting tables, sorting table rows, adding headers and footers, inserting sections and cover pages, and creating SmartArt graphics. Step-by-step explanations and examples are given for each task.
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MS Word is a basic word processing program that allows users to create documents through typing, formatting text, inserting images and other media. Key features of MS Word include easy table creation, auto correct, large document management tools, and mail merge capabilities. The ribbon interface organizes commands into tabs and groups. Text can be manipulated through typing, copying, pasting, searching and replacing, and undoing changes. Font style, size, color and other text formatting can be applied using options on the Home tab.
The document provides instructions for customizing various features in Microsoft Word to personalize the work environment. It describes how to access customizable options through the Office button and Word Options. It then explains how to modify features like the display, proofing, saving, and advanced settings. It also covers customizing the Quick Access toolbar by adding frequently used tools.
This document provides information and examples about formatting text in Microsoft Word. It discusses the three main types of formatting: text/font formatting for individual words, paragraph formatting for entire paragraphs, and document/page formatting for whole documents or sections. Examples are given for changing font style and size, applying bold and italics, using numbered and bulleted lists, and including headers and footers. Tips are also provided for formatting tools in Word like the formatting toolbar and font dialog box.
This document provides an overview and instructions for inserting various elements into PowerPoint presentations such as photos, tables, charts, diagrams, shapes, and clip art. It also discusses slide transitions. The document includes step-by-step exercises for inserting each element type and applying a slide transition to demonstrate how to enhance a presentation.
This document provides an introduction and overview of the main features and functions of Microsoft PowerPoint, including how to:
1) Enter and format text, add and format slides, insert images and animation.
2) Change slide layouts, designs, and view slides in different modes like Normal, Slide Sorter, and Slide Show.
3) Print presentations in various formats and save PowerPoint files to discs or flash drives.
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This lesson provides information on the basics of Word, Microsoft’s powerful word processing tool. The topics covered include a basic review of the program’s toolbars and options, an introduction to text entry and formatting, and document setup through orientation and margins. The objective of the lesson is for the user to be comfortable with operations like opening and creating Word documents, saving Word documents, navigating the Ribbon options toolbar, using the various program views, text entry and formatting, and setting document margins and orientation. The lesson teaches concepts through a combination of image-based slides and video tutorials.
The Novus project is a combination of video tutorials designed to be used in conjunction with a free business simulation software program. The Novus Business and IT Program contains 36 business and IT training videos, covering basic finance, accounting, marketing, economics, business strategy, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Users will have an opportunity to apply the lessons in the Novus Business Simulator. Over six rounds, the user or teams will have to make decisions on capital purchases, financing, production, financing, and human resources for a microbrewery. This channel has arranged the 36 video lessons into the order in which they are meant to be used with the simulator. To watch this slideshow as a video, please go to our Vimeo page at: https://vimeo.com/novusprogram. To download our free business simulation software, please go to our SourceForge page at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/novus/.
The document provides an introduction and overview of the basic functions and features of Microsoft Word, including how to start Word, open and save files, select and edit text, check spelling and grammar, format text and paragraphs, preview and print documents, and get help. It also lists topics to be covered in an intermediate Word class, and encourages additional practice of the basic skills.
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.
The document provides tips and tricks for using PowerPoint more efficiently. It recommends customizing toolbars, using shortcuts, building templates with common elements like colors and fonts, keeping designs simple, and focusing on content over visuals. The goal is to spend less time on layout and more on content creation.
The document provides tips for designing effective PowerPoint presentations with engaging content and positive delivery. It recommends using simple, visually appealing designs with limited text on slides. Content should be interactive, incorporating media like videos and diagrams to explain complex topics. Presenters should interact with the audience through games and questions to maintain engagement.
This document provides an overview of word processing software and Microsoft Word. It describes the basic components of the MS Word interface and how to perform common word processing tasks like creating, editing, formatting and printing documents. Functions covered include saving, viewing and retrieving documents, as well as editing features, character formatting, paragraph formatting, page formatting, and tools to enhance document accuracy.
The document provides examples of standard, boring presentation templates and encourages the creation of unique, visually appealing templates instead. It emphasizes using fewer words and more images per slide, varying fonts and colors, and breaking content into multiple slides to keep audiences engaged. Inspiration sources like design blogs and galleries of infographics and slide designs are recommended for making impactful presentations that attract and impress audiences.
This document provides instructions for various activities and functions in Microsoft Word, including:
- Common keyboard shortcuts for copying, pasting, formatting text, and changing text size.
- How to format paragraphs by adjusting indentation, line spacing, and text alignment.
- How to add and format tables, insert page and section breaks, add borders and shading, and use different heading styles.
- How to insert headers and footers, create a table of contents, add footnotes and citations, track changes, and use the spelling and grammar check.
- How to work with tabs, bullets, numbers, lists, text boxes, and macros.
Microsoft Word is a popular word processing program that allows users to create a variety of text-based documents. It provides formatting tools to design documents and writing aids like spelling and grammar checkers. While Word can handle many tasks, some jobs are better suited to other programs like Excel for calculations, Access for databases, or publishing software for precise page layouts. The interface of Word 2007 includes a customizable ribbon and quick access toolbar to access commands.
Microsoft Word is a word processing software used to type documents. It comes in different versions like Word 2007, Word 2003, and Word 97. The Word window interface contains the Microsoft Office button, quick access toolbar, title bar, ribbon, ruler, text area, scroll bars, and status bar. It allows viewing documents in various layouts like draft, print, and web layout. Formatting tools allow adding bullets, numbers, changing font style, inserting page breaks and page numbers.
MS Word is a widely used word processing software that allows users to create professional-looking documents easily. It stores documents electronically, making it simple to revise and reuse text. Word's ribbon interface organizes commands into tabs like Home, Insert, and Page Layout. The Home tab contains formatting options while the Insert tab allows adding images, tables, and other items. Word enables customizing page margins, adding headers and footers, formatting text with styles and colors, inserting pictures and graphics, and checking spelling and grammar. Documents can be printed or saved for later use.
Word's AutoCorrect feature automatically fixes common typos and spelling errors as you type. It corrects misspellings, inserts copyright and trademark symbols from shortcuts, and fixes punctuation issues. You can control and customize AutoCorrect settings by accessing the AutoCorrect options in the Word menu under the File tab. AutoCorrect aims to improve accuracy and efficiency while typing and writing documents in Word.
This chapter discusses how to format text and documents in Microsoft Word. It covers topics such as applying different fonts, font sizes, bolding, italics and underlining text. It also discusses how to center, align and indent text, add numbering and bullets to lists, adjust line spacing, use tabs, add footnotes and endnotes, and work with document views and outlines. The chapter concludes with instructions for creating and formatting tables, as well as formatting text into columns.
This chapter discusses how to format text and documents in Microsoft Word. It covers topics such as applying different fonts, font sizes, bolding, italics and underlining text. It also discusses how to center, align and indent text, add numbering and bullets to lists, adjust line spacing, use tabs, add footnotes and endnotes, and work with document views and outlines. The chapter concludes with instructions for creating and formatting tables, as well as formatting text into columns.
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This document provides an introduction to Microsoft Office 2010 and Microsoft Word. It discusses the different applications included in Microsoft Office and the current version. It then covers topics like understanding how word processors work, customizing Word, checking spelling and grammar, and preparing documents. Specific Word features covered include the Word window, word wrap, keyboard shortcuts, toggles, page numbers, cover pages, headers and footers, watermarks, and saving documents.
Insert option is the most important option of MS word. It not only gives you chance to add charts and graphs but also gives you the facility to add your own pictures
In this presentation you will find everything about Insert option of MS word.
This document provides an overview of the topics covered in Module 4 of a Microsoft Excel training course, including how to navigate the new Ribbon interface, enter and format different types of data, create charts and pivot tables, perform basic data analysis functions, write and use macros, and protect and collaborate on Excel documents. The module also demonstrates new features in Excel 2007 like page layout view and conditional formatting.
Microsoft Word is a popular word processing program that allows users to create formatted text documents. It provides tools for formatting text, adding images and other objects, checking spelling and grammar, and laying out pages. While Word can perform many tasks, other programs are better suited for things like complex calculations, extensive sorting of data, precise page layouts, and web page authoring. The Word interface includes menus, toolbars, views, and a task pane to help the user navigate and work with documents efficiently.
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The first step in using an Office program is to open or launch it on the computer. The easiest way to launch a program is to click the Start button on the Windows taskbar or double-click an icon on the desktop. A user interface is a collective term for all the ways you interact with a software program. A file is a stored collection of data. Saving a file enables you to work on a project now and then put it away and work on it again later. Printing can be a simple or complex task. It helps to preview a document to see exactly what a document will look like when it is printed. Each Microsoft
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Those students who learned to type on a typewriter are used to pressing the Return key each time the typewriter carriage approaches the right margin of your paper. Normally, the typewriter bell would "ding," and you would shortly thereafter press the Return key to send the carriage to the start of the next line. Break that habit!
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This document provides an overview of Microsoft Word and its features. It begins with objectives for learning Word and defines word processing. It then describes how to open Word and identifies the main components of the Word window like the ribbon, ruler, text area, and status bar. The document explains how to perform basic text formatting and editing tasks in Word like changing font size and style, inserting headers and footers, setting page orientation and margins. It also covers more advanced functions such as adding bullets and numbers, using proofing tools, inserting graphics, and printing documents. The document encourages practicing the skills by writing a short piece and including at least 3 features learned.
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The document discusses Microsoft Word and provides details about its features and functions. It describes Word as a word processing program that allows users to create, edit, and format various types of documents. It covers topics such as screen elements, keyboard shortcuts, and methods for moving and copying text within a Word document, including using cut/copy/paste commands, drag and drop editing, and the standard toolbar.
This document provides an overview of using pivot tables in Microsoft Excel to analyze and summarize large datasets. It explains how to create a pivot table using source data from a worksheet, add fields to the pivot table, and manipulate the layout to answer analytical questions. Specific examples covered include summarizing sales by salesperson, adding a country filter, grouping dates by quarter, and pivoting fields between rows and columns for different views of the data. The pivot table functionality in Excel allows users to dynamically summarize and explore relationships in datasets.
The document provides instructions on how to use various features of Microsoft Word, including how to start and open documents, insert headers and footers, find and replace text, add borders and shading, check spelling and grammar, and create tables. It describes how to perform common formatting tasks like changing font styles and size, adding bullets and numbering, and converting text case. Instructions are provided with screenshots and step-by-step details.
This document provides an overview of key word processing concepts and functions in Microsoft Word 2010, including:
- Benefits of word processors like moving text, formatting, and editing documents
- The main components of the Word 2010 interface like ribbons, groups, and the file button
- Common formatting options like alignment, fonts, margins, and line spacing
- Functions for working with text like copy, cut, paste, and undo/redo
- Steps for common tasks like changing alignment, formatting text, and adding headers and footers
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Is a software used to create and edit text documents. In a word processor, you are presented with a blank sheet. The text is added to the document area. You can format or adjust it to your preference.
The document provides an overview of the various toolbars and functions available in Microsoft Word, including:
1) The toolbar contains tabs for formatting options like fonts, paragraphs, tables, and page layout. It allows control over aspects like text style and document appearance.
2) Common formatting tools in the Home tab include changing font type and size, and applying bold, italics, and underlining. Bullets and numbering can also be added.
3) Other useful features include inserting page numbers, checking spelling, and printing documents. Help is available through the online help menu or by pressing F1.
Microsoft Word allows users to perform mail merges to combine a main document with a data source to automatically populate fields. The steps are:
1. Create the main document with consistent text and insert merge fields where variable data is needed.
2. Select the data source which contains the variable fields like names and addresses.
3. Preview the merged documents before printing the final versions with the variable data inserted in the correct fields.
An integrated library management system (ILMS) is an automated software package containing modules for key library functions like cataloguing, circulation, acquisitions, and serials management. It comprises a database, software to interact with the database, and two user interfaces - one for patrons and one for staff. Implementing a new ILMS is a complex process requiring documentation of needs, evaluation of alternatives, negotiation of agreements, and careful implementation according to a project plan.
This document contains 14 requests for library items from various individuals across different departments. The requests include books, journal articles, and other materials needed for work, studies, theses, and more. The requests provide details on the person requesting, their department and status, contact information, reason and timeframe needed, and preferred format for the item.
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This document provides an orientation for students starting an Advanced Diploma of Library/Information Services. It outlines responsibilities of students, policies around class attendance and assignment submissions, changes to the course including moving resources fully online and limiting photocopying, and information on plagiarism, libraries, surveys and a course review. Key points are that students are responsible for checking class details and keeping technology updated, late or missing assignments can reduce grades, and all resources will be available through Moodle with no printed course guides.
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3. Windows/Word program key combinationsCTRL+C: CopyCTRL+X: CutCTRL+V: PasteCTRL+Z: UndoCTRL+B: BoldCTRL+U: UnderlineCTRL+I: ItalicCONTROL++SHIFT+: Underline words but not spacesSHIFT+F3:Change caseCONTRL+SHIFT +<: Increase Text sizeCONTRL+SHIFT +>:Decrease Text sizeCONTROL< SHIFT A: UPPER CASEOther shortcuts can be found at http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/microsoft-word-2010-shortcuts/http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Keyboard-shortcuts
8. Specify alignmentsPARAGRAPHUse this page to control widow orphanThe widow/orphan control in Microsoft Word is a feature that will prevent single lines of paragraphs from appearing on a separate page from the rest of the paragraph (a widow is the first line of a paragraph left by itself and an orphan is the last line left by itself). The widow/orphan control will automatically keep two lines together on a page, shifting them as necessary when you add or take text away from the document.
9. Activity 2Go to FORMAT PARAGRAPH and open Paragraph text boxes. Go spacing and select points you want to leave before and after the paragraph12 points = one line at size 12 font6 points before and after will leave 12 points between the paragraphAutomatic will leave the same space as your line spaceFormat the lines of thearticle as is demonstratedAn unformatted copy of test is available in PLAIN TEXT ACTIVITIES document.
10. ACTIVITY 3Align the paragraphs of the textas is demonstratedAn unformatted copy of the text is in MOODLE in the file PLAIN TEXT ACTIVITIES. You should open it and cut and paste the textUse LEFT RIGHT and DISTRIBUTED (JUSTIFY) alignments
12. Activity 4add the following paragraphs. Indent the sheet as is demonstratedAn unformatted copy is on MOODLE PLAIN TEXT ACTIVITIES. Copy it do not type it.
13. TABSRather than use many default tabs you can set tabs on the ruler. If the ruler is not showing, Click on VIEW RULER
15. TABSUsing FORMAT TABThe Tab dialogue box can be used to set Tabs accurately and create leaders. To set tabs type in the tab position, indicate the alignment and the leader and click SETCLEAR clears the highlighted tabCLEAR ALL clears all tabs LeadersLeaders allow you to draw lines or dot between words. For example :This is set 2cm tab, Left alignment no leader, 12 cm Tab left alignment leader 2
19. TABLESClick INSERT TABLEDRAG over CELL to Insert ROWS AND COLUMNS.When you Create a TABLE Word automatically opens TABLE toolsDESIGN and LAYOUT which all you to edit TABLES
21. Page and Section breaksTo save reformatting documents if you decide to add text at a later point, do not hit ENTER to go to a new page if you do not want to completely fill the page. Use Page break.Page breaksLocated under INSERT Page breakANDPAGE LAYOUTBreaksSection Breaks PAGE LAYOUTBreaksTo delete a page break or section breakHighlight the break. Click delete
23. BORDERS and SHADINGWhen using paragraph make sure that it is selected in both BORDERS and SHADING sections of the Dialogue Box.
24. When Text is highlighted the Border will extend around the text, when Paragraph is highlighted the border will extend the width of the page.
25. When Creating Text and Paragraphs with Borders leave an empty paragraph on either side of the text. This will avoid carrying formatting into other text.Activity 10
26. HEADINGSMicrosoft Word allows you to define your own styles and also has a number of built-in styles. Among the most important built-in styles are the standard heading styles: Heading 1, Heading 2, Heading 3, etc. The heading styles are intended to help create a consistent hierarchy in your documents. For example, you might use Heading 1 for chapter headings, Heading 2 for major sections within chapters, etc.Word's heading styles make it faster and easier to format headings in your documents, and they also have a number of other important features. For example, Word can automatically create a table of contents based on your headings, and you can use headings to define cross-references.Headings allow you to create a navigatable document map for large documents
27. Headers and Footers and Page NumbersHeaders and Footers allow you to put text such as titles dates and other information on each page.You can put different Headers and Footers in different sections of your documents
28. INSERT HEADER AND FOOTERTo insert Header go to INSERT HEADERTo have different headers in section. CREATE SECTIONSClick on INSERT HEADER Create desired Header Headera and FOOTER TOOLS will showClick next sectionLink to previous will show as hightlighted and you will see same as previous in headerClick on link to previous to unhighlightAdd new footer to sectionRepeat for all sectionsDo the same for Footers
30. TABLE OF CONTENTSTables of ContentsMake sure that all the items you want in the TOC are formatted as headings. Heading 1 locates =Level 1 of the TOC. Heading 2 =Level 2Click an empty paragraph/page where you want to insert the TOC.Click INSERT TABLE OF CONTENTS
43. TRACKING CHANGESTracking changes allows documents to be tracked and all edits to be recorded. This can be done as formatting or by comments boxes.
44. SpellcheckSpellcheck tests spelling, readability and grammar. It should NEVER be substitute for proofing.After you have completed spell check you can check readability statistics1. Click the "Office" button at the top-left of Microsoft Word.2. Click "Word Options" at the bottom-right of the menu.The "Word Options" dialog appears, allowing you to configure the following groups of options by clicking on categories in the left pane:*Click Proofing for spellcheck options
48. AutoshapesMost of the shapes and symbols can be found under the INSERT Tab. Once the Insert is made then further tabs relating to the insert appear.Symbols are very useful for adding pictures, foreign language symbols an mathematical symbols as TEXT.
50. BulletsBullets allow lists to be created changing indents and symbols used.You do this by clicking on the arrow beside the bullet list.Bullets use a combination of INDENTTAB and SYMBOL buttons.You can align text in a bullet on a new line by using SHIFT-ENTER rather than just ENTER
51. NUMBERINGNumbering lists allow you to add sequential numbers to list throughout your document.The numbering can be changed to a variety of formatsYou can chose to continue with numbering or start a new set of numbers by clicking on SET NUMBERING VALUE
52. LISTSLists allow you to create a multi tier number format, using a combination of symbols , numbers and TABS
54. Graphics and Drooped CapitalsWord allows you to create a number of graphics and images using text boxes, Word Art and Drop capital.When you click on TEXT Box and draw one the DRAWING TOOLS Tab appears and you can format the text box with shape , shadows an 3D.Drooped caps allows you to enlarge and format the first letter of a word
56. MacrosMacros allow you to create functions and short cuts that you can keep using over again. They are useful when the function involves a number of stepsFor instance, a long title with a particular formatting. You can create a macro to work off a button in the toolbar or a short cut.To start a macroGo to DEVELOPER RECORD MACRO.NOTE: Macro is recording when you see, so any mistakes will record as well
57. To create button click BUTTON Drag the macro into the right, then click MODIFY .The button will appear on the top quick access bar