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Lecture No 14

This document provides an introduction to text editing software. It explains that text editors are programs used to edit text and common examples include Notepad and TextPad. Word processors are more advanced versions of text editors that allow creating word documents. The document recommends consulting VU-CPL's software for a clearer understanding of text editors and includes an exercise to open Notepad and WordPad.

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Lecture No 14

This document provides an introduction to text editing software. It explains that text editors are programs used to edit text and common examples include Notepad and TextPad. Word processors are more advanced versions of text editors that allow creating word documents. The document recommends consulting VU-CPL's software for a clearer understanding of text editors and includes an exercise to open Notepad and WordPad.

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Computer Proficiency License (CS-001) Lecture 14 Introduction to Text Editing 1.

Objectives
The objective of this lecture is to provide information about text editing software.

2. Explaining Text Editor


Text editor is software that helps in editing text. There are several Text editing soft wares available on internet like Note pad, Text pad etc. Word processor is the advance form of text editing software. We use text or word processors to create word document. If you are using windows operating system, than Notepad and WordPad are installed by default in your system. For more clear understanding, you should consult vu-cpls software available at Virtual University of Pakistan.

3. Summary
We learn about text editors and how to use them.

4. Exercise
Task 1: Click on Start button & choose the RUN Menu. Type notepad in the space available and press enter from the keyboard. Observe what happens. You can also try opening WordPad in the same way.

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