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    This document provides an introduction to using Microsoft Word 2003, including how to start the program, an overview of the screen layout and main interface elements like the title bar, menus, toolbars, rulers, status bar, and scrollbars. It also describes how to access and use menus, toolbars, and the task pane. The document is intended as training material for beginners to learn the basics of navigating and using Word.

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    NICE Gambia Training Centre - Intro To Word 2003

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    This document provides an introduction to using Microsoft Word 2003, including how to start the program, an overview of the screen layout and main interface elements like the title bar, menus, toolbars, rulers, status bar, and scrollbars. It also describes how to access and use menus, toolbars, and the task pane. The document is intended as training material for beginners to learn the basics of navigating and using Word.

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    NICE Gambia Training Centre - Intro To Word 2003

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    NICE Gambia Training Centre

    Introduction to Word 2003


    For Beginners

    Vol. 1
    By Sulayman Badjie

    Introduction to Word 2003


    Word 2003 is a windows based application and is therefore launched the same way as other applications.

    Starting Microsoft Word:

    Click on the Start button

    Move up to Programs

    Locate Microsoft Office

    Click on Microsoft Word

    Or alternatively, a shortcut can be created and placed on the desktop to start Word. From the windows desktop, double-click on the Microsoft Word icon.

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    Word 2003 Screen Layout


    The diagram below indicates the elements visible on the Word screen. Toolbar buttons all come equipped with screen tips which give extra information about the buttons function when the mouse is hovered over it. The View selector buttons at the bottom left of the screen also have this feature.
    Title Bar
    Menu Bar Toolbars

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    Task Pane

    Document Work Area

    Status Bar

    Title bar
    The Title Bar appears at the top of the Word window, registering the title of the application and the document you are working on. If the Word window is not maximised, by positioning the mouse over the title bar and clicking and dragging, you can move the Word window to a new location on the screen.

    Menus
    The menu bar contains menus giving access to all the commands that can be carried out in Word. There are two methods for accessing menus and their options - the menu bar and the shortcut menu.

    Menu Bar
    The menu bar displays all options available within Word. You can access a menu by clicking its name with the left mouse button.

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    To select a menu bar menu:


    Mouse Click on the menu title. A pull-down menu will appear listing all options available. To reveal the rest of the menu click on the arrows at the bottom of the menu. Click the required menu option. Or Keyboard Hold down the [ALT] key and press the underlined letter of the menu title. Type the underlined character of the required option within the menu.

    Shortcut menus
    Shortcut menus can only be accessed when the mouse is positioned over a piece of text in the document, by clicking the right mouse button. The options that appear on the shortcut menus are context sensitive and may differ depending on what you have selected.

    To select a shortcut menu option:


    Mouse Click with the right mouse button over an item in your document. A menu

    will appear listing options available. Click the required menu option.

    Toolbars
    Word has many different toolbars that can be displayed on the screen but the default toolbars are the Standard toolbar and the Formatting toolbar. The Standard toolbar contains buttons for commonly carried out operations such as opening a file, saving a file and copying information. The Formatting toolbar buttons are devoted to enhancing the appearance of text in a document.
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    When you hover your mouse over any toolbar button, Word will display a description of what the button does.

    Show and hide toolbars


    In addition to the Standard and Formatting toolbars, there are other toolbars in Word which give you access to buttons that relate to specific tasks, such as Drawing. These additional toolbars can be turned on or off at any time.

    To show an additional toolbar:


    Mouse Click the right mouse button anywhere over a displayed toolbar. From the shortcut menu, click the toolbar you want to show.

    To hide a toolbar:
    Mouse Click the right mouse button anywhere over a displayed toolbar. The resulting menu will indicate the toolbars currently displayed. These are marked with a tick symbol. Click the toolbar you want to hide.

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    Horizontal and Vertical Ruler


    Horizontal and vertical rulers are displayed on the left and across the top of the document window.

    You can use the horizontal ruler to view and set paragraph indents, tab stops, page margins and column widths. In Print Preview and Print Layout view, Word also displays a vertical ruler you can use to adjust top and bottom page margins and row height in tables.

    To show or hide the horizontal ruler:


    Mouse From the View menu, select Ruler.

    Status Bar
    The status bar is a horizontal area in Word below the document window. It provides information about the current page and positioning of the cursor and additional contextual information.

    Information on the Status bar reading from left to right tells you: The page you are currently positioned on The section you are currently positioned in The total number of pages The cursor position in relation to the top edge of your page The line position (horizontal) and the column position (vertical) of the cursor

    To show or hide the status bar:


    Mouse From the Tools menu, select Options. Select the View tab, and then select the Status bar check box.

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    Scrollbars
    The Scrollbars are located along the right and bottom of the document window. They enable you to move to another part of the document by dragging the box or clicking the arrows in the scroll bar.

    Task Pane
    A task pane is a window that collects commonly used actions in one place. The task pane enables you to quickly create or modify a file, perform a search or view the clipboard. It is a Web-style area that you can either dock along the right or left edge of the window or float anywhere on the screen. It displays information, commands and controls for choosing options. Like links on a Web page, the commands on a task pane are highlighted in blue text, they are underlined when you move the mouse pointer over them, and you run them with a single click.

    A task pane is displayed automatically when you perform certain tasks, for example when you choose File, New commands from the menu bar to create a new document.

    To display a task pane at any time:


    Mouse Choose View, Task Pane from the menu bar. Or Choose View, Toolbars, Task Pane from the menu bar. Or Right-click the menu bar or any toolbar and choose Task pane from the shortcut menu.

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