Chapter 1 Ms Word Notes
Chapter 1 Ms Word Notes
Word processor or word processing software allows users to create and manipulate documents containing mostly text and graphics. It is used
to develop many types of documents. Examples:
3. Choose Blank
document
4. Click Create
2. Click Open
5. Click Open
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Formatting Text
Increase font
To resize font
Alignment
Justify
Right
Center
Left
Increase indent To alphabetize the selected text / to sort the numerical data
To start a numbered
Save Document
1. Click Save As
2. Click Browse
6. Click Save
Print Document
1. Click Print
Margins
Margins are the blank space between the edge of the paper and the information printed on the page.
2. Click Margin
Orientation
Orientation can switch the page layout between potrait and landscape.
2. Click Orientation
Paper Size
2. Click Size
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Section breaks in word processor is used to separate distinctly formatted parts of a document.
Inserting or deleting a section break
3. Click Breaks
4. Click the
6. Click OK desired section
break
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3. Put the cursor at the location where you want the break to appear.
Click Page Layout
Click the desired section breaks
In Section Breaks group, click Continuous
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2. Put the cursor at the location where you want the break to appear (end of first page).
Click Page Layout
Click the desired section breaks
In Section Breaks group, click Next Page
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3. Click Orientation
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Watermark
1. Click Watermark to
add watermark on
the page background
Page Colour
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Page Border
4. Click Page
Color to
add/change 1. Select
the page suitable
border page
border
setting
2. Select
suitable
page border
style
3. Click OK
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Paragraph Group
2. Paragraph Group
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Pagination Tools
Prevent a single line from appearing at the top or bottom of the page
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1. Tick “Widow/Orphan
control”
2. Click OK
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3. Click OK
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This tool is to keep a paragraph on the same page as the next paragraph. It is ideal for paragraphs that use bulleted or numbered list, and
for all heading styles so that there will never be a page break immediately after heading/title. Only use this function where there is
necessary.
3. Click OK
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3. Click OK
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Setting Up Column
3. Click Columns
1. Select
text area
6. Columns Box
will appear to
Change
Columns
normal format
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3. Click Breaks
4. Click Column
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2. Click Table
7. Click OK
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Header rows can be repeated on every page if the table is extended to more than one page
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3. Click Sort
1. Select area
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Converting Table
a. Converting text to table
3. In Insert
Table box,
select Convert
Text to Table
1. Click OK
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1. Select
area
4. Choose separater
5. Click OK
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Formatting Pictures
1. Click picture
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3. Choose Dropped
1. Select a letter, eg. “A”
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Insert WordArt
1. In Insert tab, click WordArt
Insert SmartArt
3. Click OK
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Apply a Hyperlink
a. Insert Hyperlinks
1. On the Insert tab, in the Links group, click Hyperlink
4. Click OK
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Hyperlink Steps
Create a hyperlink To 1. Click Existing File or Web Page under Link to
An Existing File Or Web 2. Type the address to link to in the Address box.
Page 3. Click the arrow in the Look in list, and then navigate to the selected file (If there is no
address for the file)
3. To create hyperlink to a location in the same document, users may use heading style to
mark a location.
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b. Remove Hyperlinks
1. Select thelinked
text or item
4. Click OK
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Insert Bookmarks
*Bookmark names must begin with a letter and can contain numbers. You can't include spaces in a bookmark name. However, you can use
the underscore character to separate words — for example, "Microprocessor_Details."
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a. Go To A Specific Bookmarks
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b. Show Bookmarks
Show Bookmark
4. Click OK
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c. Remove Bookmarks
2. Click Delete
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Footnote
reference
Endnote
text
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Examples:
Some have argued that such an investigation would be fruitless. 6
Scholars have argued for years that this claim has no basis,7 so we would do well to ignore it.
For years, scholars have failed to address this point8—a fact that suggests their cowardice more than their carelessness.
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To convert footnotes to
1. On the References tab, click the endnotes or endnotes to
Footnote & Endnote Dialog Box footnotes, under Location
Launcher. choose either Footnotes or
Endnotes and then click
Convert. In the Convert
Notes dialog box, click OK.
2. Click Footnotes or Endnotes
In the Convert
Notes dialog box,
click OK.
1. 4. Click Apply.
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2. Click OK
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3. In the Caption
label list, select the
label type for the
items to include in
the table of figures
1. Click the
figures 2. Click Update entire table
table or Update page numbers
only, and then click OK
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2. On the Review tab, in the Comments group, click To quickly delete all comments in a
New Comment On the Review tab, in the document, click a comment in the document.
Comments group, click New Comment On the Review tab, in the Comments group,
click the arrow below Delete, and then click
Delete All Comments in Document
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Viewing Comment
a. Viewing comments Inline as Balloon
1. On the Review tab, in the Comments group, click New Comment On the 3. Click 4. Click Show
Review tab, in the Comments group, click New Comment Balloons Revision in
Balloons
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1. On the Review tab, in the Tracking group, click the arrow next to Show Markup
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Change A Comment
1. Click inside the balloon 3. On the Review tab, in the Tracking group,
for the comment and click the arrow next to Show Markup
edit/make changes. If
comments are not visible
on the screen, click Show
Markup in the Tracking
group on the Review tab.
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Hiding changes does not remove changes from the document. Use Accept and Reject commands in the Changes group to remove
markup from your document.
3. Click Print
Markup to clear the
check mark when 2. Under Settings,
printing click the arrow next
to Print All Pages
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Mail merge is to create and print a set of documents (the same kind of information) such as :
A catalog or directory : Click Directory to create this type of document.
A set of envelopes : Click Create and print Envelopes for a mass mailing.
A set of mailing labels : Click Create and print labels for a mass mailing.
A set of e-mail messages The basic content is the same in all the messages, but each message goes to the individual recipient and
each message contains information that is specific to that recipient.
If you need to stop working on a mail merge, you can save the main document and resume the merge later. Microsoft Office Word
retains the data source and field information.
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1. Select 3. Select
the type of starting
document document
2. Click
Next 4. Click
Next
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10. 5. Select
recipients
6. Click
Browse
8. Select a file
(data source)
7. Click
Next
9. Click Open
11. Click OK
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15. Click
More
items...
13. Click
OK
16. Click
Next
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1. Click Print to
print the
document with
different
recipients
2. Or edit individual
letters...
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1. On the Mailings
tab, Click Select
Recipients.
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c._Restrict Editing
Control what types of changes can be made to the document.
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3. Start enforcement Click Yes, Start Enforcing Protection to select password protection or user authentication. Users can also click
Restrict permission to add or remove editors who’ll have restricted permissions
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