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Lesson 2 Homework

The document outlines a homework assignment focused on advanced word processing techniques in Microsoft Word, including formatting text, creating tables, and manipulating data. It provides step-by-step instructions for formatting paragraphs, adjusting spacing, and creating a table from given data. Additionally, it includes tips for managing windows on both Windows and Mac operating systems.

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Lesson 2 Homework

The document outlines a homework assignment focused on advanced word processing techniques in Microsoft Word, including formatting text, creating tables, and manipulating data. It provides step-by-step instructions for formatting paragraphs, adjusting spacing, and creating a table from given data. Additionally, it includes tips for managing windows on both Windows and Mac operating systems.

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0201A: Homework

02: WORD PROCESSING

01A: Word Documents and Tables


More advanced formatting; using tables, their formatting, importing data from elsewhere

I recommend you do these exercises on a separate Word document.


TIP: On Windows, you can press Windows Key + Left Arrow to put a window to one side so
you can have two windows next to each other.
On Mac, click an hold on the green circle in the top left of the window, then drag down to
which side you want the window to be on.

Part A: Formatting
1. Use the command =lorem(3, 10) to create 3 paragraphs of text, each 10 lines
long.
If you can’t get it to work, go to https://loremipsum.io/generator/?n=3&t=p

2. Select the first paragraph and capitalise every word. Make the second paragraph all
lowercase and make the third paragraph all uppercase.

3. Change the line spacing of the entire chunk of text to something else.

4. Notice how the gaps between the paragraphs look like one of the following:

Use the “space between paragraphs” to swap between the above.

5. Arrange the text into three columns

6. Reduce the space between the columns to 0.2cm

7. Make the space between the second and third columns 1cm, while leaving the first
one as 0.2cm. It should look like this:
0201A: Homework

8. Copy the below text into your document and turn on paragraph marks. Answer the
questions related:

How many times did I use TAB key between here and here?
Did I use tabs or spaces for this gap?
What about this one? How many spaces were there?
What key have I pressed to separate these lines? Use trial and error if you don’t
know)

9. Type the following equation into the equation editor:

Part B: Tables
1. Use the below data to make an appropriate table:

Player Number, Position, Age, Rating, Avg. Score, 1, LB, 32, 7, 1.2, 2, RW, 27, 8,
6.8, 3, CF, 24, 6, 5.1, 4, CM, 31, 9, 5.8

2. Convert the table back into text but use the character “/” to separate the information
instead of commas.

3. Copy and paste the table below:

Player Number Season Position Age Rating Avg. Score


1 S2 LB 32 7 1.2
S3 LB 33 7 1.4
2 S2 RW 27 8 6.8
S3 RI 28 7 5.2
3 S2 CF 24 6 5.1
S3 CM 25 9 6.3
4 S2 CM 31 9 5.8
S3 LM 32 9 5.2

Format it to look like the image below:

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