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The document outlines various commands and features available in different tabs of a word processing application, including inserting hyperlinks, headers, footers, and text boxes. It also details functionalities related to references, mailings, reviewing, and document views, such as creating tables of contents, managing citations, and tracking changes. Additionally, it covers options for document layout, zooming, and window management, providing a comprehensive guide for users to effectively utilize the software.
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Tabs 2

The document outlines various commands and features available in different tabs of a word processing application, including inserting hyperlinks, headers, footers, and text boxes. It also details functionalities related to references, mailings, reviewing, and document views, such as creating tables of contents, managing citations, and tracking changes. Additionally, it covers options for document layout, zooming, and window management, providing a comprehensive guide for users to effectively utilize the software.
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INSERT TAB

LINKS
• Hyperlink – creates a link to webpage, a
picture, an e-mail address or a program.
• Bookmark – creates a bookmark to create a
name to a specific point in a document.
• Cross-reference – refers to items such as
headings, figures and tables

Header and Footer


• Header – edits the header of the document
• Footer – edits the footer of the document
• Page number – inserts page numbers in the
document
Text
• Text Box – insert formatted text boxes
• Quick Parts – insert a reusable content,
including field and document properties
• WordArt – inserts a decorative text in your
document
• Drop Cap – creates a large capital letter at
the beginning of a paragraph
• Signature Line – inserts a signature line that
specifies the individual who must sign
• Date & Time – inserts the current date or
time into the current document
• Object – inserts embedded object
Symbols

•Symbol – inserts common


mathematical equations or build up
your own equations using a library
of math symbol
•Equation– inserts symbols that are
not on your keyboard
PAGE LAYOUT TAB
-Displays the related commands
which are grouped as themes,
Page Set-up, Page background,
Paragraph, Arrange
REFERENCES TABS COMMANDS
Table of Contents
• Table of contents– adds a table of contents to
the document
• Add text – adds the current paragraph as an
entry in the Table of Contents
• Update Table – Updates the table of contents
so that all the entries refer to the current page
number
Footnotes
• Insert Footnote – adds a footnote of the document
• Insert Endnote – adds an endnote to the document
• Next Footnote – navigates to the next footnote in the
document
• Show Note – scrolls the document to show where the
footnotes or endnotes are located
Citations & Bibliography

• Insert Citations– cite a book, journal article


or other periodical as the source for the piece
of information in the document.
• Manage Sources – view the list of all sources cited
in the document.
• Bibliography Style – chooses the style of citation use
in the document
• Bibliography – adds a bibliography, which list all the
sources cited in the document.
Captions
• Insert Caption – adds a caption to a picture or
other image
• Insert Table of Figures Dialog– insert a table of
figures into the document
• Update Table – Updates the table of figures to
include all entries in the document.
• Cross-reference – refers to item such as
headings, figures and tables
Index
• Mark Entry – includes the selected text on the
index of the document
• Insert Index – inserts an index to the document
• Update Index – updates the index so that all
entries refer to the record page number
Table of Authorities

• Mark Citations– adds the selected text


as entry in the table of authorities
• Insert Table of Authorities– Insert a
table of authorities in the document
• Update Table of Authorities – update
the table of authorities to include all of
the citations in the document
MAILINGS TAB
COMMANDS
CREATE
• Envelopes – create and print envelopes
• Labels – create and print labels
Start Mail Merge
• Start Mail Merge – creates a form letter
which you intend to print or e-mail multiple
times.
• Select Recipients – choose the list of people
you intend to send the letter to
• Edit Recipient List – makes changes to the
list of recipients and decide which of them
should receive your letter
Write and Insert Tab
•Highlight Merge Fields –
highlight the fields you have
inserted into the document
•Address Block – adds and address
to your letter
•Greeting Line – adds a greeting
line
•Insert Merge Field – adds any
field from your recipient list to the
document
•Rules – specify rules to add
decision-making ability to mail
merge
•Match Fields – allows you to tell
Word the meaning of different fields
in your recipients list.
•Update Labels – update all the
labels in the document to use
information from the recipient list.
Preview Results
• Preview Results – replace the merge
fields in your document with actual data
from your recipients list.
• First Record – previews the first record
in the recipients list.
• Previous Record – previews the
previous record in the recipient list.
• Next Record - previews the next record
in the recipient list.
•Last Record - previews the last
record in the recipient list.
•Find Recipient – finds and
preview specific record in the
recipient list.
•Auto Check for Errors –
specify how to handle errors
that occur when completing the
mail merge.
FINISH
REVIEW TAB COMMANDS
Proofing
•Spelling and Grammar – checks
the spelling and grammar of texts in
the document.
•Research- searches through the
references materials.
•Thesaurus – suggests other words
with a similar meaning to the word.
•Translate- translates the selected
text into a different language.
•Translation Screen Tip –
translates words you pause your
cursor over into other language.
•Set Language – sets the language
used to check the spelling and
grammar of the selected text.
•Word Count – finds out the
number of words, characters,
paragraphs, and line in the
document.
Comments
•New Comment – adds a comment
about the selection.
•Delete Comment – deletes the
selected comment.
•Previous Comment – navigates to
the previous comment in the
document.
•Next Comment – navigates to the
next comment in the document
Tracking
• Track Changes – track all changes
made to the document, including
insertions, deletions, and formatting
changes.
• Balloons – choose how to show revision
to the document.
• Display for Review – chooses how to
view the proposed changes to the
document.
• Show Mark-up – chooses what kind of
mark-up to show in the document.
Changes
• Accept and Move to Next – accepts the
current change and move to the next
proposed changed.
• Reject and Move to Next - rejects the
current change and move to the next
proposed changed.
• Previous Change – navigates to the
previous revision in the document so that
you can accept or reject it.
• Next Change - navigates to the next
revision in the document so that you can
Compare
•Compare – compares or combines
multiple versions of a document.
•Show Source Documents – choose
which source documents to show.
Protect
•Protect Documents – restrict how
people can access the document.
VIEW TAB
DOCUMENT VIEWS
• Print Layout – views the document as
it will appear on the printed page
• Full Screen Reading – views the
document in full screen
• Web Layout – views the document as it
would look as webpage
• Outline View – views the document as
an outline and show the outline tools
• Draft View- views the document as a
draft to quickly edit text
Show/Hide
• Ruler – views the ruler which is used to
measure and line up objects in the document.
• Gridlines – turn on gridlines to which you can
align objects in the document
• Message Bar- opens the message bar to
complete any required actions on the
document
• Document Map – opens the document map
which allows you to navigate through a
structural view
• Thumbnails – open the thumbnails pane
which allows you to navigate a long document
through small pictures of each page
Zoom
• Zoom – specifies the zoom level of the
document
• 100% - zooms the document to 100% of
the normal size.
• One Page - zooms the document so that
an entire page fits in the window
• Two Pages - zooms the document so that
two pages fit in the window
• Page Width - zooms the document so
that the width of the page matches the
width of the window
Window
• New Window – opens a New window
containing a view of the current document
• Arrange All – tiles all open program
windows side-by-side in the screens
• Split Windows – splits the current
window into two parts so that you can
view different sections of the document at
the same time
• View Side by Side – views two
documents side-by-side so that you cannot
compare the contents
• Synchronous Scrolling– synchronizes
the scrolling of two documents so that
they scroll together
• Reset Window Position – resets window
position of the documents being compared
side-by-side so that they share the screen
equally
• Switch Windows – switches to a different
currently open window
Macros
•Macros – views the list of macros,
from which you can run, edit, delete

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