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The document provides instructions on basic word processing functions including formatting text, inserting headers and footers, using tabs and font menus, opening and saving documents, moving and copying text, and spell checking. It also gives examples of serif and sans serif fonts and discusses cover letters, resumes, and formatting for business letters.

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Word Processing Test Review Basic Computers A

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