This document provides an overview and instructions for basic word processing tasks in Microsoft Word 2010, such as creating documents, entering and formatting text, printing, and inserting photos. It outlines objectives for learning how to perform tasks like setting margins and line spacing, adding borders and shading, and aligning text. The document is divided into sections with headings for each task and includes screenshots of the Word interface.
This document provides an overview and objectives for using Microsoft Word 2010. It covers how to create and format documents, including entering and formatting text, adjusting margins and page layout, inserting photos, and more. The objectives are to learn how to create, open, edit, format and print documents in Word 2010. Formatting topics include changing fonts, alignments, adding borders/shading, and resizing photos. The document provides step-by-step instructions and screenshots to illustrate the various Word 2010 features.
This document provides an overview of editing functions in Microsoft Word 2010, including cutting, copying, and pasting text; using the Office Clipboard; finding and replacing text; checking spelling and grammar; and inserting text using AutoCorrect. The objectives are explained over 21 pages with screenshots illustrating each function.
This document discusses various features of PowerPoint 2010 for finishing presentations. It covers modifying masters to make global changes, customizing backgrounds and themes, using slide show commands, setting transitions and timings. It also discusses animating objects, inspecting presentations for hidden data, evaluating presentation design and content, and creating templates.
This document provides an overview and introduction to Microsoft Office 2007 training. It covers the key changes in the 2007 version, including the new Ribbon interface, file formats, and keyboard shortcuts. The training consists of two lessons - an overview of the new Office interface and features, and answers to critical questions about changes from previous versions. It includes examples, screenshots and practice tasks to help users get up to speed with Office 2007.
This document provides a high-level overview of new features in Microsoft Office 2007, including the introduction of the ribbon interface across Outlook, Word, and Excel. Key changes discussed include the ribbon replacing traditional menus and toolbars, with tabs and groups organizing commands. Dialog box launchers allow access to additional options. The ribbon and new keyboard shortcuts aim to make commands more accessible and tasks more efficient to complete. Training resources are provided to help users adjust to the significant interface changes.
This document contains instructions for a series of exercises in Microsoft Word 2003 covering topics like getting started, formatting characters and paragraphs, formatting pages, tables, graphics, styles, templates, macros, mail merge, columns, outlines, and long documents. The exercises are designed to reinforce concepts taught in the Word 2003 training sections and allow students to work independently without needing pre-installed files.
This document provides an overview of key concepts for getting started with Microsoft Excel 2010, including understanding spreadsheet software and worksheets, touring the Excel window, entering labels and values, using formulas, switching between worksheet views, and setting print options. The objectives cover topics such as understanding formulas, editing cell entries, creating simple formulas, and choosing appropriate print settings.
This document provides instructions for advanced features in Microsoft Word 2010 across several tabs. It begins with an introduction to track changes, which allows edits to be tracked without overwriting the original document. Next, it covers features in the Insert tab such as screenshots, hyperlinks, text boxes, and drop caps. It then discusses the Page Layout tab and how to use columns, watermarks, page borders, and line numbers. The Review tab section explains how to add comments and use track changes. Finally, it briefly mentions the References tab.
This document provides an overview and objectives for using Microsoft Word 2010. It covers how to create and format documents, including entering and formatting text, adjusting margins and page layout, inserting photos, and more. The objectives are to learn how to create, open, edit, format and print documents in Word 2010. Formatting topics include changing fonts, alignments, adding borders/shading, and resizing photos. The document provides step-by-step instructions and screenshots to illustrate the various Word 2010 features.
This document provides an overview of editing functions in Microsoft Word 2010, including cutting, copying, and pasting text; using the Office Clipboard; finding and replacing text; checking spelling and grammar; and inserting text using AutoCorrect. The objectives are explained over 21 pages with screenshots illustrating each function.
This document discusses various features of PowerPoint 2010 for finishing presentations. It covers modifying masters to make global changes, customizing backgrounds and themes, using slide show commands, setting transitions and timings. It also discusses animating objects, inspecting presentations for hidden data, evaluating presentation design and content, and creating templates.
This document provides an overview and introduction to Microsoft Office 2007 training. It covers the key changes in the 2007 version, including the new Ribbon interface, file formats, and keyboard shortcuts. The training consists of two lessons - an overview of the new Office interface and features, and answers to critical questions about changes from previous versions. It includes examples, screenshots and practice tasks to help users get up to speed with Office 2007.
This document provides a high-level overview of new features in Microsoft Office 2007, including the introduction of the ribbon interface across Outlook, Word, and Excel. Key changes discussed include the ribbon replacing traditional menus and toolbars, with tabs and groups organizing commands. Dialog box launchers allow access to additional options. The ribbon and new keyboard shortcuts aim to make commands more accessible and tasks more efficient to complete. Training resources are provided to help users adjust to the significant interface changes.
This document contains instructions for a series of exercises in Microsoft Word 2003 covering topics like getting started, formatting characters and paragraphs, formatting pages, tables, graphics, styles, templates, macros, mail merge, columns, outlines, and long documents. The exercises are designed to reinforce concepts taught in the Word 2003 training sections and allow students to work independently without needing pre-installed files.
This document provides an overview of key concepts for getting started with Microsoft Excel 2010, including understanding spreadsheet software and worksheets, touring the Excel window, entering labels and values, using formulas, switching between worksheet views, and setting print options. The objectives cover topics such as understanding formulas, editing cell entries, creating simple formulas, and choosing appropriate print settings.
This document provides instructions for advanced features in Microsoft Word 2010 across several tabs. It begins with an introduction to track changes, which allows edits to be tracked without overwriting the original document. Next, it covers features in the Insert tab such as screenshots, hyperlinks, text boxes, and drop caps. It then discusses the Page Layout tab and how to use columns, watermarks, page borders, and line numbers. The Review tab section explains how to add comments and use track changes. Finally, it briefly mentions the References tab.
This document provides instructions for formatting worksheets in Microsoft Excel 2010. It covers how to format values, change fonts and font sizes, adjust alignment and column widths, insert and delete rows and columns, apply colors/borders/styles, use conditional formatting, rename and move worksheets, and check spelling. The objectives are presented in two sections with screenshots to demonstrate the various formatting tools and options in Excel.
The document describes various formatting features in Microsoft Word 2010, including setting margins and page orientation, creating sections and columns, inserting page and column breaks, adding page numbers, headers and footers, inserting tables, and adding footnotes, endnotes, citations, and a bibliography. It provides instructions on how to use each feature and explains how they can be used to creatively lay out and design document pages.
This document provides instructions for inserting various objects into PowerPoint presentations, including text from Word, clip art, pictures, text boxes, charts with editable data, tables, and formatted WordArt. The chapter covers how to insert each object type and describes basic formatting and editing options.
The document contains a student registration form listing student names, registration numbers, and assigned slide numbers. It then discusses the key differences between Microsoft Office 2010 and 2007. Some of the main improvements in Office 2010 include a more intuitive ribbon interface with a home menu system, enhanced digital signatures and paste preview options, and the backstage view which combines printing tools. For PowerPoint 2010, improvements include separate transitions and animations tabs, more animation effects, and the ability to broadcast slideshows online. Excel 2010 allows for more customization of ribbons and defines conditional formatting, while Access 2010 provides improved database management tools.
Microsoft Word 2010 is a word processing program that allows users to create documents and reports. It has a ribbon interface with tabs for formatting tools. Users can open, save, print, edit text, and insert images in documents. Formatting options include fonts, paragraph styles, page layout, and reviews.
Microsoft Word 2007 is a powerful word processing program used to create professional documents like newsletters and books. It has ribbon tabs for common tasks like formatting text on the Home tab and inserting images on the Insert tab. Word allows you to add borders, pictures, tables, and other elements and format text using various tools on the ribbon tabs. Common formatting options include changing font, size, style, and alignment.
Customizing the Ribbon, Backstage View, built-in graphics tools, Paste Preview, Sparklines, animation tools, video editing in PowerPoint, Outlook conversation view, and online versions of Office applications are some of the new features in Microsoft Office 2010. Workshops are available through the summer to learn how to use the new features.
This document provides an overview of the basic functions and features of Microsoft Word 2007, including how to work with the Word program window, format text, use cut/copy/paste commands, insert symbols and clipart, work with templates, and select, move, copy, and paste text using both keyboard shortcuts and drag-and-drop methods. Formatting marks, the clipboard, and office clipboard are also summarized.
This document provides an overview of Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. It discusses the basic functions and features of these applications, such as inserting tables, formatting text, adding headers and footers in Word, and setting up page layout options. The document is intended as a tutorial or instruction material for using MS Office.
Microsoft Word 2010 introduces several new and improved features to help users create visually compelling documents, work more efficiently with others, and access documents from anywhere. Key features include new text effects, enhanced picture editing tools, improved collaboration tools for co-authoring, and the ability to access and edit documents online or on mobile devices. The updated ribbon interface and backstage view aim to simplify tasks and help users focus on content over formatting.
Microsoft Office is a suite of desktop applications, servers and services introduced in 1989. It originally included Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Over time, Office applications have integrated shared features.
The current versions are Office 2013 for Windows and Office 2011 for Mac. Office 2013 was released in October 2012 and includes updated versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and other applications.
Word is a word processor that was previously the main Office application. It saves documents in the .docx format and is available for Windows and Mac. The first version of Word was released in 1983 for MS-DOS and introduced the mouse.
Training Slides of Microsoft® Office Word 2007 Skills & Compentencies Training .
For further information regarding the course, please contact:
info@asia-masters.com
www.asia-masters.com
This document provides information about Microsoft Word 2007. It discusses the new user interface features like the ribbon and quick access toolbar. It describes how to perform common tasks like creating, opening, and saving documents. It also explains how to change fonts, insert pictures, tables, and other objects. Formatting options like bullets, numbering, and alignment are also covered.
This document introduces the new Ribbon interface in Microsoft Office 2007 programs like Word and Excel. It explains that the Ribbon replaces menus and toolbars and contains tabs with groups of related commands. It describes the three parts of the Ribbon - tabs, groups, and commands. It provides details on how commands are organized and how previews and additional options can be accessed. It also mentions other new features like the Microsoft Office Button, templates when creating new files, and improved keyboard shortcuts known as Key Tips.
The document provides an overview of new features and changes in Microsoft Office 2007, including a redesigned ribbon user interface across applications for easier access to commands. Key application updates include conditional formatting and larger data handling in Excel, contextual menus and smart art in PowerPoint, and calendar attachments and anti-phishing technologies in Outlook. Office 2007 also introduces new open XML file formats with .docx, .xlsx, and .pptx extensions in a zipped container to enable greater interoperability.
The document provides instructions for customizing various features in Microsoft Word to personalize the work environment. It describes how to access customizable options through the Office button and Word Options. It then explains how to modify features like the display, proofing, saving, and advanced settings. It also covers customizing the Quick Access toolbar by adding frequently used tools.
Microsoft Word is a general-purpose word processing program that offers a variety of features for writing simple documents such as memos and letters. It allows users to insert tables, change font styles and sizes, align text, and format paragraphs. The Word interface includes tabs, groups of commands, and a ribbon to access common formatting and editing tools.
LibreOffice is a free and open-source office suite that can perform similar functions as Microsoft Office programs like Word. It includes Writer for word processing. Writer allows formatting text, inserting graphics and exporting to formats like PDF. LibreOffice is available for multiple operating systems and has consistent interfaces across components. Microsoft Word is also a word processing program that allows formatting text, inserting headers/footers, and creating bulleted or numbered lists. It uses a ribbon interface with tabs for common tasks like formatting and page layout. Both programs provide basic word processing functions.
This document provides instructions for using various features in Microsoft Word 2007. It begins with installing Word and describes the working environment. It then provides step-by-step instructions for numerous Word tasks like entering and exiting Word, opening and saving files, inserting styles, working with the ribbon, formatting text, inserting tables, bullets and symbols, changing case, formatting pages, inserting comments and text boxes, and printing. It also discusses other word processing software alternatives.
The document provides an overview of the key features and functions in Microsoft Word 2007, including:
1) The three main features - Microsoft Office Button, Quick Access Toolbar, and Ribbon - contain many of the functions from previous versions of Word.
2) The Ribbon has seven tabs (Home, Insert, etc.) that contain groups of features to perform tasks when developing documents.
3) Formatting options allow customizing text features like font, style, size, color as well as paragraph alignment, indentation, borders and styles.
Este documento presenta un proyecto para crear una escuela de fútbol para niñas llamada "MARQUEZ" debido a la falta de apoyo de los padres y la mentalidad de que el fútbol es solo para niños. El objetivo es que las niñas se diviertan y desarrollen habilidades físicas con clases impartidas por la Lic. Lucia Yanes para niñas de 5 a 12 años en diferentes horarios y secciones. El presupuesto detalla los costos directos e indirectos y muestra que la rentabilidad sería de un 50%
Manipulating Shutter Speed and Aperture to Achieve a Sharp PhotoMark W. Decker
Mark W. Decker enjoys capturing moments with his DSLR camera and has skills in manipulating shutter speed and aperture to achieve sharp photos. The document recommends using the fastest shutter speed possible to freeze motion, such as 1/500 or higher like 1/1000 for birds in flight. It also advises that aperture controls depth of field, with smaller f-numbers producing a larger depth of field and a blurred background to keep foreground subjects in focus.
This document provides instructions for formatting worksheets in Microsoft Excel 2010. It covers how to format values, change fonts and font sizes, adjust alignment and column widths, insert and delete rows and columns, apply colors/borders/styles, use conditional formatting, rename and move worksheets, and check spelling. The objectives are presented in two sections with screenshots to demonstrate the various formatting tools and options in Excel.
The document describes various formatting features in Microsoft Word 2010, including setting margins and page orientation, creating sections and columns, inserting page and column breaks, adding page numbers, headers and footers, inserting tables, and adding footnotes, endnotes, citations, and a bibliography. It provides instructions on how to use each feature and explains how they can be used to creatively lay out and design document pages.
This document provides instructions for inserting various objects into PowerPoint presentations, including text from Word, clip art, pictures, text boxes, charts with editable data, tables, and formatted WordArt. The chapter covers how to insert each object type and describes basic formatting and editing options.
The document contains a student registration form listing student names, registration numbers, and assigned slide numbers. It then discusses the key differences between Microsoft Office 2010 and 2007. Some of the main improvements in Office 2010 include a more intuitive ribbon interface with a home menu system, enhanced digital signatures and paste preview options, and the backstage view which combines printing tools. For PowerPoint 2010, improvements include separate transitions and animations tabs, more animation effects, and the ability to broadcast slideshows online. Excel 2010 allows for more customization of ribbons and defines conditional formatting, while Access 2010 provides improved database management tools.
Microsoft Word 2010 is a word processing program that allows users to create documents and reports. It has a ribbon interface with tabs for formatting tools. Users can open, save, print, edit text, and insert images in documents. Formatting options include fonts, paragraph styles, page layout, and reviews.
Microsoft Word 2007 is a powerful word processing program used to create professional documents like newsletters and books. It has ribbon tabs for common tasks like formatting text on the Home tab and inserting images on the Insert tab. Word allows you to add borders, pictures, tables, and other elements and format text using various tools on the ribbon tabs. Common formatting options include changing font, size, style, and alignment.
Customizing the Ribbon, Backstage View, built-in graphics tools, Paste Preview, Sparklines, animation tools, video editing in PowerPoint, Outlook conversation view, and online versions of Office applications are some of the new features in Microsoft Office 2010. Workshops are available through the summer to learn how to use the new features.
This document provides an overview of the basic functions and features of Microsoft Word 2007, including how to work with the Word program window, format text, use cut/copy/paste commands, insert symbols and clipart, work with templates, and select, move, copy, and paste text using both keyboard shortcuts and drag-and-drop methods. Formatting marks, the clipboard, and office clipboard are also summarized.
This document provides an overview of Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. It discusses the basic functions and features of these applications, such as inserting tables, formatting text, adding headers and footers in Word, and setting up page layout options. The document is intended as a tutorial or instruction material for using MS Office.
Microsoft Word 2010 introduces several new and improved features to help users create visually compelling documents, work more efficiently with others, and access documents from anywhere. Key features include new text effects, enhanced picture editing tools, improved collaboration tools for co-authoring, and the ability to access and edit documents online or on mobile devices. The updated ribbon interface and backstage view aim to simplify tasks and help users focus on content over formatting.
Microsoft Office is a suite of desktop applications, servers and services introduced in 1989. It originally included Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Over time, Office applications have integrated shared features.
The current versions are Office 2013 for Windows and Office 2011 for Mac. Office 2013 was released in October 2012 and includes updated versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and other applications.
Word is a word processor that was previously the main Office application. It saves documents in the .docx format and is available for Windows and Mac. The first version of Word was released in 1983 for MS-DOS and introduced the mouse.
Training Slides of Microsoft® Office Word 2007 Skills & Compentencies Training .
For further information regarding the course, please contact:
info@asia-masters.com
www.asia-masters.com
This document provides information about Microsoft Word 2007. It discusses the new user interface features like the ribbon and quick access toolbar. It describes how to perform common tasks like creating, opening, and saving documents. It also explains how to change fonts, insert pictures, tables, and other objects. Formatting options like bullets, numbering, and alignment are also covered.
This document introduces the new Ribbon interface in Microsoft Office 2007 programs like Word and Excel. It explains that the Ribbon replaces menus and toolbars and contains tabs with groups of related commands. It describes the three parts of the Ribbon - tabs, groups, and commands. It provides details on how commands are organized and how previews and additional options can be accessed. It also mentions other new features like the Microsoft Office Button, templates when creating new files, and improved keyboard shortcuts known as Key Tips.
The document provides an overview of new features and changes in Microsoft Office 2007, including a redesigned ribbon user interface across applications for easier access to commands. Key application updates include conditional formatting and larger data handling in Excel, contextual menus and smart art in PowerPoint, and calendar attachments and anti-phishing technologies in Outlook. Office 2007 also introduces new open XML file formats with .docx, .xlsx, and .pptx extensions in a zipped container to enable greater interoperability.
The document provides instructions for customizing various features in Microsoft Word to personalize the work environment. It describes how to access customizable options through the Office button and Word Options. It then explains how to modify features like the display, proofing, saving, and advanced settings. It also covers customizing the Quick Access toolbar by adding frequently used tools.
Microsoft Word is a general-purpose word processing program that offers a variety of features for writing simple documents such as memos and letters. It allows users to insert tables, change font styles and sizes, align text, and format paragraphs. The Word interface includes tabs, groups of commands, and a ribbon to access common formatting and editing tools.
LibreOffice is a free and open-source office suite that can perform similar functions as Microsoft Office programs like Word. It includes Writer for word processing. Writer allows formatting text, inserting graphics and exporting to formats like PDF. LibreOffice is available for multiple operating systems and has consistent interfaces across components. Microsoft Word is also a word processing program that allows formatting text, inserting headers/footers, and creating bulleted or numbered lists. It uses a ribbon interface with tabs for common tasks like formatting and page layout. Both programs provide basic word processing functions.
This document provides instructions for using various features in Microsoft Word 2007. It begins with installing Word and describes the working environment. It then provides step-by-step instructions for numerous Word tasks like entering and exiting Word, opening and saving files, inserting styles, working with the ribbon, formatting text, inserting tables, bullets and symbols, changing case, formatting pages, inserting comments and text boxes, and printing. It also discusses other word processing software alternatives.
The document provides an overview of the key features and functions in Microsoft Word 2007, including:
1) The three main features - Microsoft Office Button, Quick Access Toolbar, and Ribbon - contain many of the functions from previous versions of Word.
2) The Ribbon has seven tabs (Home, Insert, etc.) that contain groups of features to perform tasks when developing documents.
3) Formatting options allow customizing text features like font, style, size, color as well as paragraph alignment, indentation, borders and styles.
Este documento presenta un proyecto para crear una escuela de fútbol para niñas llamada "MARQUEZ" debido a la falta de apoyo de los padres y la mentalidad de que el fútbol es solo para niños. El objetivo es que las niñas se diviertan y desarrollen habilidades físicas con clases impartidas por la Lic. Lucia Yanes para niñas de 5 a 12 años en diferentes horarios y secciones. El presupuesto detalla los costos directos e indirectos y muestra que la rentabilidad sería de un 50%
Manipulating Shutter Speed and Aperture to Achieve a Sharp PhotoMark W. Decker
Mark W. Decker enjoys capturing moments with his DSLR camera and has skills in manipulating shutter speed and aperture to achieve sharp photos. The document recommends using the fastest shutter speed possible to freeze motion, such as 1/500 or higher like 1/1000 for birds in flight. It also advises that aperture controls depth of field, with smaller f-numbers producing a larger depth of field and a blurred background to keep foreground subjects in focus.
Este documento define y describe dos géneros literarios híbridos: la novela testimonial y la novela de ciencia ficción. La novela testimonial combina elementos de la novela tradicional con el discurso testimonial, y se enfoca en exponer experiencias de víctimas de injusticias sociales. La novela de ciencia ficción especula sobre posibles avances científicos y su impacto en la sociedad a través de escenarios imaginarios diferentes al presente. También define brevemente el ensayo como un género literario de
Shirley Wong is a senior systems engineer at Fujitsu America Inc. with over 15 years of experience in information technology consulting. She has expertise in virtualization technologies like VMware and Microsoft Hyper-V, and has implemented various virtualization projects. She also has extensive experience supporting Windows operating systems, Microsoft Exchange, and Active Directory environments. Wong holds several IT certifications and aims to achieve the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer certification for Windows 2012.
Este documento resume los elementos clave de un efectivo programa de identidad corporativa, incluyendo la investigación de mercado, el diseño gráfico de la marca con su logotipo, nombre, colores y elementos visuales. Explica que la marca debe ser clara, útil, reconocible y diferenciable para impulsar las ventas. También cubre las estrategias de marcas y los elementos como el lema o eslogan que deben ser memorables y actualizarse periódicamente.
This document provides an overview and objectives for using Microsoft Word 2010. It covers how to create and format documents, including entering and formatting text, adjusting margins and page layout, inserting photos, and more. The objectives are to learn how to perform tasks like creating documents, applying formatting, and printing in Word 2010. The document contains step-by-step instructions and screenshots to help users learn Word.
This document provides an overview of creating and formatting documents in Microsoft Word. It discusses opening a new document, selecting the print layout view, displaying rulers and formatting marks, checking font settings, and saving a document. It also describes how to scroll through a document, move the insertion point, use the undo and redo commands, correct errors, and insert dates. The document outlines adjusting line and paragraph spacing and previews and prints documents. It concludes with instructions for creating envelopes in Word.
This document provides an overview of creating and formatting documents in Microsoft Word 2007. It outlines the four main steps to creating a professional document: planning, creating and editing, formatting, and printing or distributing. It then details how to set up the Word window, open a new document, save a document, scroll and edit text, check for errors, insert dates, adjust spacing, preview and print, and create envelopes. The goal is to teach readers how to efficiently use Word's features to produce professional-quality documents.
This document provides an overview of creating and formatting documents in Microsoft Word 2007. It outlines the four main steps to creating a professional document: planning, creating and editing, formatting, and printing or distributing. It then details how to set up the Word window, open a new document, save a document, scroll and edit text, check for errors, insert dates, adjust spacing, preview and print, and create an envelope. The goal is to teach readers how to efficiently use Word's features to produce high-quality documents.
This document provides instructions for editing and formatting documents in Microsoft Word 2010. It covers how to create bulleted and numbered lists, move text within a document, find and replace text, check spelling and grammar, format documents with themes and styles, insert and modify page numbers, and create citations and a bibliography in MLA style. The document is divided into sections that explain each task in steps with screenshots and examples.
This document provides instructions for using basic features in Microsoft Word 2003, including:
1. Planning documents, identifying Word window components, and creating a new blank document.
2. Entering text, saving documents, and scrolling through text.
3. Using features like AutoCorrect, date AutoComplete, undo/redo, and print preview.
4. Creating envelopes and labels to include with documents.
This document provides an overview of creating and formatting documents in Microsoft Word. It discusses planning a document, organizing thoughts before writing, identifying the components of the Word window, entering and formatting text, saving documents, correcting errors, and printing and previewing documents. The document also demonstrates how to insert dates, move the text cursor, use the undo and redo commands, remove smart tags, and create envelopes in Word.
This document provides an overview of desktop publishing features in Microsoft Word, including formatting text in columns, inserting drop caps, symbols, and WordArt. It describes how to add clip art and photos, apply borders, and balance columns. The final section discusses performing a mail merge.
The document provides instructions for customizing forms in Microsoft Access 2010, including changing fields to text, viewing documentation, creating different types of forms, modifying forms, adding controls like combo boxes and subforms, changing properties, and designing custom forms. The steps covered include selecting and positioning controls, adding headers and footers, setting the tab order, and using tools to create rectangles and lines on forms for layout purposes.
Microsoft Word 2010 allows users to create documents through its word processing features. The document discusses starting documents, saving work, formatting text, using templates, and viewing documents. Key points include: starting a new document by typing in the blank document window; saving work often with descriptive filenames; selecting and formatting text using the Mini toolbar; creating documents from templates; and changing document views and zoom levels.
This document provides an overview of how to create and modify presentations in PowerPoint. It discusses how to open existing presentations, switch between views, plan a presentation using templates, add and modify slides, check spelling, use research tools, create notes, and preview and print presentations. The document is from a tutorial on the basics of PowerPoint and covers the main features and functions for building a presentation.
This document provides an overview and objectives for a training course on Microsoft Excel 2010 and Windows 7. It covers topics like basic mouse and window operations in Windows 7, starting programs, using the Office ribbon, managing files, changing screen resolution, and performing tasks in Excel like entering text. Help features for both Office programs and Windows are also discussed. The objectives are introduced across 13 chapters that teach essential concepts and skills for using Windows 7 and Office 2010 applications like Excel.
This document provides an overview and objectives for learning essential concepts and skills for using Office 2010 and Windows 7. It covers topics such as performing basic mouse and window operations, starting programs, using the ribbon interface, managing files and folders, changing screen resolution, and performing basic tasks in Office programs like Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. The objectives are to learn how to use the basic features and functions of Windows 7 and Office 2010.
This PowerPoint tutorial covers the basics of creating and modifying presentations in PowerPoint. It discusses how to open and view existing presentations, switch between views, add and edit slides, check spelling, use templates, and preview and print presentations. The tutorial also covers creating speaker notes, using the research task pane, and planning an effective presentation.
This PowerPoint tutorial covers the basics of creating and modifying presentations in PowerPoint. It discusses how to open and view existing presentations, switch between views, add and edit slides, check spelling, use templates, and preview and print presentations. The tutorial also covers creating speaker notes, using the research task pane, and planning an effective presentation.
This document discusses how to create and modify forms and reports in Microsoft Access 2010. It provides step-by-step instructions on how to create forms using the Form Wizard, apply themes, add pictures, and modify formatting. It also covers creating reports using the Report Wizard, resizing fields, inserting pictures, and using conditional formatting in reports. The objectives are to learn how to create and customize forms and reports, find and maintain data using forms, and preview and print selected records from forms and reports.
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This document provides an overview and instructions for using Windows 7 and Microsoft Office 2010. It covers topics such as starting Windows, logging in, identifying desktop objects, starting programs from the Start menu or search box, using the Ribbon interface, entering and saving files, creating folders, switching between programs, changing screen resolution, and quitting programs. Specific Office programs like Word, PowerPoint and their components are also introduced. The overall document teaches essential concepts and skills for both the Windows 7 operating system and Microsoft Office 2010 suite.
This document discusses how to create custom reports in Microsoft Access 2010. It covers viewing and modifying existing reports, designing new reports from scratch, sorting and grouping data, adding controls and formatting elements like dates, page numbers and titles. Specific report elements covered include labels, filtering duplicate values, and setting up a query as the record source. The overall goal is to teach the reader how to design customized reports to display their Access database data.
This document provides an overview of creating and modifying presentations in PowerPoint. It covers how to open and view existing presentations, switch between views, add and edit slides, check spelling, create speaker notes, and preview and print presentations. The objectives are to learn how to plan presentations using templates, edit text on slides, promote and demote bulleted items, use the research task pane, and move slides in Slide Sorter view.
This document provides an overview of creating and modifying presentations in PowerPoint. It covers how to open and view existing presentations, switch between views, add and edit slides, check spelling, create speaker notes, and preview and print presentations. The objectives are to learn how to plan presentations using templates, promote and demote outline text, check for spelling errors, use online research tools, and print various presentation components like slides and handouts.
Este documento proporciona una guía del producto de Microsoft Word 2010. Resume las principales características nuevas y mejoradas de Word 2010, incluyendo:
1) Efectos de texto y tipografía de OpenType que permiten dar formato al texto de manera más creativa.
2) Mejoras en las herramientas de edición de imágenes y nuevas opciones de diseño para crear documentos visualmente atractivos.
3) Características que facilitan el acceso a las herramientas adecuadas y ahorran tiempo, como la cinta
La Concentración Educativa Rural Chaparral fue creada en 1915 y adoptó su nombre actual en 1985. A lo largo de las décadas siguientes, se fueron creando nuevos grados, desde sexto hasta undécimo, y en 1996 pasó a llamarse Colegio Chaparral. En 2003, bajo una nueva ley educativa, pasó a llamarse Institución Educativa Rural Chaparral e incorporó tres secciones adicionales. En la actualidad cuenta con 26 profesores y aproximadamente 1,100 estudiantes.
This document is the payroll summary for Ofimuebles Ltda. for February 16-30. It lists the names and earnings of 3 employees - Juan Otero, Ana Olina, and Harley Roa. It shows their basic salary, extras, commissions, deductions for health, pension, transportation, and loans. The total payroll for the period is 6,067,697 with deductions of 239,092, leaving a net payable amount of 5,467,324. It also includes credit and debit values for various accounts.
Este documento es una lista de asistencia para un curso de desarrollo de software dictado por Carlos Mario Mendieta Monsalve en una institución educativa. Contiene los nombres de 44 estudiantes y espacios para registrar la hora de entrada y salida de cada uno, así como su firma. No incluye la información del horario del curso o el nombre de la institución educativa.
Este documento presenta un formato para registrar la asistencia de 23 estudiantes a un curso de desarrollo de software dictado por Carlos Mario Mendieta Monsalve en una institución educativa. El formato incluye el nombre, número de cédula y hora de entrada y salida de cada estudiante.
Este documento es un registro de asistencia para un curso de desarrollo de software con 17 estudiantes. Incluye el nombre del instructor, la institución educativa, el horario y la fecha del curso. También contiene las columnas para el número, nombre, número de PC, hora de entrada y salida y firma de cada estudiante.
Este documento es un registro de asistencia para un curso de desarrollo de software dictado por Carlos Mario Mendieta Monsalve en una institución educativa. Contiene los nombres de 31 estudiantes y espacios para registrar la hora de entrada y salida de cada uno, así como sus firmas.
Este documento presenta un registro de asistencia de estudiantes a un curso de desarrollo de software, con los nombres de los estudiantes, el número de identificación, el equipo de cómputo asignado y las horas de entrada y salida. El documento incluye información sobre la modalidad del curso, el instructor, la institución educativa y el horario.
Este documento presenta un formato para registrar la asistencia de 23 estudiantes a un curso de desarrollo de software dictado por Carlos Mario Mendieta Monsalve en una institución educativa. El formato incluye el nombre, número de cédula y hora de entrada y salida de cada estudiante.
Este documento es un registro de asistencia para un curso de desarrollo de software con 17 estudiantes. Incluye el nombre del instructor, la institución educativa, el horario y la fecha del curso. También contiene las columnas para el número, nombre, número de PC, hora de entrada y salida y firma de cada estudiante.
Este documento presenta un registro de asistencia de estudiantes a un curso de desarrollo de software, con sus respectivos nombres, números de identificación, horas de entrada y salida, y firmas. El documento lista 43 estudiantes matriculados en el curso impartido por Carlos Mario Mendieta Monsalve en una institución educativa no mencionada.
This document is an attendance sheet for a software development course taught by Carlos Mario Mendieta Monsalve. It includes columns for student number, computer number, signature at start and end times. There are lines for 42 students and it will be used to keep track of who attended each class session.
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2. Objectives XP
• Enter a date with AutoComplete
• Enter text
• Select text and move the insertion point
• Correct errors and proofread a document
• Adjust paragraph spacing, line spacing, and margins
• Preview and print a document
• Create a new document
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3. Objectives XP
• Create an envelope
• Open an existing document
• Change page orientation
• Change the font and font size
• Apply text effects and other formatting
• Align text
• Insert a paragraph border and shading
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4. Overview of the Word Window XP
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5. Overview of the Word Window XP
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6. Starting Word XP
• To start Word:
– Click the Start button on the taskbar
– Click All Programs
– Click Microsoft Office
– Click Microsoft Word 2010
• Nonprinting characters are symbols that appear on
the screen but are not visible on the printed page
• Click the Show/Hide ¶ button in the Paragraph group
on the Home tab, to displaying nonprinting
characters
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7. Starting Word XP
• Setting up the Word Window
– Click the Maximize button in the upper-right
corner if Word does not fill the entire screen
– Click the View tab on the Ribbon
– In the Show group, click the Ruler check box if
necessary to turn on the Ruler
– In the Zoom group, click the Page Width button
– Click the Print Layout button in the Status bar to
select it if necessary
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8. Creating a Block Style XP
Business Letter
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9. Entering Text XP
• Inserting a date with AutoComplete
– Word’s AutoComplete feature automatically inserts
dates and other regularly used items for you
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10. Entering Text XP
• Entering the inside address
– Type the addressee’s name, street address, and
city, state, and Zip code, pressing Enter after each.
– Do not be concerned about line spacing, it will be
corrected later.
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11. Entering Text XP
• Enter the salutation and the body text
– Address the letter and press Enter
– Begin typing the letter, pressing Enter at the end
of paragraphs
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12. Using the Undo and Redo CommandsXP
• To undo (or reverse) the last thing you did in a
document, you can click the Undo button on the
Quick Access Toolbar
• To restore your original change, the Redo button
reverses the action of the Undo button (or redoes the
undo)
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13. Correcting Errors as You Type XP
• If you notice a typing error as soon as you make it,
you can press the Backspace key
• AutoCorrect automatically corrects common typing
errors, such as typing “adn” for “and”
• Spelling checker continually checks your document
against Word’s built-in dictionary
• Spelling checker does not catch contextual spelling
errors
• Grammar checker marks grammatical errors with a
green wavy line
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16. Proofreading a Finished Document
XP
• After a document is typed, it needs to be proofread
from start to finish
• Correct all spelling and grammar errors
• Remove all incorrect error indicators (such as those
on people’s names) by right-clicking on the word or
words in question and choosing Ignore Once or
Ignore All
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17. Adjusting Paragraph and XP
Line Spacing
• Paragraph spacing is the amount of space
before and after a paragraph; it is measured in
points (about 1⁄72 of an inch)
• Line spacing is the amount of space between
lines of text within a paragraph
– Line spacing 1.0 is single space
– Line spacing 2.0 is double space
– Line spacing 1.15 is the default spacing
• To adjust paragraph spacing, select the
paragraph(s), click Line and Paragraph Spacing
in the Paragraph group on the Home tab, and
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18. Adjusting Paragraph and XP
Line Spacing
• The quickest method to adjust paragraph and line
spacing is to click the Line spacing button in the
Paragraph group on the Home tab
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19. Adjusting the Margins XP
• Zoom document to entire Page
– Click View on the Ribbon and select One Page from
the Zoom group
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20. Adjusting the Margins XP
• Click Page Layout on the Ribbon
• Click Margins in the Page Setup group
• Select the desired predefined margin options from
the Margin menu or click Custom Margins
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21. Adjusting the Margins XP
• Use the Page Setup dialog box to customize the
margins
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22. Previewing and Printing a Document XP
• To avoid wasting paper and time, you should preview
your document on the Print tab in Backstage view
• Click the File tab to open Backstage, and then click
the Print tab in the navigation bar
• Review the document
• If the document is correct and the printer is on and
has paper, click the Print button
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24. Opening a Blank Document and XP
Creating an Envelope
• Word’s Backstage provides options for using
templates to create documents or for starting a new
blank document
• Click the File tab to open Backstage view
• Click New to view your options for creating a new
document
• Select the type of document you want to create and
then click Create
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25. Opening a Blank Document and XP
Creating an Envelope
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26. Opening a Blank Document and XP
Creating an Envelope
• To create an envelope
– Click the Mailings tab on the Ribbon
– In the Create group, click the Envelopes button to
open the Envelopes and Labels dialog box
– Verify that the Delivery address box contains the
correct address; if not, type a new address, or edit
the existing one
– Type a return address; if you are using preprinted
stationery that already includes a return address,
click the Omit check box to insert a check mark
– To print the envelope immediately, insert an
envelope in your printer, and then click the Print
button; to store the envelope along with the rest
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27. Opening a Blank Document and XP
Creating an Envelope
• Word automatically uses the inside address from a
letter as the address on an envelope
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30. Opening an Existing Document XP
• Click the File tab to open Backstage view
• Click Open in the navigation bar
• Navigate to the location of the existing file,
select the file, and click Open
• To save an open document with a new name
– Click the File tab to open Backstage view
– Click Save As in the navigation bar
– In the Save As dialog box, click in the File name
box, delete the existing name, and key in the new
name
– Verify that the file location is correct or navigate to
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31. Changing Page Orientation XP
• In portrait orientation the page is taller than it is
wide
• In landscape orientation the page is wider than it is
tall
• To change page orientation:
– Click the Page Layout tab
– Click the Orientation button in the Page Setup
group and then click Landscape or Portrait
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32. Changing the Font and Font Size XP
• Select the text you want to format
• Select the options you want in the Font group on the
Home tab
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33. Applying Text Effects, Font Colors,XP
and Font Styles
• Text effects are special visual enhancements
(outlines, shading, shadows, reflections)
• To apply text effects:
– Select the text to change
– Click the Text Effects button in Font group and
then select the desired effects
– Click the Font Color button in the Font group and
select a color from the palette
– Click one of the style buttons (Bold, Italic,
Underline) in the Font group to apply a style
• The Format Painter allows you to copy all the
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34. Applying Text Effects, Font Colors,XP
and Font Styles
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35. Aligning Text XP
• By default, the words in a document are left aligned
(even on the left) and ragged (uneven) on the right
• With right alignment, words are even on the right
and ragged on the left
• With center alignment, words are ragged on both
sides and lines are centered on the page
• With justified alignment, the text is even at both
margins and spaced out within the line
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36. Aligning Text XP
• Alignment buttons are found in the Paragraph group
of the Home tab
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37. Adding a Paragraph Border XP
and Shading
• A paragraph border is an outline around one or more
paragraphs
• Shading is background color applied to one or more
paragraphs
• The Border and Shading buttons are found in the
Paragraph group of the Home tab
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38. Adding a Paragraph Border XP
and Shading
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39. Inserting, Deleting, and XP
Resizing a Photo
• Use the Picture button in the Illustrations group on
the Insert tab to insert a photo
• To work with a photo click on it to select it
• When a photo is selected, the Picture Tools Format
tab appears on the Ribbon with options for editing
the photo in various ways (including resizing, framing,
and shaping)
• To delete a photo, select it and then press the Delete
key
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