The document provides instructions for formatting text and paragraphs in Microsoft Word 2010. It covers formatting text with fonts, copying formats using the format painter, changing line and paragraph spacing, aligning paragraphs, working with tabs and indents, adding bullets and numbering, adding borders and shading, and inserting clip art. The objectives are to learn how to format documents and enhance readability through text and paragraph formatting features in Word.
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 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.
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 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.
This document provides an overview of how to modify presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010. It discusses how to enter and format text, convert text to SmartArt graphics, insert and modify shapes, edit and duplicate shapes, align and group objects, add slide headers and footers, and use proofing and language tools.
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 an overview of using Microsoft Word 2010, including how to explore the Word interface, create and save documents, select and format text, use templates to quickly generate documents, navigate and view documents at different zoom levels, and print completed documents. The key goals of Word 2010 covered are starting new documents, saving work frequently, selecting and modifying text, utilizing templates for common document types, and previewing pages before printing.
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 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 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.
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 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.
This document provides an overview of how to modify presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010. It discusses how to enter and format text, convert text to SmartArt graphics, insert and modify shapes, edit and duplicate shapes, align and group objects, add slide headers and footers, and use proofing and language tools.
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 an overview of using Microsoft Word 2010, including how to explore the Word interface, create and save documents, select and format text, use templates to quickly generate documents, navigate and view documents at different zoom levels, and print completed documents. The key goals of Word 2010 covered are starting new documents, saving work frequently, selecting and modifying text, utilizing templates for common document types, and previewing pages before printing.
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 chapter provides objectives and instructions for creating, formatting, and editing a Microsoft Word document with pictures. It covers how to enter and format text, insert and format pictures, check spelling, navigate documents, and more. The chapter culminates in a project to create a flyer with pictures using the skills taught.
This document provides an overview of the basic skills for getting started with Microsoft Word 2010, including entering and formatting text, using spelling and grammar checks, finding and replacing text, and zooming and changing views. It covers the main text editing tools and features in Word 2010 and how to accomplish common tasks like adding entries to AutoCorrect or replacing words using the Thesaurus.
This document provides an overview of creating and formatting reports in Microsoft Access 2010. It discusses using the Report Wizard to create a basic report, using Report Layout View to modify the report design, applying grouping and sorting, adding subtotals and counts, resizing and aligning controls, formatting reports for readability, and generating mailing labels from database records.
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.
This document provides an overview of building and using queries in Microsoft Access 2010. It covers using the Query Wizard to create queries, working with data in a query datasheet, using Query Design View to design queries visually, sorting and filtering query results, and applying AND and OR criteria to queries. Formatting options for a query datasheet are also discussed.
The document discusses several new and improved features in Microsoft Word 2010, including enhanced formatting effects that allow gradient fills and reflections to be directly applied to text. It also describes an improved navigation pane for easier document browsing and reorganization, more themes for coordinated styling, and a paste preview option for retaining or merging formatting when pasting content. New screenshot, artistic effects, background removal, and improved WordArt tools are also summarized.
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 designed to help users create professional documents. It offers various tools for formatting, organizing, and sharing documents. Word 2010 allows typing, editing, printing of text and also includes tools for inserting tables, pictures, headers, footers, and more. It can be used to create documents like letters, resumes, pamphlets, and reports.
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 editing documents in Microsoft Office 2007, including how to cut and paste text, find and replace text, check spelling and grammar, research information, add hyperlinks, and prepare documents for distribution. Key tasks covered include reorganizing text using cut, copy and paste commands, searching for and replacing words using find and replace, checking documents for errors using the spelling and grammar checker, and preparing documents by reviewing properties and removing private information.
Microsoft Office 2003 introduced two new applications, InfoPath and OneNote. It required Windows XP or later and had minor improvements to applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Office 2007 introduced a new ribbon user interface and supported additional file formats and collaboration features. It required Windows XP SP3 or later. Office 2010 was the first version to require activation and allowed online versions of apps via browsers. It featured a ribbon interface across all apps and new editing tools. [/SUMMARY]
The document provides an introduction to Microsoft Office and describes some of its main applications and features. It discusses how Microsoft Office is a suite of desktop productivity applications designed for business use. It was first introduced in 1988 with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. The document then summarizes some key capabilities of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, and OneNote like creating documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and organizing notes. It provides more detail on features for formatting text, inserting objects, sorting and analyzing data, and creating databases and forms in Access.
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1. The document discusses operating systems and word processing software. It provides information on what an operating system and word processing program are, examples of popular operating systems like Windows and features of word processing.
2. It then details various formatting and editing features available in word processing software like Microsoft Word, including changing fonts, sizes, colors, alignments and inserting pictures, shapes, text boxes and mail merging.
3. The final section provides step-by-step instructions on how to perform various word processing tasks like changing line spacing, inserting pictures from the internet and creating mail merges.
This document provides an overview of Microsoft Word 2007. It describes Word 2007 as the 12th version of Microsoft's word processing software, released in 2006 with new features and the ribbon interface. It then details the main parts of the Word 2007 screen and environment, including the ribbon tabs, groups, quick access toolbar, rulers, status bar, and more. It provides instructions on how to open and save Word documents, set page margins, and more. The document is a lesson plan for learning the basics of using Microsoft Word 2007.
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This document provides an overview of Microsoft Word 2007 and lessons on its basic functions. It discusses the parts of the Word screen like the ribbon, tabs, groups, and toolbars. It covers how to start a new blank document and set up pages by adjusting margins, orientation, and paper size. The document also reviews how to add and edit text, and how to control the cursor location using keyboard shortcuts.
Microsoft Office 2007 introduced a new graphical user interface called the Fluent User Interface which uses ribbons and an office start menu instead of menu bars and toolbars. It included new features like the ribbon interface, live preview, smartart diagrams, improved file formats like the Office Open XML format, and collaboration features integrated with SharePoint. Microsoft Office 2007 was an updated version of the Microsoft Office suite that provided applications like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.
The document provides instructions for a lesson on using Microsoft Word 2003, outlining four main objectives for students to create a file, edit text and formatting, insert pictures, and save documents. Students are guided through activities with step-by-step explanations and feedback to practice each of the lesson objectives.
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.
This document provides an overview of dynamic positioning (DP) systems, including:
- The basic principles of DP control using thrusters to counteract forces like wind and current.
- The main elements of a typical DP system, including sensors, thrusters, position measurement equipment, and the control system.
- Interfaces between the DP controller and thrusters, including digital signals to call thrusters and analog pitch demands and feedback.
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 chapter provides objectives and instructions for creating, formatting, and editing a Microsoft Word document with pictures. It covers how to enter and format text, insert and format pictures, check spelling, navigate documents, and more. The chapter culminates in a project to create a flyer with pictures using the skills taught.
This document provides an overview of the basic skills for getting started with Microsoft Word 2010, including entering and formatting text, using spelling and grammar checks, finding and replacing text, and zooming and changing views. It covers the main text editing tools and features in Word 2010 and how to accomplish common tasks like adding entries to AutoCorrect or replacing words using the Thesaurus.
This document provides an overview of creating and formatting reports in Microsoft Access 2010. It discusses using the Report Wizard to create a basic report, using Report Layout View to modify the report design, applying grouping and sorting, adding subtotals and counts, resizing and aligning controls, formatting reports for readability, and generating mailing labels from database records.
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.
This document provides an overview of building and using queries in Microsoft Access 2010. It covers using the Query Wizard to create queries, working with data in a query datasheet, using Query Design View to design queries visually, sorting and filtering query results, and applying AND and OR criteria to queries. Formatting options for a query datasheet are also discussed.
The document discusses several new and improved features in Microsoft Word 2010, including enhanced formatting effects that allow gradient fills and reflections to be directly applied to text. It also describes an improved navigation pane for easier document browsing and reorganization, more themes for coordinated styling, and a paste preview option for retaining or merging formatting when pasting content. New screenshot, artistic effects, background removal, and improved WordArt tools are also summarized.
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 designed to help users create professional documents. It offers various tools for formatting, organizing, and sharing documents. Word 2010 allows typing, editing, printing of text and also includes tools for inserting tables, pictures, headers, footers, and more. It can be used to create documents like letters, resumes, pamphlets, and reports.
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 editing documents in Microsoft Office 2007, including how to cut and paste text, find and replace text, check spelling and grammar, research information, add hyperlinks, and prepare documents for distribution. Key tasks covered include reorganizing text using cut, copy and paste commands, searching for and replacing words using find and replace, checking documents for errors using the spelling and grammar checker, and preparing documents by reviewing properties and removing private information.
Microsoft Office 2003 introduced two new applications, InfoPath and OneNote. It required Windows XP or later and had minor improvements to applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Office 2007 introduced a new ribbon user interface and supported additional file formats and collaboration features. It required Windows XP SP3 or later. Office 2010 was the first version to require activation and allowed online versions of apps via browsers. It featured a ribbon interface across all apps and new editing tools. [/SUMMARY]
The document provides an introduction to Microsoft Office and describes some of its main applications and features. It discusses how Microsoft Office is a suite of desktop productivity applications designed for business use. It was first introduced in 1988 with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. The document then summarizes some key capabilities of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, and OneNote like creating documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and organizing notes. It provides more detail on features for formatting text, inserting objects, sorting and analyzing data, and creating databases and forms in Access.
The opreting system and word processinghuyenanh123
1. The document discusses operating systems and word processing software. It provides information on what an operating system and word processing program are, examples of popular operating systems like Windows and features of word processing.
2. It then details various formatting and editing features available in word processing software like Microsoft Word, including changing fonts, sizes, colors, alignments and inserting pictures, shapes, text boxes and mail merging.
3. The final section provides step-by-step instructions on how to perform various word processing tasks like changing line spacing, inserting pictures from the internet and creating mail merges.
This document provides an overview of Microsoft Word 2007. It describes Word 2007 as the 12th version of Microsoft's word processing software, released in 2006 with new features and the ribbon interface. It then details the main parts of the Word 2007 screen and environment, including the ribbon tabs, groups, quick access toolbar, rulers, status bar, and more. It provides instructions on how to open and save Word documents, set page margins, and more. The document is a lesson plan for learning the basics of using Microsoft Word 2007.
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This document provides an overview of Microsoft Word 2007 and lessons on its basic functions. It discusses the parts of the Word screen like the ribbon, tabs, groups, and toolbars. It covers how to start a new blank document and set up pages by adjusting margins, orientation, and paper size. The document also reviews how to add and edit text, and how to control the cursor location using keyboard shortcuts.
Microsoft Office 2007 introduced a new graphical user interface called the Fluent User Interface which uses ribbons and an office start menu instead of menu bars and toolbars. It included new features like the ribbon interface, live preview, smartart diagrams, improved file formats like the Office Open XML format, and collaboration features integrated with SharePoint. Microsoft Office 2007 was an updated version of the Microsoft Office suite that provided applications like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.
The document provides instructions for a lesson on using Microsoft Word 2003, outlining four main objectives for students to create a file, edit text and formatting, insert pictures, and save documents. Students are guided through activities with step-by-step explanations and feedback to practice each of the lesson objectives.
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.
This document provides an overview of dynamic positioning (DP) systems, including:
- The basic principles of DP control using thrusters to counteract forces like wind and current.
- The main elements of a typical DP system, including sensors, thrusters, position measurement equipment, and the control system.
- Interfaces between the DP controller and thrusters, including digital signals to call thrusters and analog pitch demands and feedback.
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.
The document summarizes courses offered by EMAS Academy & Simulation Centre. It provides an overview of present courses in areas like ship handling, engine room operations, and dynamic positioning. Future courses mentioned include diesel-electric propulsion. It also discusses the EMAS Cadet Training Programme and how assessments are conducted using ExamView and behavioral markers. The objectives of safety management courses are highlighted as improving fleet safety standards and communications with shore management.
Women on average live longer than men due to biological and lifestyle differences. Women are viewed as more attractive than men in many cultures because of social norms that emphasize youth and beauty as central aspects of femininity. This document discusses commonly asked questions about perceived gender differences.
The document discusses the evolution of technology used in language education from traditional print media to modern multimedia and mobile technologies. It describes how computers can serve as tutors, tools, and environments for communication in language learning. Examples are provided of online and mobile applications that support language skills like reading, writing, speaking, listening, and cultural learning through activities, games, translation tools, and virtual field trips. Both benefits and challenges of integrating technology into language teaching are mentioned, such as issues around time, cost, outcomes, and support needed.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching students about materials things are made of using Roald Dahl's adaptation of "The Three Little Pigs." The plan covers pre-reading activities to build vocabulary, activities while reading like questions and exercises, and post-reading activities such as games and assessment. The goal is for students to understand typical expressions related to materials, connect the theme to other lessons, and use the passive voice correctly. A variety of resources are listed to enhance learning.
This 2 day Fundamentals of Dynamic Positioning course will provide a comprehensive understanding of dynamic positioning systems and operations, from technical and commercial perspectives, to future industry trends.
Led by an experienced DP instructor, the course will start off with an overview of the principles and system requirements of dynamic positioning, such as redundancy, levels of control, and modes. The 7 main components
of a DP system including control systems, thrusters, position reference systems, and sensors will be examined in detail.
Microsoft Excel 2010 provides users with new and improved tools to analyze data, visualize information, and collaborate on workbooks. Key features include enhanced data analysis tools like Sparklines and Slicers, improved PivotTables and charts, and the ability to access and share workbooks online through Excel Web Apps. Excel 2010 also offers better integration with Microsoft SharePoint and new capabilities for recovering unsaved workbooks. These changes help users gain insights from data more quickly and easily share work with others.
DP / PM awareness courses have been created in response to the increasing concern by drilling operators and oil majors, that there is a shortage of experience and a diluted competency with regard to Dynamic Positioning, and the specific aspects of drilling.
This document provides an overview of using forms in Microsoft Access 2010, including how to create forms using the Form Wizard, add fields and controls to forms, modify form properties and layout, create calculations, set tab order, and insert images. Key topics covered are split forms, form views, bound and unbound controls, common form controls, and placing elements in different form sections.
This document provides information about dynamic positioning (DP) systems used on vessels. It begins with a summary of DP from Wikipedia, explaining that DP uses propellers and thrusters controlled by a computer system to automatically maintain a vessel's position and heading. It then discusses the history of DP, compares DP to other position keeping methods, lists applications of DP, and describes the requirements and components of DP systems, including position reference systems. The document provides technical details about DP systems for an intermediate professional audience.
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The document describes the basic elements of the Microsoft Excel 2010 interface. It explains that the ribbon at the top contains tabs and groups of buttons for commonly used commands. It also describes other screen elements like the formula bar, title bar, scroll bars, worksheet tabs, and view buttons. It provides information on creating and saving workbooks, as well as opening, closing, navigating and managing worksheets.
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This document covers working with formulas and functions in Microsoft Excel 2010. It discusses how to create complex formulas using multiple arithmetic operators, insert and type functions, copy and move cell entries, and understand relative and absolute cell references. Functions allow performing complex calculations easily and the ROUND function is demonstrated for rounding values. Relative and absolute cell references are explained in the context of copying formulas.
This document discusses different formatting options in Microsoft Word that can improve a document's appearance and ability to convey its message. It describes how to format text as bold, italic, or underlined; use headings, bullet points, and numbered lists; include headers and footers; and format paragraphs, documents, and pages. Too much formatting can distract readers. The document also explains how to change font names and sizes, apply color to text, and highlight text.
This document discusses various formatting options in Microsoft Word, including formatting text with different fonts, sizes, and styles; formatting paragraphs by adjusting alignment, spacing, tabs, and indents; adding bullets and numbering; inserting borders and shading; and inserting online images. The objectives are to enhance documents with formatting and properly format characters, paragraphs, lists, and insert images while avoiding over formatting.
1) Word processing allows you to create and edit documents. It has various toolbars and options to format text, add images, check spelling, and layout pages.
2) Key features include formatting text using styles, fonts, sizes, colors, and effects. You can also insert headers, footers, page numbers, images, and tables.
3) The spell check and proofreading functions help ensure text is error-free before printing or sharing the document. Page setup allows switching between portrait and landscape page orientations.
The document discusses various formatting options in Microsoft Word, including formatting text with different fonts, styles, sizes, and colors. It also covers formatting paragraphs by changing line and paragraph spacing, alignment, indents, and adding bullets and numbers. Formatting tools like themes, styles, and the format painter are also explained.
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.
This document provides instructions on formatting text in Microsoft Word 2010. It covers formatting fonts, font size, font color, bold, italics, underline, increasing and decreasing font size, subscript, superscript, strikethrough, changing case, text effects, clearing formatting, highlighting text, using the font dialog box, changing character spacing, and adjusting character position. The document contains steps, screenshots and examples to demonstrate how to apply these various text formatting options in Word.
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This document discusses the basic text formatting tools in Microsoft PowerPoint, including how to change fonts, font sizes, apply styles/effects, change font color, copy formats, set indentation, create numbered lists, insert and format word art graphics, add and format text boxes, and more. Formatting options allow customizing text appearance and emphasis on slides.
This document provides information and examples about formatting text in Microsoft Word. It discusses the three main types of formatting: text/font formatting for individual words, paragraph formatting for entire paragraphs, and document/page formatting for whole documents or sections. Examples are given for changing font style and size, applying bold and italics, using numbered and bulleted lists, and including headers and footers. Tips are also provided for formatting tools in Word like the formatting toolbar and font dialog box.
This document discusses formatting text in MS Word. It explains how to change font type, size, style, and color using the Font options under the Home tab. It differentiates between serif and sans serif fonts and provides examples. Instructions are given to create a document about an animal, with a 5 sentence paragraph in 14pt Arial black italic and an underlined title in 16pt Arial black. Pictures can optionally be added.
This document discusses various text formatting options in Microsoft Word, including:
- Formatting words as bold, italic, underlined or with different fonts and sizes to emphasize parts of the text.
- Using headings, bullet points, numbered lists, and tables to organize text and present information clearly.
- Applying formatting at the character, paragraph, or document level.
- Choosing from options like font style (serif, sans serif, script), case, color, and effects to customize text appearance.
The Format Painter tool allows copying formatting from one text selection to another for consistency. Proper formatting helps communicate your message but too much can distract readers.
PowerPoint offers basic text formatting tools like font, size, style, and color options. It allows inserting text boxes onto slides and formatting them with borders, backgrounds, and alignments. Text boxes can be resized and orientations changed. Numbered lists and spelling/thesaurus tools help create clear presentations.
This document discusses various views and formatting options in Microsoft PowerPoint, including:
- Different views (normal, slide sorter, notes page, and slide show) allow you to see your presentation in different ways.
- You can modify presentation views by changing colors, zoom levels, and window arrangements.
- PowerPoint allows formatting of text, slides, and other elements using various alignment, spacing, color, theme, and other presentation options.
This document discusses various text formatting tools in PowerPoint, including choosing fonts and font sizes, applying font styles and effects, changing font color, setting indentation, creating numbered lists, inserting and formatting WordArt, adding and formatting text boxes, and checking spelling and using the thesaurus. The tools are located primarily in the Home tab and allow formatting of text throughout a PowerPoint presentation.
This document provides a lesson on formatting text in Microsoft Word 2010. It discusses formatting text using bold, italics, underline, font type and size, character spacing, and font color. The document demonstrates how to apply these formatting options using tools on the ribbon, the mini toolbar, and keyboard shortcuts. It includes examples of formatting characters, changing font size and color, applying styles like bold and italics, and using shortcut keys.
Text formatting in Microsoft Word allows you to control the appearance of characters and words in a document by adjusting the font type, size, color, and attributes like bold or italics. This basic level of formatting can be accessed through the Home tab and includes options to select text, choose a font and size from dropdown menus, and apply colors or bold/italic attributes. While formatting adds impact, using too many colors on a single page can make it look messy.
This document discusses various formatting options in Microsoft Word, including:
- Aligning paragraphs by applying styles such as left, center, right, and justified alignment.
- Changing line and paragraph spacing to improve readability.
- Indenting text by adjusting left margins and tab stops.
- Inserting page breaks to control where content flows to new pages.
The document provides instructions on how to access formatting tools in Word and apply various formatting options like styles, spacing, indentation, and page breaks to paragraphs.
This document discusses various text formatting tools in Microsoft PowerPoint, including choosing fonts and font sizes, applying font styles and colors, creating numbered and bulleted lists, inserting WordArt graphics, and formatting text boxes. It covers topics such as using themes, auto-fitting text, copying formats, setting indentation, and changing text direction and orientation within text boxes.
This document provides an overview of formatting options in Microsoft Word 2010, including formatting characters such as font, size, and color; character spacing; paragraph alignment; line and paragraph spacing; indentation; and using the format painter. The objectives are to format text, change font and size, adjust character spacing, set paragraph alignment and spacing, indent paragraphs, and use the format painter. Formatting options can be accessed through ribbon tabs, dialog boxes, or keyboard shortcuts.
This document discusses applying and modifying fonts in desktop publishing. It covers understanding basic typography concepts like typefaces, point size, and typestyles. It also covers applying desktop publishing guidelines for font selection and design. Additional topics include using fonts in Windows 8, modifying font elements like style and size, adding symbols, and applying advanced font formatting options through features like character spacing, OpenType features, and stylistic sets. Checkpoints are included to test understanding of key topics.
PowerPoint allows users to view presentations in different views like Normal View, Slide Sorter View, Notes Page View, and Slide Show view. It also allows zooming in and out of slides and opening multiple presentations at once for comparing and copying content. Properties provide metadata like title, author, and keywords. Presentations can be saved in different formats and printed after previewing layouts in Print Preview. Formatting options exist for bullets, line spacing, colors, and ignoring spelling/grammar in some texts.
This document provides an overview of using the Internet Explorer web browser, including understanding basic browser elements and features, navigating and viewing web pages, managing favorites, browsing safely, searching for information, and getting help. Key topics covered include the browser window layout, tabs, bookmarks, home page settings, privacy and security indicators, and how to exit the browser.
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2. Objectives
• Format with fonts
• Copy formats using the Format
Painter
• Change line and paragraph spacing
• Align paragraphs
• Work with tabs
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3. Objectives (continued)
• Work with indents
• Add bullets and numbering
• Add borders and shading
• Insert clip art
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4. Formatting with Fonts
• Formatting text with fonts is a
powerful way to alter the appearance
of a document
• A font is a complete set of characters
with the same typeface or design
• Arial, Times New Roman, Tahoma, and
Calibri are examples of fonts
• Each font has a specific design and feel
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5. Formatting with Fonts (continued)
Serif fonts have a small stroke, called a
serif, on the ends of characters, and are
often used for body text:
– Times New Roman
– Garamond
– Book Antiqua
– Californian FB
Sans serif fonts do not have a serif, and
are often used for headings:
– Arial Rounded MT Bold
– Comic Sans MS
– Franklin Gothic Demi
– Papyrus
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6. Formatting with Fonts (continued)
• Changing the size of text, or the font
size, is another way to determine the
impact of text
• Font size is measured in points
• A point is 1/72 of an inch
• 11-point Calibri is the default font size
and font for a new Word document
• You can also change the font color
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7. Formatting with Fonts (continued)
• Change fonts using the Font
list arrow
• Change font size using the
Font Size list arrow
• Change font color using the
Font Color list arrow
Font list arrow
Font Size
list arrow
Font
names are
formatted
in the font
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8. Formatting with Fonts (continued)
• Adding a drop cap
• A drop cap is a large
initial capital letter,
often used to set off
the first paragraph of
an article
• To insert a drop cap,
click the Drop Cap
button in the Text
group on the Insert tab
• Enhance a drop cap with font colors, styles,
and effects, as well as shading and borders
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9. Copying Formats Using the
Format Painter
• Font styles
• Make text darker and thicker by
applying bold
• Click the Bold button to apply bold
• Slant text by applying italic
• Click the Italic button to apply italic
• Underline text for emphasis
• Click the Underline list arrow, then select
an underline style
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10. Copying Formats Using the
Format Painter (continued)
• The Format Painter allows you to
copy the format setting applied to
selected text to other text
• Use to copy format settings to single or
multiple items
• Click the Format Painter button once to
apply the format settings to one item
• Double-click the Format Painter button to
activate the Format Painter and apply
settings to multiple items
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11. Copying Formats Using the
Format Painter (continued)
• Font dialog box
• Options to change the
font, font size, font
style, and font color,
and add font effects
• Open the Font Text
Effects dialog box to
add text effects, such
as:
• Shadows
• Outlines
Click to open the Font
• Reflections
Text Effects dialog
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12. Copying Formats Using the
Format Painter (continued)
• Character-spacing effects
• Apply character-spacing effects using
the Advanced tab in the Font dialog box
• Change the width, or scale, of characters
• Change the spacing between characters
• Raise or lower characters relative to the
line of text
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13. Copying Formats Using the
Format Painter (continued)
48 point,
green,
shadow
effect, 80%
character
scale
Italic Bold
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14. Copying Formats Using the
Format Painter (continued)
• Changing the case of letters
• Change letters from uppercase to
lowercase and vice versa
• Sentence case capitalizes the first letter of
a sentence
• Capitalize Each Word capitalizes the first
letter of each word
• Toggle case switches all letters to the
opposite case
• Use the Change Case button in the
Font group on the Home tab
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15. Changing Line and Paragraph
Spacing
• Adding white space to a document
can make it easier to read
• Increase space between lines using the
Line and Paragraph Spacing list arrow
• Increase space between paragraphs
using the Before and After text boxes in
the Paragraph group on the Page
Layout tab
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16. Changing Line and Paragraph
Spacing (continued) Spacing section
shows paragraph
spacing for
paragraph where
insertion point is
12 points of located
space added
before title
paragraph
Line spacing
Line spacing is 1.15
is 1.5
6 points of space added
after heading paragraph
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17. Changing Line and Paragraph
Spacing (continued)
• Formatting with Quick Styles
• Apply multiple format settings in one step
with a style
• Use styles to give your document a more
cohesive look
• A style is a set of format settings that are
named and stored together
• Styles can include character and
paragraph format settings
• Apply Quick Styles by selecting a style
from the Quick Styles gallery
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18. Changing Line and Paragraph
Spacing (continued)
• Each Quick Style
set includes styles
for a title, several
heading levels,
body text, quotes,
and lists
• Each Quick Style
Set has a different
design
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19. Aligning Paragraphs
• Paragraphs are aligned relative to
the left and right margins
• Left-aligned text is flush with the left
margin and has a ragged right edge
• Text is left-aligned by default
• Right-aligned text is flush with the right
margin
• Centered text is positioned evenly
between the margins
• Justified text is flush with both the left
and right margins
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20. Aligning Paragraphs (continued)
• Change paragraph alignment using the alignment
buttons in the Paragraph group on the Home tab
Right-aligned
Centered
Justified
Left-aligned
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21. Aligning Paragraphs (continued)
• Indents and Spacing
tab in the Paragraph
dialog box
• Shows the format
settings for the active
text and paragraph
• Use to check, change,
and compare format
settings
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22. Aligning Paragraphs
(continued)
• Format a document using themes
• A theme is a complete set of theme
colors, fonts, and effects
• Preview a theme before applying it
• Applying a Theme changes all content
that uses theme colors, font and table
styles, and graphics effects
• Click the Themes button in the
Themes group on the Page Layout
tab to select and apply a theme
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23. Working with Tabs
• Tabs help you to align text vertically at a
specific location on a page
• A tab stop is a point on the horizontal ruler
that identifies a text alignment location
• By default, tab stops are located every ½ inch
from the left margin
• You can create custom tab stops
• Text can be aligned to the left, right, or center
of a tab stop, or aligned with a bar character
or decimal point
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24. Working with Tabs (continued)
• Set tabs using the ruler
• Click the tab indicator at the left end of the
horizontal ruler to select the type of tab
• Set the tab by clicking the ruler at the location
you want the tab stop to be
• Tab stop applies to:
• The active paragraph, or
• The selected paragraphs
• Drag a tab stop on the ruler to change its
location
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25. Working with Tabs (continued)
Tab indicator Left tab stop Right tab stop
Tabbed text Tab Tabbed text
left-aligned leader right-aligned
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26. Working with Tabs (continued)
• Set tabs using the Tabs dialog box
• Create new tab stops
• Change the position or
alignment of existing tab
stops
• Clear tab stops
• Apply a tab leader, a line
that appears in front of
tabbed text
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27. Working with Indents
• Indenting a paragraph moves the edge of
the paragraph in from the left or right
margin
• Indent the entire left or right edge of a
paragraph
• Indent just the first line
• Indent all lines except the first line
• Indent the left edge of a paragraph to the left
of the left margin
• Indent markers on the horizontal ruler
identify the indent settings for the
paragraph in which the insertion point is
located
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28. Working with Indents (continued)
• To indent a paragraph:
• Drag an indent marker to a new
location on the ruler
• Click the Increase Indent button or the
Decrease Indent button in the
Paragraph group on the Home tab
• Change the indent settings on the
Indents and Spacing tab in the
Paragraph dialog box
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29. Working with Indents (continued)
Indent buttons
First Line
Indent marker
Hanging Indent
marker
Left Indent
marker
Indented
paragraph Right Indent
marker
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30. Working with Indents (continued)
• Clearing text formatting
• Use the Clear Formatting command to
return text to its default settings:
• 11-point Calibri text
• Left-aligned, 1.15 paragraph spacing, 10
points below, and with no indents
• To clear formatting, select the text and
click the Clear Formatting button in the
Font group on the Home tab
• To remove all paragraph formatting, click
the No Spacing button in the Styles group
on the Home tab
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31. Adding Bullets and Numbering
• Formatting paragraphs with bullets
and numbering can help to organize
ideas in a document
• A bullet is a character, often a small
circle, that appears before the items in
a list to add emphasis
• Numbering the items in a list helps to
illustrate sequence and priority
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32. Adding Bullets and Numbering
(continued)
• Use the Bullets button or Numbering button in the
Paragraph group on the Home tab to apply bullets
or numbering to paragraphs
Bullets and
Numbered Numbering
list buttons
Check
mark
bulleted list
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33. Adding Bullets and Numbering
(continued)
• Use the Bullets or Numbering list arrows to
apply, change, or customize bullet and
numbering styles
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34. Adding Bullets and Numbering
(continued)
• Creating outlines
• To create a hierarchical structure in a
list, apply a multilevel list style
• Click the Multilevel List list arrow to
select and apply a multilevel list style
• Format an existing list
• Demote items using the Increase Indent
button
• Promote items using the Decrease Indent
button
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35. Adding Borders and Shading
• Adding borders and shading to text can
help to enhance the information in a
document
• A border is a line added above, below, to the
side of, or around words or paragraphs
• Shading is a color or pattern that is added
behind words or paragraphs
• Use the Borders button or the Shading button
in the Paragraph group on the Home tab
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36. Adding Borders and Shading
(continued)
• Border options
• Box
• Shadow
• 3-D
• Custom
• Line style
• Line color
• Line width
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37. Adding Borders and Shading
(continued)
• Shading options
• Fill color
• Theme color
• Standard color
• Custom color
• Pattern style
• Tint (e.g. 75%)
• Pattern (e.g. diagonal lines)
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38. Adding Borders and Shading
(continued)
Shading Border
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39. Adding Borders and Shading
(continued)
• Highlighting text in a document
• Highlighting is transparent color that is
applied to text using the Highlight
pointer
• Highlighting is most effective when a
document is viewed on screen
• Highlighting does print
• To highlight text, click the Text Highlight
Color list arrow in the Font group on the
Home tab, select a color, then select
the text
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40. Inserting Clip Art
• Illustrate a document with clip art
• Clip art is a collection of graphic images
that you can insert in a document
• Clip art images are stored in the Clip
Organizer
• Clips are the media files, including
graphics, photographs, sounds, movies,
and animations, that come with Word
• Add clips by clicking the Clip Art button
in the Illustrations group on the Insert
tab
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41. Inserting Clip Art (continued)
• Search for clips using the ClipArt
task pane
Search
using a
keyword Choose type of clips
to search
Results of a
clip search
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42. Inserting Clip Art (continued)
• A clip is inserted as an inline graphic
at the location of the insertion point
• An inline graphic is a graphic that is
part of the line of text
• A floating graphic is independent from
text and can be moved anywhere on a
page
• Drag the sizing handles to reduce or
enlarge the size of a graphic
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43. Inserting Clip Art (continued)
• Wrap text around the graphic
• Apply a text wrapping style
• Click the Wrap Text button in the Arrange group
on the Picture Tools Format tab
Faded image
shows graphic
being dragged
Sizing handle
Floating graphic
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44. Inserting Clip Art (continued)
• Picture Tools Format tab
• Adjust contrast, brightness,
compression, and so on in the Adjust
group
• Apply a style from the gallery and add
picture effects in the Picture Styles
group
• Position, wrap text, flip, group, and so
on in the Arrange group
• Crop and change height or width in the
Size group
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45. Summary
• Enhance documents with formatting
• Format characters:
• Font, font size, font styles, font effects, and
character-spacing
• Format paragraphs
• Alignment, line spacing, paragraph spacing, tabs,
indents, bullets, numbering, borders, and shading
• Insert clip art images into a document
• Choose appropriate formatting for the
document’s purpose and audience
• Take care not to over format a document
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