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Operation Based Training |
Creates
a new, blank word document file.
- Click on File menu.
- Select New from the menu items.
- New dialog box will appear.
- On the General Tab Click on Blank Document.
- Click on OK.
- A new word document file will open.
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Opens
an existing word document.
- Click on File menu
- Select Open from the list
- Open dialog box will appear.
- Click on the down arrow of the Look in
Combo box.
- Click on the Drive letter, which contains
the file to be opened.
- If the file is in any folder, double click
on the folder to open.
- Select the file to be opened.
- Click on Open button to open the document.
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Saves
or stores a Word document to specified location.
- Click on File menu.
- Click on Save from the list
- Save As dialog box will appear
- Click on the down arrow of the Save in
Combo box
- Click on the drive letter where you want
to save the document
- If you want to create a new folder Click
on Create New Folder icon.
- You will be prompt for a folder name.
Type a folder name.
- Click on OK to create New Folder with
the typed name.
- Type the File Name for the document in
the specified area.
- Type the File Name for the document in
the specified area.
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the document is already saved, then the Save
As dialog box will not appear. But the document
will be saved to the old location |
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Sets
paper margins, paper source, paper size, page
orientation, and other layout options for the
active file.
- Click on File menu.
- Click on Page Setup.
- Page Setup dialog will appear with four
tabs:- margin, paper size, paper source
and layout.
- The Margin tab contains the values for
the top, bottom, left and right margin and
distance for Header and Footer, and you
can change each option.
- The Paper Size tab contains Paper size
which can select from the list, and the
orientation of the text
- Click on OK to apply the settings.
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Prints
the active file or selected pages.
- Click on File menu.
- Click on Print.
- Print dialog will appear.
- If you have more than one printer installed,
select the printer from the combo box.
- Select the Page range.
- Enter Number of copies.
- Click on OK to print.
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Searches for the specified
text in the file.
- Click on Edit menu.
- Click on Find from the list.
- Find and Replace dialog will appear.
- Type the text that is to be found.
- Click on Find Next Button.
- If the text is available, the text will
be selected in the Document.
- Click on Cancel button to exit the dialog
box.
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Searches for and replaces
the specified text and formatting in the file.
- Click on Edit menu.
- Click on Replace from the list.
- Find and Replace dialog will appear.
- Enter the text that is to be found in
the document
- Enter the Replacing text.
- Click on Find Next button.
- If the text is found, Click on Replace.
- The old text will be replaced with the
new text.
- Click on “Cancel button” to exit the dialog
box.
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Adds or changes the text
that appears at the top and bottom of every
page.
- Click on View menu.
- Click on Header and Footer.
- Header area will appear on the page along
with Header and footer toolbar.
- Type the text you want to add as header;
also you can insert auto text by selecting
the Insert Auto Text option in the Header
and Footer toolbar.
- Click on Switch between Header and Footer
icon in the Header and Footer toolbar to
enter Footer text.
- The Footer area will display.
- Type the text you want to add as footer,
or you can use the Insert Auto Text.
- Click Close in Header and Footer Toolbar.
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Inserts a Page break, Column
break, or Selection break at the insertion
point.
- Click the position on the page where you
want to apply break.
- Click on Insert menu.
- Click on Break from the list.
- Break dialog will appear.
- Select the Break type.
- Page break:- Inserts
a manual page break at the insertion point.
- Column break:- Inserts
a manual column break at the insertion
point.
- Text Wrapping break:-
Ends the current line and forces the text
to continue below a picture, table, or
other item. i.e., the text will continue
on the next blank line that doesn’t contain
a picture or table alignment with the
left or right margins
- Next Page:- Inserts
a section break and breaks the page so
that the next section starts at the top
of the next page.
- Continuous:- Inserts
a section break and starts the new section
immediately, without inserting a page
break.
- Even Page:- Inserts
a section break and starts the next section
on the next even-numbered page. If the
section break falls on an even-numbered
page, word leaves the next odd-numbered
page blank.
- Odd Page:- Inserts
a section break and starts the next section
on the next odd-numbered page. If the
section break falls on an odd-numbered
page, word leaves the next even-numbered
page blank.
- Click on OK.
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Inserts page numbers that
automatically update when you add or delete
pages.
- Click on Insert menu.
- Click on Page Numbers.
- Page Numbers dialog will appear.
- Select the Insertion point of Page number
from the combo box.
- Select the alignment of Page number from
the combo box.
- Click on Format button for additional
options.
- Page Number Format dialog will appear
- Select the Number format from the combo
box.
- Select the starting number.
- Click on OK.
- Click on OK on the Page Numbers dialog.
- The page number will be inserted at the
insertion point.
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Adds the Date and Time to
an individual page using the format you choose.
- Click at the Insertion point.
- Click on Insert menu.
- Click on Date and Time from the list.
- Date and Time dialog will appear.
- Select a format from the available formats.
- Click on OK.
- The Date will be inserted at the Insertion
point.
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Inserts symbols and special
characters from the fonts those are installed
on your computer.
- Click on the position on the slide where
you want to place the symbol.
- Click on Insert menu.
- Click on Symbol.
- Symbol dialog will appear.
- Select the font from the list.
- Select the symbol that you want to insert.
- Click on Insert.
- The symbol will be inserted at the Insertion
point.
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Inserts ClipArt image in
your file or to update your “ClipArt Collection”.
- Click on the Insertion point of the page
to insert ClipArt image.
- Click on Insert menu.
- Select Picture from the list.
- Click on ClipArt from the list.
- Insert ClipArt dialog will appear with
many categories.
- Click on a Category to view the images
of the category.
- Right click on the image that you want
to insert.
- From the menu click on Insert.
- The image will be inserted.
- Close the Insert ClipArt dialog box.
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Inserts an existing picture
in your document.
- Click on the Insertion point, i.e. the
position at which the picture is to be inserted.
- Click on Insert menu.
- Select Picture from the list.
- Click on From File from the list.
- Insert Picture dialog will appear.
- Click on the down arrow of the Look in
combo box.
- Click on the drive letter that contains
the picture file.
- Select the folder that contains the picture
file.
- Click on Open button to open the folder.
- Select the picture that you want to insert.
- Click on Insert button.
- The picture will be inserted on the document.
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Creates text effects by inserting
a Microsoft Office drawing object.
- Click on the Insertion point, i.e. the
position at which the picture is to be inserted.
- Click on Insert menu.
- From the list select Picture.
- From the sub menu click on WordArt.
- From the Gallery select a WordArt Style.
- Click on OK.
- Edit WordArt Text dialog will appear.
- Type your text.
- Select the Font and Size.
- Click on OK.
- The WordArt will be inserted.
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Inserts all or part of an
existing file you select, into the active
file at the insertion point.
- Click on the Insertion Point.
- Click on Insert menu.
- From the list click on File.
- Insert File dialog will appear.
- Click on the down arrow of the Look in
combo box.
- Select the drive letter that contains
the file.
- Double click on the folder that contains
the file.
- Select the file type from the combo box.
- Click on the file that is to be inserted.
- Click on Insert.
- The contents of the file will be inserted
at the insertion point.
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Changes the font and character
spacing formats of the selected text.
- Select the text that you want to format.
- Click on Format menu.
- Click on Font from the list.
- Font dialog will appear.
- Select the Font from the list.
- Select the Font style from the list.
- Select the Size from the list.
- Select the Color.
- Select the Underline Style.
- Apply the effects by checking the checkboxes
in Effects.
- Click on Character spacing tab.
- 1Select the required Spacing and Position
options.
- In the Text Effect tab select the required
animation.
- Click on OK to apply the changes.
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Changes paragraph indents,
text alignment, line spacing, pagination,
and other paragraph formats in the selected
paragraph.
- Select the paragraph.
- Click on Format menu.
- Click on Paragraph from the list.
- Paragraph dialog will appear.
- Select the required Alignment, Indentation,
spacing.
- Click on OK to apply the changes.
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Adds Bullets or Numbers to
selected paragraphs or modifies the Bullets
and Numbering format.
- Select the paragraphs or lines to apply
bullets or numbering.
- Click on Format menu.
- Click on Bullets and Numbering from the
list.
- Bullets and Numbering dialog will appear
containing three tabs, Bulleted, Numbered,
and Outline Numbered.
- The Bulleted tab contains various Bullet
types.
- Select a Bullet From the Bullet types
and click on OK.
- If you want to select Numbering click
on Numbered Tab.
- Click on required Numbering format.
- If you want to continue a previous numbering
click on customize.
- Type the number to start with.
- Click on OK.
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Adds Borders and Shading
to selected text, paragraphs, pages, table
cells, or pictures.
- Select the text or paragraphs or pages
or table cells or pictures to add Borders
and Shading.
- Click on Format menu.
- Click on Borders and Shading.
- Borders and Shading dialog will appear
with three tabs, Borders, Page Border and
Shading.
- On Borders tab Select the Setting, Style,
Color and Width for the boarder of table
or paragraph.
- On Page Border tab Select the Setting,
Style, Color, Width and Art for boarder
of the Page.
- On Shading tab select the background color
for the selected object and select the Patters
style and Color.
- Click on OK.
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Changes the number of columns
of the document or a selection in a document.
- Type some text on the document. Suppose
from the next line onwards you want more
than one column.
- Click on Insert menu.
- From the list Click on Break.
- Break dialog will appear.
- Select the option Continuous.
- Click on OK.
- The cursor will be present on the next
line. Now, click on the Format menu.
- From the list Click on Columns.
- Columns dialog will appear.
- Enter the number of columns.
- Click on OK button.
- You can see the document contains number
of columns as you entered.
- You can type on the first column.
- To enter text on the next column, click
on Insert menu.
- From the list Click on Break.
- Break dialog will appear.
- Select the option Column.
- Click on OK button.
- The cursor will be on the next column.
- You can enter data to the column.
- Now suppose, from the next line onwards
you want only a single column. Click on
Insert menu
- From the list Click on Break.
- Break dialog will appear.
- Select the option, continuous.
- Click on OK.
- Now click on Format menu.
- From the list Click on Columns.
- Columns dialog will appear.
- Select One Column.
- Click on OK.
- Now you can enter data in one column or
continuously.
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Changes the capitalization
of selected text.
- Select the text that you want to change
the case.
- Click on Format menu.
- Click on Change Case from the list.
- Change Case dialog will appear.
- Sentence case: Capitalizes
the first letter of the first word in
the selected sentence.
- lowercase: Changes
all selected text to lowercase letters.
- UPPERCASE: Changes
all selected text to capital letters.
- Title Case: capitalizes
the first letter of each word in the selection.
- ToGgLe CaSe: Changes
all selected uppercase letters to lowercase
and vice versa.
- Select an option.
- Click on OK.
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Sets the background color
for the document.
- Click on Format menu.
- Click on Background from the list.
- You can directly select a color by clicking
on that color.
- Or click on More Colors.
- On the Standard tab, you can select a
standard color.
- On Custom tab, you can select a color
by clicking mouse on the colors.
- After selecting the color, click on OK
to apply the color.
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Sets the background gradient,
texture, pattern, or image.
- Click on Format menu.
- Click on Background from the list.
- Click on Fill Effects.
- Fill Effects” dialog will appear with
four tabs, Gradient, Texture, Pattern, and
picture.
- In the Gradient tab select the required
Gradient Colors and Shading Styles.
- Click on OK to apply.
- In the Texture tab select the required
Texture.
- Click on OK to apply.
- In the Pattern tab select the required
Pattern, Foreground and Background Colors.
- Click on OK to apply.
- To apply Picture click on Picture tab.
- Click on Select Picture button.
- Select Picture dialog will appear.
- Click on the down arrow of the Look in
combo box.
- Click on the drive that contains the picture
file.
- Select the folder that contains the picture
file.
- Click on Open button to open the folder.
- Select the picture.
- Click on Insert.
- Click on OK.
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Checks spelling error in
the active document, file, workbook or item.
- Click on Tools menu.
- Click on Spelling & Grammar from the list
- If any Spelling errors are present then
Spelling and Grammar dialog will appear
with possible suggestions.
- If you want to continue as it is, click
on Ignore.
- If you want to skip to next sentence with
errors, click on Next Sentence.
- If you want to change to the given suggestion,
click on the correct word and then click
on Change Button.
- If you have typed a new word such as names
or places the word shows errors. Click on
Add button to add the new word to the dictionary.
- Click on Close to exit the window.
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Mail merge facility is used
when multiple copies of same letter is to
be sent to different addresses. This may happen,
when letters are sent to the parents from
a school calling them for meeting, when all
the share holders are called for their general
meetings when interview letters are to be
sent to many candidates etc.
- Type the From Address for the letter.
- Leave space for To Address and type the
body and subscription of the letter.
- Click on tools.
- Click on Mail Merge.
- Under the part 1 click Create.
- Click on From Letters.
- Click on Activate Window.
- Under part 2, click on Get Data.
- Click on Create Data Source.
- To remove the Field Name, click on a Field
Name and then click on Remove Field Name
button.
- To add a Field Name type the Field Name
and click on Add Field Name.
- After setting the required Field Names
click on Ok.
- Save the document.
- Click on Edit Data Source.
- In the Edit Data Source window fill the
Data Form.
- To add new address, click on Add New.
- Fill the Data Form.
- Click on Ok. If you want to see the data
you entered, click on View Source.
- Save and Close the document.
- In the letter document, move the cursor
where you have to insert the address.
- Click on Insert Merge Fields from the
toolbar.
- Select and click the Fields in order.
- After inserting the fields, click on Merge
button from the toolbar.
- In the Merge window, click on Merge.
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Inserts a table in the document
with the number of columns and rows you specify.
- Click on Table menu.
- Select Insert from the list.
- From the sub menu Click on Table.
- Insert Table dialog will appear.
- Enter the number of columns and rows.
- Select the Autofit behavior.
- Click on Auto format.
- Table AutoFormat dialog will appear.
- From the list select a format and then
click on OK.
- Click on OK in Insert Table dialog.
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