Microsoft Word Note1 2011
Microsoft Word Note1 2011
Microsoft word
Microsoft Word is an advanced windows based word processor
OPEN:
Click “Start
Select “Program”
Select “Microsoft word
CLOSE (EXIT)
Select the “File” menu
Select “EXIT” Menu
If you have entered text, you will be prompted “Do you want to save the
document”, to save your change click “YES” other wise Click “NO”
Specify the correct folder in the “save In” box
Name your file in the “File Name “ field
Click on Save
OR
Click on the X button of “Microsoft word window
Follow the exact procedure after # 3 above.
TO SELECT TOOL BARS
TO SELECT RULER
With word, you ca n display your document in one of the four views: 1. Normal view
2. Out Line View 3. Page Layout View 4. On Line Layout view
1. Normal View: is the most often used and shows such formatting as Line Spacing,
font, font size, and Italics Multi column Text is displayed in one continuous form.
2. Outline view: displays the document in out line form “ heading” can be displayed
with out the text . A heading can be moved and the accompanying text moved
with it
3. Page Layout View: shows the document as it will look when it is printed
4. On Line Layout View: Optimize the document for Online Viewing.
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3. To Italicize:
Highlight the word Italicize
Click on “Format” menu
Select “FONT”
Click on “Italicize “ in the Font style box
Click on OK
Click any where in the text area to remove the highlight
OR
Highlight the word “Italicize”
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Click on the “Italic” I Icon on the tool bar
Click any where
4. To Under Line:
Highlight the word “Underline”
Click on “format” menu
Highlight “Font”
In the underline box click to open the Pull-down menu select the type of the
under line to use
Click on “OK” to close the dialog box
Click any where
OR
Highlight the word “Underline”
Click on the Under line” U Icon on the tool bar
By using this method you can only get a single under line
Save File:
1. Click on “File” menu
2. Select “Save As” or “Save” menu
3. Specify the correct folder in the “Save In” box
4. Click on Save
For subsequent saving sessions use “Save” menu, to rename as a new file
use “Save As” menu.
Opening File:
1. Click on file
2. Select “open” menu
3. Select the Exact folder your file is in
4. Select your file name form file OR Click on the Icon on the tool bar follow the
exact procedure.
Cut and Paste:
OR
Copy
Spell check:
1. Type the following exactly as shown including all errors: Open the doar foy
Abebech ,she is a teacher from the town of Jimma
3. High light the sentence
4. Click the “spelling” Icon on the tool bar
5. Word suggest correct spellings
6. To change the suggestion highlight the correct word and click on change
If the word is misspelled in several palaces click on “Change All “
If the word, which is correct but not found in the dictionary, is suggested for
change, click on “Ignore”
If a word appears in several places, click on “Ignore All”
If you frequently use a word not in the dictionary, you should add the word to
the dictionary by pressing on the “Add” button
Font Size:
1. Type the following:
I am the small boy
I am a little bigger
I am the biggest
2. Highlight the first sentence
3. Click
4. Click on “Format”
5. Select “Font ” tab. If it is not
6. Select 8 and click OK
7. Highlight the second sentence
8. Click on “ format”
9. Select “font”
10. Click on the “Font “tab If it is not
11. Select 14 and click OK
12. Highlight the last sentence
13. Follow step #3 to 6 to make size 24
You can use “Size” from the format tool bar to execute the same task
Font Type:
1. Type the following: ARIAL CASTELLAR TIMES NEW ROMAN
3. Highlight the first line
4. Click on “Format”
5. Click on “Font”
6. In the box below the font field click on “Arial”
7. Click OK
8. Go through steps #2 to #7 to change the second and third lines to “Castellar” and
“Time new Romans” respectively.
You can execute the above task by using the “Font type” from the “format” tool
bar.
Working With Paragraphs:
Type the following:
Paragraph Formatting
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All these features allow you to enhance the appearance of your document.
Line Spacing: Line spacing sees the amount of spaces between lines with in a
paragraph.
1. Highlight the first paragraph
2. Click on format
3. Select paragraph
4. Click on the “Indent and spacing “ tab
5. Click on 1.5 line
6. click on OK
First Line Indent:
1. High light the paragraph
2. Click on “ format”
3. Click on Paragraph
4. Click on “Indents and Spacing” tab
5. Click to open a drop down menu on the “special field”
6. Click in “First Line” Enter 0.25 in the by field
7. Click on OK
Alignment:
A. Right Justified: Aligned on the right side
B. Left Justified: aligned on the left side
C. Centered: Centered between left and right margin
D. Justified: flash on both sides
Right Justified:
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1. Highlight the first paragraph
2. Click on format
3. Click on “Paragraph”
4. click on “Indents and Spacing” tab
5. Click to open the alignment pull down menu
6. Click on “Right”
7. Click on OK
Left Justified:
1. Follow the same steps 1-5
7. click On “Left”
8. Click on OK
Justified:
1. Follow the same steps 1 to 5
6. Click on “Justified”
7. Click on OK
You can align your text by using the “Alignment” Icons from the toolbar
Centered:
1. Highlight the title
2. Follow the steps 2 to 5
7. click on “Centered”
8. click on OK
Hanging Indent: Hanging indent indents each line except the first line.
1. Type the following
Hanging indent: to handing indents the first line by the amount specified in the left.
The amount in the left field plus the amount specified in the by field indent all the
subsequent.
2. Highlight the paragraph you just typed
3. Click on format
4. Click on paragraph
5. Click the “Indent and Spacing” tab
6. In the “Special “ field Click to open the pull down menu and click on “Hanging”
7. In the “By” box type 2.0
8. Click on OK
9. Place the cursor after the colon following the hunging Indent
10. Press the tab key
Tab Keys, bulleting, Numbering, Undo, Redo Printing and
Help:
Tab Key: The default tab setting for Ms-Word is 0.5 inches. If you press the tab key,
the cursor will move ½” across the page.
TABLES:
To create a table using the Insert Table icon:
NOTE: The quickest way to create a table is to use the Insert Table icon on the
Standard toolbar.
Click on the icon and drag the mouse over the grid to select the number of rows and
columns you require.
To create a table using the Table drops down menu:
1. Place the insertion point where you want the table to start and then from the
Table menu, choose the Insert Table command to display the Insert Table dialog
box.
2. In the Number of Columns text box, enter the number of columns you want in
the table.
3. In the Number of Rows text box, enter the number of rows you require.
4. In the Fixed Column width text box, enter a value for the width of the columns,
or click on the up or down to increase or decrease the width.
5. Click on the OK button or press Enter, and the table is inserted in the document.
Table Manipulation:
To Select a Column:
Move the Mouse pointer to the top of the column and the cursor will change from
a 1-beam to a small, thick downwards pointing arrow. Click to select the column.
To select a Row:
Move the mouse cursor to the left of the row that you wish to select. Double click
to select the row
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To select the whole Table:
Click on the Table drop down menu and select the Select Table command
To delete a column or row in a table:
Select the column(s) or row(s) you want to delete and then from the Table menu,
choose Delete Columns or Delete Rows.
To Merge Cells in a table:
Select the cells you wish to combine to make a single cell and then from the Table menu,
choose the Merge Cells command.
To split Cells in a Table:
To split a cell into or more cells, select the cell you wish to split and from the
Table menu, choose the Split Cells command to display the Split Cells dialog
box.
Enter the number of columns or rows you wish to split the cell into and then select
OK or press Enter to split the cells in the table.
To Split a table:
Place the insertion point where you want to split the table.
From the Table menu, choose the Split Tables command. A blank row will
appear in the table, above the current row, to create a separate table.
Printing: After you have finished typing your document, you will want to print it.
While preparing to print, you can specify the number of copies you want and the page
you want to print.
1. Click on file
2. Click on print
3. Click on OK
*. Set the number of copies and the pages you want to press before sending to printer
Help: If you need more information on executing micro soft word command you can
receive Help at any time by pressing F1 or by clicking on “Help” menu on the menu bar.
Mail Merge:
Mail Merge has two parts 1. Main Document and 2. Data source