Working With MS-Word 2013
Introduction
Microsoft word 2013 is a popular computer program that allows you to create documents, letters, reports, resumes, brochures and research papers can be created with professional result in a user friendly interface. MS Word has a vast number of functions and tools.
v Start using word.
v Format your documents.
v Cut, copy and paste content from-the same/other documents.
v Insert pictures and clip arts.
v Create Tables and lists.
v Edit Headers and Footers.
v Check Spelling, Grammar and word count.
v Print Documents.
v Insert Page break and section breaks.
v Track changes.
v Mail merges.
The MS Word 2013 has the menu options (File, Home, Insert, Design, Page Layout, Reference, Mailing, Review, View)
Using Word's Menu
Word 2013 Window
With naming/labelling each menu item will be defined and will provide reasons to use that particular menu option.
Title bar
This is placed at the top of the word window. This bar lists the name of the program 'and the title of the current document. In the upper right hand corner of the title bar you will notice set of 3 buttons.
: Minimize button
: Maximize or resize button
: Cancel or close button
Menu bar
The Menu bar is below the Title bar. There are nine menu option on the Menu bar. When you click any of these option (File, Home, Insert, Design, Page layout, References, Mailings, Review, View) a related list of command will appear below it.
Standard toolbar
The toolbar usually appears at the above of the Menu bar and just right corner of the ::rle bar is called Standard toolbar. This toolbar contains short cuts to some of the most frequently used commands from the Menu bar.
Status bar
At the bottom of the word window is the Status bar. This bar displays information about your document such as the page that is currently displayed on the screen (page: the total number of pages in the document (2/3 i.e. 2 of 3) and the word (word 2) which means there are total 2 words in the page. The right side of the Status bar shows whether keys such as OVERTYPE are active or unactive.
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