The document provides instructions for formatting a survey document into columns and bullets in Microsoft Word: 1) Open an existing survey document and format the items under each numbered question using bullet points with open circles. Place the bulleted lists into multiple columns but leave the numbered questions outside of the columns. 2) Adjust the column widths so that as many items fit on each line and apply a top border and bold formatting to the numbered questions. 3) Add a header with the student's name, date, and exercise name and save the formatted document as "survey-Computers Today.doc" on the D drive word folder.

1. Exercise Word 8: Columns & Bullets - a Survey
What you will do:
format data into
columns
format a list with bullets
Start with: , Show Marks is on, survey.doc from resource folder.
a. Open the file survey.doc from the resource files in the words folder. The
document contains a numbered list with several items associated with
each number.
If you are curious as to how the background picture works, search on
"watermark" in Word's Help. It is a bit tricky.
b. Create bullets: Bullet the items under each number using for the bullet
symbol an open circle. Adjust the indention if necessary.
c. Create columns: Turn the bulleted lists into columns, but don't put the
numbered items in the columns. (Refer to picture of final document to
see how many columns for each question.)
d. Adjust columns: Adjust the widths of the columns, if necessary, so
that as many items as possible will fit on one line.

2. e. Format questions: To the numbered lines, add a top border and make
them bold.
For each numbered line, place the cursor in the paragraph and open the
Format | Paragraph dialog. Set the space before the paragraph and the
space after to 6 pt.
f. Add to the header your
name, two spaces, the
date, tab twice, and
Exercise Word 8.
g. Preview. [Your text
should be on exactly one
page.]
h. Save to your Drive
D disk in the word
folder as survey-
Computers Today.doc
i. Print.