1. Word Processing Week 3 Change is the law of life. John F Kennedy

6. MS Word Screen Layout

8. Task Panel

9. Menu Bar

10. Toolbars The Standard toolbar contains buttons—icons—representing the most popular commands. The Formatting toolbar contains icons that change the appearance of text in a document.

11. Opening a Document Using the Dialog Box File  Open  chose file to open

12. Zooming In on or Out of a Document

13. Using Four Document Views

14. Word Wrap, and Insert and Overtype Modes Word Wrap automatically wraps text to the next line between right and left margins. Insert Mode enters text as it is typed and moves existing text to the right. Overtype Mode enters text over any text that already exists.

16. Various dialog boxes: Printing

17. Various dialog boxes: Save/Save As

19. Print Preview

21. Editing and Formatting Documents

27. Text Formatting Six main Formatting toolbar functions used to format text

29. Format Font Window/ Dialog Box

31. Changing the Text Color Changing Case Alignment  the horizontal placement of text in relation to the right and left margins Inserting Bullets and Numbered Lists Headers and Footers Other formatting elements

37. Using Tables and Graphics

40. Inserting an autoshape in a word document can size, rotate, flip, and color the AutoShapes

41. Inserting a Picture or Photo

42. Resizing a Selected Object

43. Wrapping Text Around an Image Format Picture dialog box

44. Creating a Text Box A text box is a movable, resizable container for text and graphics Can enhance the text box with fill colour, adding shadow

45. Using WordArt to create special effects on text by inserting a Microsoft Office drawing object

47. Inserting Symbols Symbols  special, foreign language, and measurement characters

49. Creating and Using Templates Templates and Template categories available in Word