The insert menu is for inserting various things like shapes, tables, pictures, charts, headers, footers text boxes etc into a document.
Click on the insert menu and have a look. Try to insert a table it is not hard to do.
The insert key on the keyboard is just above the delete key. In Word 2010, when you have a document open, there is an Insert tab that will display a ribbon of options so you can insert a screenshot, files, a header or footer and other items.
The insertion point is the blinking vertical line that indicates the position on the screen where text or graphics will be inserted
It tells you where the characters you type will be inserted in the document.
you can't put it in a Microsoft word document but you can insert it to a power point if you go to file or insert or maybe edit
By going on microsoft word, insert and symbols
By going on Microsoft Word, insert and symbols
It allows you to insert text at the insertion point. The default is to replace text when you type someplace in the middle of a word, but if you press the insert key, you will insert instead of replace with the text you type.
Insert a table
Ctrl/Shift/+=
When you insert a citation.
On the toolbar select 'Insert' then 'Symbol' then 'Superscript' or select 'Insert' then 'Microsoft Equation' and follow the menu.
Insert in terms of the menu or tab on the ribbon, allows you to insert various things, like pictures, fields, dates, charts etc. Insert in terms of the typing mode will push text ahead of itself if you are typing in the middle of a word or sentence. The opposite is overtype which will replace what you have already as you type. Usually people work in Insert mode.
from file insert table
Click insert and symbols
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