Microsoft Word

in pagelayout ribbion tab, dose the background button have an arrow with ore option? yes or no

You should press CTRL+A to select the entire document text.

You can use the table feature to create columns. I prefer to create these in Excel and copy or insert into Word. It is so much easier to manage column width and information.

which of the following line-spacing options sets fixed line spacing that word does not adjust

Microsoft Office is an application software (i.e. Word, Excel, and Powerpoint).

MS Word is used in word processing, MS Excel is used in spreadsheets, and MS Powerpoint is used in slide presentations.

1) Take ruler
2) Find clever place to hide it (ie in your microwave)
3) Whenever you want to show it off, take it out.

It really depends on what you are printing. You would choose the orientation of the page based upon that.

Print Screen, usually abreviated as "prt sc" or similar. it is normally located with the other mystery keys on top right of board...

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A hanging indent marker is a tool available on Microsoft Office products. When you use this tool, it allows you to select a specific paragraph that you want to be indented throughout your paper.

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The parts of the Microsoft Word application may vary depending upon which version of the program the user is using. For instance, in the 2010 version of the program there are eight different parts to the application. The parts include the file section which includes basic commands such as save. The next section is the home screen which is where the user types their document. Insert allows the user to insert any graphics or tables needed for their document. Page layout allows the user to change the size of the document. The references section allows the user to insert footnotes and end notes among other commands. Mailings will allow the user to create a mail ready document. Review contains word count and other important information. View allows the users to manipulate the view they see their document in.

They are not the same. Excel is a spreadsheet that can be used to calculate and store data. Word is a program for writing documents such as letters.However, these two programs do have a number of similarities, for example the majority of Microsoft programs have a very similar toolbar area and controls, and all Microsoft programs share designs of buttons etc. It is also possible to do similar things in both. You can create tables in Word and even do formulas in them, like you would in Excel, but only to a very limited extent. In Excel you could type in text and format it like in a word processor, but it is not really ideal for doing large amounts. So depending on what you want to do, you would choose the application that is most suited to your requirements.

IF EVER IT'S INSTALLED ON YOUR DEVICE, Go to: C:\program files\Microsoft Works Word is WksWP.exe (RENAMED: WORKS WORD PROCESSOR) and Excel is wksss.exe (RENAMED: WORKS SPREADSHEET) -or- Run\ [WksWP ¦ wksss] -or- start\all programs\microsoft works task launcher -and- choose at the right upper corner IF NOT INSTALLED: go on microsoft.com\Microsoft Works, where: ®·© = ±$$Bill's¢¢² /14952, New inscription for you! Was here 2008 NO 16, 18:18. *****NEXT AWNSER ¿ *****------ » Windows Vista is just an operating system like Windows XP, it does not include any Microsoft Office applications like Word and Excel. You need to get/buy license for these and need to install these separately. - Neeraj Sharma Many new computers and laptops come with a trial version Office installed which can be licensed for a fee. In this case you simply follow the instructions that will pop up when your trial period expires. If you don't have the trial version installed or you wish to get another version:

In order to install Word and Excel (both are part of Microsoft' Office Suite) you will need to buy Word and Excel seperately (not cost efficient) or together in "Office". Office comes in several configurations, so check them all out online at Microsoft.com and decide which one meets your needs first. After you have bought the version of software you need, then installing them is straightforward. Simply close all other applications you may have running, insert the CD or DVD that Office comes on. A window will pop up that begins the install process. Just follow instructions from there. (If the window doesn't pop up, then simply go to "My Computer" and click on the CD/DVD drive icon. This should start the process if the installation disc is inserted.)

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Press Page Layout tab to expand, then adjust settings in Page Setup section.

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For a paragraph, to have both sides having a straight margin, the text is said to be justified. Some extra space can be used to push the text towards the margins.

Google docs is really nice because other people (that you of course specify) can see the changes in the document in real time. Within seconds automatically the other persons changes are brought up on your screen.

To change the style set of the current Word document to "Basic Stylish," go to the "Design" tab on the ribbon. In the "Document Formatting" group, click on "Style Sets," and then select "Basic Stylish" from the dropdown menu. This will apply the new style set to your document, updating the formatting of headings, paragraphs, and other text elements accordingly.

No, you have to buy Microsoft Powerpoint in any operating system. Microsoft Powerpoint is simply an add-on to any Windows product.

It is important to know how to work a computer. The buttons on most computers that retrieve items copied to the clipboard, are Ctrl+V.

PowerPoint is really not designed for making brochures. You could make a brochure on PowerPoint by creating the pages you want to see and then manually ensuring that they print back-to-back, but using a word processing program for the brochure would be much easier.

It means it (most likely/probably) is a grammar mistake. However, I do think that Microsoft Word (any version) has and can make mistakes with grammar and/or spelling.

Click on that page and press the 'Backspace' key on your keyboard until the page disappears.

What you are doing is removing non printing characters (paragraph marks, tabs, spaces, etc). If this does not work then you might need to remove a section break that has called up the blank page.

When an author creates a picture with words, he is using