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That will really depend on the spreadsheet itself and what is going to be in it. You may need a document with figures or other data to enter into it. You might need a general specification to say what the spreadsheet has got to do, often called the requirements. You might want a document of test data to see if it works as it should. You might want a document showing how it is going to be laid out. The more complicated it is, the more likely you are going to need these things. With a very simple spreadsheet you might not need any of them.

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While being edited (before it's intentionally saved) Word documents are stored in the system's random access memory (RAM).

Once the file is "saved" (*file, save as*), it is stored in the selected memory device. Saving a file to My Documents, for example, would save to the hard drive, solid state drive, jump drive, etc: the actual hardware where "My Documents" is located.

Click the same icon again and it will turn it off.

press command + Z to undo and command + Y to redo. or else, if you go to the edit drop-down menu, the 1st choice is undo and the 2nd choice is redo. there is also the undo and redo buttons next to the print button on your 1st and highest horizontal toolbar. they are 2 arrows.

To find any program for that matter, open Windows Explorer, hold Control and press F. This will open a window in which you can search for pretty much anything.

Otherwise just try searching at your desktop.

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Documents that contain only text (usually no pictures).

Depending on what sort of rotation you're after, you've got 2 possible options. # Write your words in a text box Select the text box Click the 'format' button, then 'text direction' (you may have to scroll down to find this option). You get the choice of rotating 90 degrees either clockwise or counterclockwise. For more fancy rotations, including having the text going down the page, or to change the shape etc of text, use WordArt - to find it you need to have the drawing toolbar visible. Click on 'view' then hover your mouse over 'toolbars' In the drop-down list that appears, check the box for 'drawing' WordArt appears on the drawing toolbar as a blue capital 'A' which is slightly tilted When you click it, a box appears with some text options Choose any one, then another box will appear for you to write your text in; click OK when you've finished Reselect the text box, & a toolbar appears; the 3rd option from the right is for vertical text. There are loads of other things you can do in WordArt, but they're a bit difficult to explain in a message. I suggest you use Office help - you may even find your way to a tutorial. Oh yeh, all of the above is using M$ Word 2003, but I'd imagine would be vaguely similar on other versions; I still miss my old M$ Publisher ('95) which allowed you to be far more creative!

You can convert the PDF to Word using AnyBizSoft PDF to Word Converter. It can preserve text, layouts, images and hyperlinks in an editable Word document. Even protected PDF can be converted.

If your PDF is a scanned one, it will extract the whole image in the Word, but you can not edit the content of the images.

If your PDF is created from Word, it not only can extract the image in the generated Word document, but also you can edit the text content in the picture.

The border to the right of a column is called a right-border or column right boundary.

Most Macintosh word processing software provides some compatibility with Microsoft's Word. For example if you are using the Mac version of Microsoft's Word then you save the page. If you are using TextEdit you Save the file selecting one of the Word .doc options from the File Format menu at the bottom of the Save pane. If you are using Pages tick the box Save copy as Word Document in the save pane.

The horizontal axis is the one going across the bottom of a chart. It can be the X axis in some kinds of charts or the category axis in other kinds of charts.

Its simple! all you do is go "star" (at the bottom of the screen) and go search. you then type in the name of your missing document and click search. Your peice of work should atomatically appear!

When working with cells in tables or spreadsheets, the tab key will normally bring you to the next cell. If you want to use a tab in terms of pushing over text within a cell, then what you need to do is indent the text. This can be done by using the Format menu. In Excel you would then choose Cells and then Alignment and the indent option is there. For Word you could use the Paragraph option in the Format menu, or use the ruler to do it by dragging the indent markers at the left side of the ruler.

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If you're using Microsoft Word: Ctrl and F2 (whilst still pressing the Ctrl key).

Alt - F - V will also work.

1 second = 1000 milliseconds

A marker used to change the entire left margin of a paper is known as a Left Indent Margin.

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