Microsoft Word

To change the normal format to IEEE format you need to select the content that you need to change first. You should then go to the page layout tab and choose the IEEE format.

Some versions might have a button, but you can go to 'edit' and hit 'undo.' You can also hit control + z on your keyboard.

Yes! In MS Word 2007 you type your list with bullets or numbers and then select the entire list and click on the button in the Ribbon that is under the Home Tab in the Paragraph section that has an A on top of a Z with a down arrow. That will sort your list.

Yes. You don't need any internet connection of any kind, be that Wifi or any other kind. It is a word processor, used for typing documents. There is no requirement for internet access to do the standard things that a word processor does.

The body of your letter is the area between the headline and the signature line.

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The text wrap formatting used is known as Square.

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One can get a Microsoft Excel free download from the official Microsoft download center. It is however a free download and one must pay once the trial is over. One can also download from Softonic.

It enables you to put text into more than one column, like you would see in a newspaper or a magazine or a newsletter or leaflets. You can type in your text as normal and then select it to put it into columns.

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Go to "insert" tab.

Select "page break". EVERY TIME you click on "page break" you are adding a blank page.

Then just scroll down to the bottom of the screen and you'll be at the last blank page you made.

The Go To Command.

It depends on the size of the document. If each document is a gigabyte, then your iPod Touch can hold between seven and eight gigabytes. You must also take in the factor of the space the document viewing app will take up on your iPod Touch, too.

Normally every program (Windows based) has a print preview option. If you look at the top left corner of the window that you are trying to print, there is a File drop-down menu. Click File-Print Preview; it's right above the Print and Exit options.

A header is the text that goes on the top of each page. In MS Word you can set it to automatically print on each page, along with a variety of other information, like the page number.

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It is called Insertion point

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If you have previous figures to work from there are a few possible ways. You can use the FORECAST function if you have two sets of dependent figures. You could also use a standard formula if there is a pattern in the figures you have already have got. So if sales had gone up by 10% each year, you could increase the last sales you had by 10%. Forecasting is not always precise so to be accurate is not always certain, particularly with something like sales as it can be affected by many factors. So there are lots of functions that could be used.

Well, that is probably a long answer... First, make sure the margins are set to one inch. Word sometimes defaults to 1.25 inches, unless you have provided other default values for it. That option should be under File | Page Setup. For formatting the rest of it, it depends on the specifications of wherever you are submitting it for publication. Each publication has different requirements. If you are not submitting it, and it is a dissertation for a school, check with the school for requirements. If it is none of these, then you can format it as you choose. Use the Style drop-down menu (you can locate it on the toolbar because it will have a word in it that isn't the font. Usually "Normal" for regular text if you haven't added bullets or set up your own styles. Try the different heading styles for titles. if you don't like any of them, you can make your own style. It *is* better to use a style though, because then applying that same style to later text will give you exactly the same font size and other options without you having to go check and see what you did in that situation. It keeps things very consistent. Also, if you change your mind later, the style organizer can change everything set in one style to a different style all at once... takes much less time. Run spell-check, add a header and footer as needed (page numbers help the reader, and you can add them from the header and footer toolbar after selecting View | Header and Footer). Also, if you are using APA or MLA style for your manuscript, the header is where the last name or shortened title with page number go... not on the regular page. That's the general idea. If you don't know how to do something specific, ask about that feature separately.

first open Microsoft word then you will see a capital A with a red line under it. click on the arrowbeside it and it will show all the colors available.

The options on the menu bar and submenus can help users to do lots of things in a Word document. Menus include the File, Edit, View, Insert, Format, Tools, Table, Window and Help. We can format text as we wish when we are in Word 2003 documents. We can open, close and save documents. We can do a wide range of editing tasks. We can insert all sorts of things, like text boxes, graphics, symbols, diagrams and other things. The Format menu includes a lot of things that we use to format the document and is one of the most useful menus. There are lots of tools for special use in Word. Tables are another important thing you can use Word for, so it has a menu of options. The Window menu has a few things you can do with the window you are working on and finally the Help menu gives you access to help for your work. Since Word 2007, menus have been got rid of, but the facilities they have are included in the new versions.

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A footer will contain your name, date and page number. A header will contain title and heading

For Windows 7, the method I use when in the middle of composing an email is to click on "START" and find (or search) for the Character Map. Click on the character you want followed by "Select" then "Copy". Now return to your hotmail letter and do a Right-click, Paste. Unfortunately, my method pastes the special character at the beginning of the next line so I have to do the following sequence: backspace-left arrow-backspace. This should put the special character where you wanted it.