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Microsoft Word
A sub-category devoted to the famous word processor made by Microsoft.
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How do you quiting in Microsoft Excel?
RANDY THE DINOSAUR RAWR You can quit in Microsoft excel either gracefully or not, by: 1) Choosing the option Exit under menu File, 2) Clicking the box with X at the right most portion of the excel screen, 3) Pressing alt+ctrl+del, 4) Pressing alt+f4, and 5) Shutting your computer directly but the data or updates made will be lost.
What does a red wavy line represent?
The wavy blue (or green) underline in Word is used to indicate a grammatical error (as compared to the red underline for a misspelling). The computer program may or may not be right; it's worth looking at it, but sometimes you actually do want to phrase yourself the way you did, despite the objection of the Word program.
What is the function of the Redo button in Microsoft?
Re-do repeats the same action. So if you want to do the same thing over and over again, a quick way can be to use redo, rather than whatever way you might have to do the actual task itself. Using redo can be quicker.
The custom tab marker is different for each kind of tab, so for example a left tab marker looks different to a decimal tab marker, so in this sense they will indicate the alignment that would be implemented if the tab key is pressed and the tab is used. If the tab is not used, then it does not indicate what way the text is aligned.
File extension of Microsoft Word document?
The standard extension for most versions of Word has been .doc but in Word 2007 .docx is used.
Why would you use word processing?
Word processing creates documents that can be delivered throughout an organization. Good word processors include features such as spell check and the ability to adjust the structure of the document.
What character fonts do many word processing documents use where some characters are wider than oth?
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How do you type lower case numbers in Microsoft Word?
Numbers don't have "lower and upper cases". If you are referring to subscripts and superscripts (the number is typed just above or below the text, but in much smaller type), they are selectable using the Font menu.
How Is Microsoft Word used in medical field?
There are all sorts of documents that are created in the medical profession that could be created using Word. Doctors could use it to write letters. Mail merges could be used to send letters for patients to do things like attend appointments. All sorts of medical reports could be typed in Word. Documents on instructions on medical procedures could be used. Documents for payments can be done in Word, like invoices. Memos could be created with them. Forms that patients have to fill in could be created in Word. All of these are options, as are many more.
The default document settings are stored in what type of template file?
the default document settings are stored in what template file?
When the footer or header area is active is the body of the document is dimmed?
Yes. It is a way of distinguishing the different parts of the document.
What type of break can you insert if you want to force the text to begin on next page?
A Page Break.
Page break is the point where you wish your page to end. It can be just after entering two lines or 10 lines. Beyond that point nothing can be written on that page. If text is already present there, it is moved on to the next page.
Go to Insert tab in ribbon menu, towards the left, you will find 'Page break' insertion button.
Deleting an existing page break is bit more technical though.
Who was the inventor of first software for computer?
The concept of using separate instructions to control a sequence of computational operations is attributed to Charles Babbage, who designed his Analytical Engine to be programmable using punched cards. It was never built, but the Babbage's concept of software was known and used by developers of electromechanical computers in the 1930s.
What does document creation in Microsoft Word mean?
First off lets start with what a document is.
Document - A piece of written, printed, or electronic matter that provides information or evidence or that serves as an official record. (this is according to a Google search)
So in Microsoft Word when you create a document you are making a 'electronic matter that provides information or evidence or that serves as an official record'
It means starting a new word processing document. It has then been created.
Which application of Microsoft's Office Suite uses the docx file extension?
Microsoft Word started using docx files in 2007
What is copy and paste action?
Copy and paste is when you want a sentence, word, quote, picture, or something like that and make a copy of it in Microsoft Word, or Powerpoint. or in the notebook.
Defenitions: Copy: 1. an imitation, reproduction, or transcript of an original 2.to make a copy of; transcribe; reproduce
Steps on how to save document in Microsoft Word?
These are the steps to create a new MS-Word Document.
1.Click the start button, you'll get a pop-up window.
2.Click all programs.
3.In those programs list click Microsoft Office.
4.Finally click Microsoft Word.
You will get a new document in MS-Word.
How do you send a Microsoft Works document into Microsoft Word?
You can save your Microsoft works document in "saved as" to be a Microsoft word document. All you do is have to go to "File" the go to "Save As" then go to "Save as type" and then click the down arrow next to the "Save as type" and click "word 97-2003 Document (*.doc)" or click "word 2007 Document (*.docx). This should work. I would save it as the word 97-2003 Document (*doc).
Hope this helps,
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What does redo means in Microsoft Word?
If you have used the Undo command to undo some action you have taken, you can redo that action using the Redo command. Redo only comes available after you have done an Undo.
If you have used the Undo command to undo some action you have taken, you can redo that action using the Redo command. Redo only comes available after you have done an Undo.
If you have used the Undo command to undo some action you have taken, you can redo that action using the Redo command. Redo only comes available after you have done an Undo.
If you have used the Undo command to undo some action you have taken, you can redo that action using the Redo command. Redo only comes available after you have done an Undo.
If you have used the Undo command to undo some action you have taken, you can redo that action using the Redo command. Redo only comes available after you have done an Undo.
If you have used the Undo command to undo some action you have taken, you can redo that action using the Redo command. Redo only comes available after you have done an Undo.
If you have used the Undo command to undo some action you have taken, you can redo that action using the Redo command. Redo only comes available after you have done an Undo.
If you have used the Undo command to undo some action you have taken, you can redo that action using the Redo command. Redo only comes available after you have done an Undo.
If you have used the Undo command to undo some action you have taken, you can redo that action using the Redo command. Redo only comes available after you have done an Undo.
If you have used the Undo command to undo some action you have taken, you can redo that action using the Redo command. Redo only comes available after you have done an Undo.
If you have used the Undo command to undo some action you have taken, you can redo that action using the Redo command. Redo only comes available after you have done an Undo.
Each cell in a table contains a that you use to select and format cells?
This question makes no sense in the Microsoft Excel category. A cell contains cell formatting, you right-click and select cell formatting to change the formatting in a cell.
Which mistakes are NOT highlighted by the spell checker in a word-processing document?
The spell checker feature in a word processor program will detect many spelling mistakes, but spelling mistakes that are actually valid words will not be noted. Also, most spell checkers will give you false errors for valid alternative spellings of words, because whoever wrote the software chose just one correct way, when there are actually at least two correct ways to spell several words. Also, the spell check might offer you a "correct" spelling that isn't correct at all in the context of your document because the software can't tell what you meant, so another word that is similarly spelled but completely wrong for your document might be offered as a "correction."
You also won't see errors pop up for other writing problems, like poor organization or repetitive language.
Another type of mistake that is not highlighted by the spell checker in a word processing document is the use of incorrect grammar, although some software offers grammar checking as well. Grammar checking, of course, has its own problems, which are much worse than spell check's problems.
