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Office Applications
The term office applications generally refer to tools that comprise the 2007 Microsoft Office system. It could also refer to any word processors, presentation programs, spreadsheets, and editors, not in the Microsoft Office system, like Open Office or Lotus.
790 Questions
How do you make th really small so you can use it for writing the date?
Use 'th' as a superscript(in MS Word) to make it small.
How do you send something in word format from open office?
Save the document using the 'save as' function (instead of the normal save) - then select the appropriate format from the drop-down menu.
What ence for the cell located in the fourth column and third row of a worksheet?
The cell is D3 (column D, row 3).
Don't know what ence in the question means
In MSWord when creating a table can you split a ROW?
Yes, but you have to use the "split cell" command. Highlight the first cell of a row, right click and select "split cells", enter the number of colums and rows you want; then use F4 (repeat) to perform the same action on the rest of the cells in the row!
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How do you correct the spelling of a selected word automatically?
autocorreect right click on the word while highlighted and clck on auto correct
What is the difference between normal text and word art?
Normal text is pure text whereas Word art is graphical. That is the biggest difference. Because Word Art is graphical it is possible to do a wide range of things with it like changes to its style, colour, shape, orientation etc. A lot of things can be done with regular text, but not some of those things.
What is an office and purpose of office?
An office is generally a room or other area in which people work. The purpose of the office is to furnish essential services to the management, customers or clients
What is the function of widows and orphans in ms word2003?
In any word processor or desktop publishing program a widow is the first line of a paragraph at the bottom of a page, with the remainder of the paragraph being on the following page, and an orphan is the last line of a paragraph that is displayed at the top of a page.
Neither of them have a function, and MS Word will, by default, not allow widows and orphans, although you can change this by placing the insertion point in the paragraph you want to affect, go to the Format... Paragraph menu, select the Line and Page Breaks tab and set whichever options you choose - for example forcing a Page Break before the paragraph.
Ideally you should use a 4 digit year. It will depend on what way the system is set up to deal with two digits. Years close to 2000, before or after, should be ok. If you wanted to use a wide range of dates, something like 1914 and put in 14, it would default to 2014. Using the 4 digit format will make it clear. So it depends on the context.
Ideally you should use a 4 digit year. It will depend on what way the system is set up to deal with two digits. Years close to 2000, before or after, should be ok. If you wanted to use a wide range of dates, something like 1914 and put in 14, it would default to 2014. Using the 4 digit format will make it clear. So it depends on the context.
Ideally you should use a 4 digit year. It will depend on what way the system is set up to deal with two digits. Years close to 2000, before or after, should be ok. If you wanted to use a wide range of dates, something like 1914 and put in 14, it would default to 2014. Using the 4 digit format will make it clear. So it depends on the context.
Ideally you should use a 4 digit year. It will depend on what way the system is set up to deal with two digits. Years close to 2000, before or after, should be ok. If you wanted to use a wide range of dates, something like 1914 and put in 14, it would default to 2014. Using the 4 digit format will make it clear. So it depends on the context.
Ideally you should use a 4 digit year. It will depend on what way the system is set up to deal with two digits. Years close to 2000, before or after, should be ok. If you wanted to use a wide range of dates, something like 1914 and put in 14, it would default to 2014. Using the 4 digit format will make it clear. So it depends on the context.
Ideally you should use a 4 digit year. It will depend on what way the system is set up to deal with two digits. Years close to 2000, before or after, should be ok. If you wanted to use a wide range of dates, something like 1914 and put in 14, it would default to 2014. Using the 4 digit format will make it clear. So it depends on the context.
Ideally you should use a 4 digit year. It will depend on what way the system is set up to deal with two digits. Years close to 2000, before or after, should be ok. If you wanted to use a wide range of dates, something like 1914 and put in 14, it would default to 2014. Using the 4 digit format will make it clear. So it depends on the context.
Ideally you should use a 4 digit year. It will depend on what way the system is set up to deal with two digits. Years close to 2000, before or after, should be ok. If you wanted to use a wide range of dates, something like 1914 and put in 14, it would default to 2014. Using the 4 digit format will make it clear. So it depends on the context.
Ideally you should use a 4 digit year. It will depend on what way the system is set up to deal with two digits. Years close to 2000, before or after, should be ok. If you wanted to use a wide range of dates, something like 1914 and put in 14, it would default to 2014. Using the 4 digit format will make it clear. So it depends on the context.
Ideally you should use a 4 digit year. It will depend on what way the system is set up to deal with two digits. Years close to 2000, before or after, should be ok. If you wanted to use a wide range of dates, something like 1914 and put in 14, it would default to 2014. Using the 4 digit format will make it clear. So it depends on the context.
Ideally you should use a 4 digit year. It will depend on what way the system is set up to deal with two digits. Years close to 2000, before or after, should be ok. If you wanted to use a wide range of dates, something like 1914 and put in 14, it would default to 2014. Using the 4 digit format will make it clear. So it depends on the context.
Is there a blue background white text option in Microsoft Word 2007 and if so how do you turn it on?
When you've brought up your document:
Click Page Layout
Click Page Color (in Page Background)
Click the second-to-last standard color (Dark Blue) or Dark Red, or Black at the top
This will make the background dark blue with white letters--or red or black background.
When you save the doc it won't stay that way. You have to do it each time you bring up a document, but it only takes a few seconds.
MS needs to put back the choice of dark blue with white text as a default selection.
It is far easier on visually impaired eyes. You can get a similar effect on any web page by "selecting" the text with Ctrl+A
Compared with MS Word 2003, the blue background for MS Word 2010 is exactly the same, but to say that the letters are white is untrue. Rather it's a very light blue, more akin to the WordPerfects of yesteryear. Lettering for the black background is a very light green, definitely worth considering. As for saving the document and having to redo the above procedure every time you start a new document, the workaround is to save your first document, formatted to your specifications but without text, as a template. Keep the file (named something like "New Word Document") on your desktop, so a simple double-click will start Word, which will pop up with the background you chose for your template. New documents composed on the template should of course be given new file names and saved in the format you prefer.
What do you understand by Paradigm Give examples?
In understanding our world, we learn about it, but we also learn from it. A paradigm is a way of organizing and condensing sensory information .
Like learning in general, paradigms help in the study of physical science by helping us to organize information and understand our world.
Our paradigms also affect the way we design, record, and interpret our experiments and observations, as scientists and as humans.
As the old saying goes, "You can get just as drunk on water as you can on land."
If a process tries to access a page which is not present in memory or was not brought into memory. access to such page marked as invalid in page table.
What is the extension of PageMaker?
The extension of PageMaker files is typically ".pmd" for documents created with Adobe PageMaker. Additionally, when exporting to other formats, you might encounter extensions like ".pdf" for PDFs or ".doc" for Word documents. However, PageMaker itself is largely considered obsolete, having been replaced by more modern desktop publishing software like Adobe InDesign.
How can I revive my unsaved document that was on word pad?
Try looking in your My Documents folder, or in your Temp folder, for files that start with a ~
Those are autosaved files, and sometimes can be recovered.
How do you convert Publisher document from RGB to CMYK?
go to Tools > Commercial Printing Tools > Color Printing... and select what you want.
What type of program is visio?
Visio is flowcharting software: it has symbols for networks, office organizations, data flow (computer programming) and more. The best part of it is the ability to connect things via movement lines and then if you need to move the objects (computers, offices etc.) the movement lines automatically follow.
What Avery label is compatible with office max 86111?
Avery 5163 is compatible with Office Max 86111.
This is a 4" wide x 2" high label.
