Learning the Basics of Microsoft Word 2010 for Microsoft Windows

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Learning the Basics of Microsoft Word 2010 for Microsoft Windows

Content Covered in this Module What is Microsoft Word Starting Microsoft Word Ribbon Menu System “File” Menu “Home” Ribbon Menu “Insert” Ribbon Menu “Page Layout” Ribbon Menu “References” Ribbon Menu “Mailings” Ribbon Menu “Review” Ribbon Menu “View” Ribbon Menu Primary Tasks Creating a New Document Opening an Existing Document Opening Multiple Documents Saving a Document for the First Time Saving a Document Working With Text Formatting - Margins Formatting - Headers and Footers Formatting - Page Numbers Non-Text Items – Bullets Non-Text Items – Tables Non-Text Items – Images Non-Text Items – Hyperlinks Proofing Tools – Spellcheck Printing Options Closing Documents

What is Microsoft Word 2010? Microsoft Word 2010 is a word processor created by Microsoft, and is included in the Microsoft Office 2010 software suite.

Starting Microsoft Word You may start Microsoft Word by locating the Microsoft Office shortcut folder, and selecting the Microsoft Word shortcut. Note: The location of this shortcut will vary depending upon your chosen configuration and installation settings. However, it will most commonly be located in a “Microsoft Office” folder created during the program installation.

Ribbon Menu System The current versions of Microsoft Word use what is referred to as the “ribbon menu” system. The ribbon menus differ from the previous style menus in that the number of possible selections is far smaller, and the menus are not dropdown menus. Rather, the menus are selectable menus that do not disappear once you move your mouse to another part of the screen. The “File” menu is the only remaining dropdown menu among the primary menus. The menu tabs will allow you to navigate Microsoft Word features, and perform various functions. The different menu tabs typically contain similar sets of features.

“File” Menu This menu will give you access to general options related to the Word file itself.

“Home” Ribbon Menu The “Home” menu contains general options such as font sizes, alignment, copy/paste. The bulk of your time in the menu system will be spent in this menu. The font size and style controls are located within this ribbon, as shown below. You may adjust these settings by using the relevant dropdown menus.

“Insert” Ribbon Menu This menu allows you to insert a variety of non-text objects into your document. You can use it to add tables, pictures, links, headers and footers, among other things.

“Page Layout” Ribbon Menu The “Page Layout” menu is where you will do the majority of your document formatting. You can use it to set margins, page orientation, size, the number of text columns, borders, indentation and spacing.

“References” Ribbon Menu The “References” menu allows you to easily cite and reference sources that you may use while creating a document.