1. By: Ms. Abeer Helwa 1

2. CREATE A WORD DOCUMENT 2 Blank document Templates To create a new blank document: click the File tab and click Blank document

3. THE WORD WINDOW 3 Quick Access Toolbar Ribbon Title bar Collapse the Ribbon Vertical scroll bar Zoom slider Views Status Bar

4. THE WORD WINDOW 4 Status bar: It is a bar At the bottom of the Word window which keeps you apprised of information in your document such as, words and page count, and your current position. The Zoom slider allows you to enlarge or reduce the onscreen size of the document.

5. CUSTOMIZE THE QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR 1.Click the Quick Access Toolbar and select from a list of commands. 2.If the command that you want to include on the toolbar is not on the list, you can right-click the command on the Ribbon and click Add to Quick Access Toolbar. 3.You can remove a command from it by right-clicking the icon on the Quick Access Toolbar and clicking Remove from Quick Access Toolbar. 5 Customize Quick Access Toolbar Repeat (or Redo) Undo

6. CHANGING ZOOM SETTINGS 6 Changing the size of text onscreen does not actually change the font size of a document. To change the document zoom, click the View tab and select Zoom from the Zoom group. Or you can drag the Zoom slider in the Status Bar. Zoom Options Zoom Out and Zoom In Zoom Slider

7. REUSE TEXT To reuse text from a previously created document into a new document: 1.Position the insertion point to where the text is to be inserted. 2.Click the Insert tab. 3.Click the Object arrow. 4.Click Text from File 5.Navigate to the location of the saved document and double- click the file name. 7 Insert text from file Object arrow

8. SAVE A DOCUMENT 8 To save a document: 1.click the File tab and click Save or Save As. 2.Click Computer and click Browse to navigate to the desired location. 3.Provide a file name and either accept the default type (Word Document) or click the Save as type arrow and select another format. Select to save to on your computer Click to navigate to a folder on the selected location

9. SAVE VS. SAVE AS 9 If you open a document and plan to save it with the same file name and in the same location from which it was opened, choose Save. Otherwise, to change the save location, the file name or type, choose Save as.

10. CLOSE A DOCUMENT 10 To close a Word document: click the File tab and click Close.

11. SELECTING TEXT IN WORD 11

12. SETTING INDENTS 12 To apply a paragraph indentation: 1.Select the text 2.Click Home tab. 3.Click the Paragraph Dialog Box Launcher, to set paragraph Indentation Indents Special indents Paragraph Dialog Box Launcher

13. SETTING INDENTS 13 First line indent, in which the first line of each paragraph is set off from the left margin. Hanging indent, where the first line of a source begins at the left margin, but all other lines in the source are indented. First Line indent Hanging indent

14. BORDERS AND SHADING 14 Border is a line that surrounds a paragraph, a page, a table, or an image. Shading is a background color that appears behind text in a paragraph, a page, or a table.

15. APPLYING BORDERS AND SHADING 1.Select the text 2.Click the Borders and Shading arrow in the Paragraph group on the Home tab and select Borders and Shading. 3.When Borders and Shading dialog box displays, select the borders or shades that you want to include in your document. 15

16. APPLYING BORDERS AND SHADING 16 Preview Color Width Shading tab Borders tab Style

17. RESIZE PICTURES You can resize a picture by doing the following: 1.Right-click the picture then select Size and Position. 2.Type the Height and the Width in the boxes and pay attention to the measurement unit 3.Click on OK 17

18. ROTATE PICTURES You can rotate a picture by doing the following: 1.Select the picture. 2.Select the rotation option from Rotate arrow in the Arrange group on the Format tab. 18

19. PICTURE LAYOUT OPTIONS Layout Options simplifies text wrapping around an object. The Layout Options control is located next to a selected object. Layout options are: Wrapping In Line with Text, Square, Tight, Through, Top and Bottom, Behind Text, and In Front of Text. 19 Wrap Text Layout Options

20. INSERTING WORD ART 20 WordArt is a feature that modifies text to include special effects, including colors, shadows, gradients, and 3-D effects. To apply WordArt: 1. Select text to be formatted. 2. Click the Insert tab. 3. Click WordArt in the Text group. 4. Select a WordArt style. WordArt

21. MERGING CELLS IN TABLES To merge multiple cells into one cell: 1.Select the rows or column in which to merge cells. 2.Click the Layout tab and click Merge Cells in the Merge group. 21 Merge Cells

22. SPLITTING CELLS IN TABLES To split a single cell into multiple cells : 1.Select a cell to split. 2.Click Split Cells in the Merge group. 3.Respond to selections in the Split Cells dialog box and click OK. 22 Split Cells

23. CHANGING ROW HEIGHT AND COLUMN WIDTH 23 To adjust row height and column width: 1.Select the column or row that is to be adjusted. 2.Click the Cell Size group on the Layout Tab. 3.You can then indicate your measurement in inches. Height and Width

24. CELL ALIGNMENT 24 You can align cell contents both vertically and horizontally within the current cell. To align text in a cell: click the cell and select an alignment option in the Alignment group on the Layout tab. Align text within a cell

25. APPLYING TABLE STYLES 25 1.Click an empty area of a table cell and then click on the Design tab. 2.Open the Table Styles list and select the style that you want to apply. Table Styles gallery

26. ALIGNING TABLES 26 Table alignment refers to the position of a table between the left and right document margins. To change table alignment: right-click an empty area of a table cell and select Table Properties. Align a table horizontally