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Editing Documents Lesson 2. Editing Involves: Adding Deleting Changing Moving Correct errors Refine the appearance of the document.

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1 Editing Documents Lesson 2

2 Editing Involves: Adding Deleting Changing Moving Correct errors Refine the appearance of the document

3 Objectives (Day 1) Compare characters & nonprinting characters Display nonprinting characters by toggling the Show/Hide button Use backspace & delete key Compare Undo & Redo commands Use Undo, Redo, & Repeat commands Select text multiple ways using the mouse & keyboard shortcuts Use Drag-and-Drop feature to move text quickly and easily throughout a document

4 Characters vs. Nonprinting Characters Characters All items visible on screen that can be printed Examples: Letters, numbers, graphics Nonprinting Characters All items that can be seen on a screen, but not printed Examples: Hard returns, blank spaces, & tabs Show Hide button 

5 Nonprinting Characters Tab = Arrow Space = Dot Hard Return = Paragraph Symbol

6 Delete & Replace Characters Backspace Key Deletes characters to the LEFT of the insertion point Delete Key Deletes characters to the RIGHT of the insertion point

7 Use Undo, Redo, and Repeat Undo (CTRL +Z) Reverses the last command Undo Button (QAT) Redo/Repeat (CTRL + Y) Reverses the action of the undo button Repeats last action Redo Button (QAT)

8 Select Text Selecting Identifies blocks of text for editing BEWARE!! New keystrokes will replace selected text

9 Selecting Text using Mouse & Keyboard Mouse Click & Drag—Selects 1 character at a time Double-click a word—Selects entire word Triple-click—Selects entire paragraph Triple-click in Left Margin—Selects entire document Keyboard Shift + arrow keys—Selects 1 character at a time CTRL + A—Selects All Text

10 Drag-and-Drop Quick & easy way to move text short distances Use mouse—DRAG selected text from existing location—then DROP the selected text in new location

11 Objectives (Day 2) Define & use the clipboard Use Cut, Copy, & Paste commands Highlight text to emphasize importance Insert a File into a document

12 Cut, Copy, and Paste Clipboard Temporary storage place in computer’s memory Stores up to 24 items How To: Clipboard Group--Dialog Box Launcher Cut (Ctrl + X) Removes text from the document and stores it in the clipboard Copy (Ctrl + C) Copies the selected items to the clipboard Paste (Ctrl + V) Places the content of the clipboard at the insertion point

13 Highlight Text Highlight Used to emphasize important text within a document Use light colors ONLY! Live Previews How To: Button or Mini Toolbar

14 Inserting a File Insert contents from other files into a document Insert Tab—Text Group—Object button—Text from File **Tip** Be sure insertion point is properly positioned


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