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Document Production

Document Production. By – Immanuel in 9B2 and Fahad in 9B1. The Basics. Let's start off with the toolbar. The toolbar has seven different tabs. Home, Insert, Page Layout, References, Mailings, Review, and View.

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Document Production

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  1. Document Production By – Immanuel in 9B2 and Fahad in 9B1

  2. The Basics • Let's start off with the toolbar. The toolbar has seven different tabs. • Home, Insert, Page Layout, References, Mailings, Review, and View.

  3. Home: This tab is the basic word processing tools, like for example, size, font, color, style, etc. You will find that you're going to go here most of the time.

  4. Insert: This tab contains more tools than the Home tab, and it's really for inserting things. They are really helpful, and they're just not used for basic word processing. They're also used for a professional document. Some things you can do in this tab are add clip art, add links, etc.

  5. Page Layout: This tab is mostly there for adding the final touch to your document and fixing it a little. You can change the orientation, the size of your document, and pretty much you can do things you normally can't do basically.

  6. References: This tab is for inserting references. For example, adding citations, a table of contents, footnotes, bibliography, captions, etc.

  7. Mailings: This tab is for making envelopes and labels, starting a mail merge (sending the same document to different people),

  8. Review: This tab is for things like spelling and grammar, translating, a dictionary, a thesaurus, adding a comment, etc.

  9. View: This tab has something to do with how your document looks like. It's sort of similar to Page Layout, except it's more of adjusting things, like zoom in, zoom out, etc.

  10. Format: This tab only applies with pictures, clip art, word art, or photos. This tab is for adjusting the images and text, like changing the brightness, contrast, effect, color, etc.

  11. Making your first document • Let's go on to the part where you make your first document. • Open up Microsoft word and start a new blank document. You do this by clicking on the icon that looks like a blank page with one corner turned down.

  12. Begin the process by saving. • To save, you click on the circular Microsoft Office logo in the upper left hand corner of the window. You should see a little menu pop-up with multiple options. • Leave the cursor over the words Save As. You should always do Save As when you're making a new document. It gives you the option of what kind of document you want it to be, where you're going to save it, and what the name of the document will be so you won’t lose the document easily.

  13. After you're done creating a folder and saving the document, go back to the empty document. Choose a font that you think is a style you like. Some suggested fonts are Times New Roman, Calibri (Body), and Arial. The picture below shows you an example of what to do.

  14. Type what you needed to type.

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