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01/09/2014
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Understanding word processing tabs

being able to professionally edit word processing documents with

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Home Tab
Paste, cut, copy, format painter Font: name, size, grow, shrink, change case, clear formatting, bold, italic, underline, strike through, subscirpt, superscript Paragraph: bullets, numbering, multilevel list, left, center, right, justified alignment, line spacing, shading, border. Styles: normal, no spacing, Heading 1 &2, change styles Editing: find, replace, select

Insert Tab

Page Layout Tab

Themes: themes, colors,
fonts, effects

Review Tab
Proofing: spelling &
grammar, research, thesaurus, word count Language: translate, language Comments: new comment, delete, previous, next Tracking: track changes, final: show markup, show markup, reviewing pane Changes: accept, reject, previous, next Compare: compare Protect: block authors, restrict editing

Clipboard:

Pages: cover page, blank

page, page break Tables: table

Page Setup: margins,

orientation, size, columns, breaks, line numbers, hyphenation Page Background: watermark, page color, page borders Paragraph: indent left and right, spacing before and after Arrange: position, wrap text, bring forward, send backward, selection pane, align, group, rotate.

Illustrations: picture,
clipart, shapes, smartart, chart Links: hyperlink, bookmark, cross-reference Header & Footer: header, footer, page number Text: text box, quick parts, wordart, drop cap, signature line, date & time, object Symbols: equation, symbol

So what? What is important to understand about this?

Knowing where functions are located and what they do helps make editing quicker and more professional.