Microsoft Office Word is a word processor that is widely used in homes, schools, and offices to create and edit documents. This is a basic tutorial for first time users of the program. Word isn't free. If you are looking to purchase a free word processor linux comes with Openoffice or you can go to openoffice.org.
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At the bottom left you will see a book and Word Count. Word count shows how many words you have saved in the document. The book will indicate a variety of things. If there is a red X over it then you misspelled something or used incorrect grammar. Clicking it will take you right to the word. If there is a blue check then it means your spelling and grammar checks out. The green line is a grammar line. It mainly appears when you right Sentence fragments. (Example: Sell did the.)
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Holding ctrl and hitting S is the shortcut to save the document. It is always a good idea to save even if document recovery has your back. There's nothing worse than losing hours of hard work. Be sure to Save AS something before saving. Saving as will give your document a title and tell you the directory from which you can access it. By default this should be your "My documents" directory. My Documents can be accessed from the start or Windows buttons and the "Documents" option on the right side. You have the ability to create, folders, and subfolders, (to infinity) in this directory. This way you can arrange things by category. (Example: School, Work, Novel, Account information.) You can return later by clicking the link to where you saved it from or opening it right from word with CTRL+O
Now let's examine the first two boxes at the top portion of the screen. The first box is font and everything in it is pretty much self explanatory. You can change the font size to a higher level (making it larger) or a lower level (making it smaller), Change font color, and change subscripts, highlight coloring, and extra text effects from here. Hovering over a button will tell you what it does. The second box is the paragraph box. From here you can change text alignment / justification, Make lists, alphabetize, and shade in the backround color.
The styles bar can be used for special occasions such as titling. Hover over a title box with highlighted text to see what it does.
What you should understand is that all of the things you have learned thus far are contained in the home tab. There are 7 tabs that you need to experiment with. Insert will be your next big one to learn about. From the insert tab you can input premade shapes, pictures, or custom designs built from a drawing pane. This is also the place to make charts, word art, blank pages, and hyperlinks. The insert tab will be included in a future tutorial of Microsoft Office word comes out.
Tutorials are released on a weakly basis the closest to Thursday that I can get. Stop back in on one of those days to see if a new Microsoft Word tutorial has shown up.
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