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Word 2007 Practice: Create a Custom Footer and Save it as a Building Block

Wednesday, March 19th, 2008

This practice exercise will take you through the steps of making a custom footer (or header)and saving it as a building block in Word. There will be two distinct tasks accomplished: creating the footer and saving it as a building block. Creating the footer will go through where to find ...

Word 2007 Practice: Adding a Footer to a Document

Monday, March 17th, 2008

A footer is the text that sits along the bottom margin that can repeat on every page of the document. It typically would hold the document title, page numbers, the print date, or a message like Draft or Internal Use Only. A footer is exactly the same as a header, ...

Word 2007 Practice: Making Mailing Labels

Wednesday, March 12th, 2008

Labels are pretty easy to make in Word. Even if you don't have actual labels to print right now, this lesson will take you through the steps. Here's how to make a full sheet of the same label: Click on the Mailings tab. In the Create group, click Labels. Click the Options button. ...

Word 2007 Practice: Changing Margins

Wednesday, March 5th, 2008

Margins are the space that surrounds a printout, between the text and graphics and the edge of the page. Basically, it creates a frame for the document. There is a Top, Bottom, Left and Right margin, and they can each be changed individually. A typical margin is one inch. Changing ...

Word 2007 Practice: Working with Indents

Monday, March 3rd, 2008

Open Word 2007, and generate some paragraphs to work with. Do this by typing either: =rand() (This will give you three paragraphs in English) or =lorem(4,5) (This will generate 4 paragraphs in Latin that are 5 sentences apiece.) What you are going to do is apply each of the different indent styles ...

Word 2007 Practice: Work with Tabs

Friday, February 29th, 2008

A Little Exercise with Tabs Open Word, or start a new document. Make sure the Tab button is on Left. Click the 1" mark on the ruler; you should see the left tab. Click on the Tab button to change the tab type to Center. Click at the 3" mark to place a center ...