Word Processing

WHAT’S NEW IN A MICROSOFT WORD Everyday task made fast and easy. Instead of checking the spelling in your entire documents at once let Word flag your spelling mistakes as you type with Spell it. You can make corrections at your leisure by viewing pop-up list suggested changes. Speed text editing by having Word automatically fix capitalization errors and common misspelling using the improve AutoCorrect feature. AutoCorrect learns your personal preferences for capitalization and spelling as you type. AutoCorrect also automatically inserts special shortcuts. Word automatically creates bulleted lists and borders as you type. Work smarter, not harder. Create professionals’ resumes, newsletters and reports quickly by using the new, professionally designed templates provided with Word. Templates provide a layout, heading styles and other design elements for your documents, so all you need to do is type over the placeholder text. Word show you better ways to get the job done with the Tip Wizard, which watches you as works and offer suggestions for faster, easier ways to accomplish your tasks. Word processing software lets you create, edit, format, store, retrieve, and print a document. Let us examine each part of the definition. A text document is any text that can be keyed in, such as a memo. Creation is the original composing and keying in of the document. Editing is making changes to the document to fix errors or improve its content – for example, deleting a sentence, correcting a misspelled name, or moving a paragraph. Formatting refers to adjusting the appearance of the document to make it look appropriate and attractive. For example, you might want to center a heading, make wider margins, or use double spacing. Storing the document means saving it on disk so it can be accessed on demand. (Although beginners usually think in terms of saving the completed document, experienced users save a document at regular intervals as it is being keyed to avoid losing