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Unit 7: Microsoft Word Introduction



                 7.2.1.5 How to  Save a  File                                                          Notes


                   1.  Click the Microsoft Office Button      and select Save.

                   2. Navigate to the location to save your file.
                   3. Enter the name for the new file in the File name box.
                        Keyboard Shortcut: CTRL+ S

                 7.2.1.6  Compatibility Mode  and  Converting Documents

                 You may find that there are  times you need to access and edit files created in previous
                 versions of Word (for example, you are working on a document with a colleague who is
                 still be running Word 2003). The below information will provide you with the resources you
                 need while working with these documents.

                 7.2.1.7 Compatibility Mode

                 When you open a document created in previous versions of Word, Compatibility Mode is
                 turned on and you will see Compatibility Mode in the title bar of that document window.
                 While you are able to open, edit and save documents created in previous versions of Word,
                 you will not be able to  use any of the new or enhanced Word 2007 features.

                 7.2.1.8 Convert a  Document to Word 2007

                   1. Click the Microsoft Office Button, and then click Convert.
                   2. From the Microsoft Office Word dialog box, click OK.
                 Initially, Word displays a new document that is based on a Normal template (NORMAL.DOT)
                 in full-screen size. Word’s Normal template determines the initial settings.
                   • The Title Bar:  The title bar at the top of the screen displays the program name
                      (Microsoft Word), document filename (Document1), Word control menu, and the three
                      buttons on the upper-right corner of the screen to either minimize or restore, or exit
                      document, respectively.
                   • The Menu Bar: Just below the title bar is the menu bar. It contains drop-down menus.

                   • Toolbars:  By default, the Standard and Formatting toolbars are displayed just below
                      the menu bar. Additional toolbars are available for different features. Choose View
                      >> Toolbars to show or hide any of Word’s toolbars.



                               If no toolbars are displayed, click the  View  menu, choose  Toolbars  and
                               then select the desired toolbar from the list. By selecting  Customize  at
                               the bottom of the list, you can choose to enlarge the toolbar buttons, add
                               color to some of the buttons, and hide ToolTips.



                   • The Ruler:  The horizontal ruler is displayed across the top of the document window
                      and enables to change paragraph indents, adjust margins, change the width of newspaper
                      style columns, change the width of table columns and set tab stops. To display and hide
                      the ruler, choose the View >> Ruler command.






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