I am writing a Standard Operationg Procedure (SOP) for utilizing MS Word.
Basically it is a checklist or cheat sheet. I know the subject is broad,
that is the way we usually receive our task until we provide a product then
we are clearer guidance.
This is the basic components we work with on a daily basis:
PARTS:
1. Creating and Editing Documents
2. Proofreading Documents
3. Formatting and Printing Documents
4. Advanced Formatting
USES:
1. enables you to save a Word document in HTML format
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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
You're an instructor? I don't think you'll get much help here unless you can
define the question better. "Basic components" is pretty broad. Are you
talking about applets such as Microsoft Graph, WordArt, Equation Editor? Or
components of a document such as paragraphs and sections? Or features of
Word? Word commands?
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Words into Type
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"Payatot" wrote in message
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Actually it is not homework. i am in the military and trying to complete a
lesson plan on MS Word utilization. There are several examples but all
are
different. I was hoping to get a consensus here or someone point me in
the
riht direction. Payato
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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
This sounds like a homework question. We don't do those.
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Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"Payatot" wrote in message
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I know this is a generic question, but I can not seem to find the
answer
in
one place. It is a vague question but I am looking for the basic
conponents
of MS Word ad their applications? Thanks Payato
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not"