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Where can I find a Word document to practice on?
Where can I find a Word document to practice on? I am honing my MS Word
skills and need a generic word document on which to practice various word processing skills and functions. |
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Milton
You could go to any website where there is a bunch of text, a news item on the CNN news pages for instance.. highlight all of the news item, then copy and paste into MS Word.. voila.. instant document and maybe even including graphics boxes.. -- Mike Hall MVP - Windows Shell/User "Milton" wrote in message ... Where can I find a Word document to practice on? I am honing my MS Word skills and need a generic word document on which to practice various word processing skills and functions. |
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Type =rand() and press the enter key.
See the article "The rand "virus": or how to insert dummy text into a document" at: http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/DummyText.htm -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Milton" wrote in message ... Where can I find a Word document to practice on? I am honing my MS Word skills and need a generic word document on which to practice various word processing skills and functions. |
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You can also use Google to locate docs on the web.
Say if you're interested in docs containing the word "bulletin", google for bulletin filetype:doc Greetings, Klaus "Milton" wrote: Where can I find a Word document to practice on? I am honing my MS Word skills and need a generic word document on which to practice various word processing skills and functions. |
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In , Milton told us
an interesting story. My reply to this story is at the bottom of this message. Where can I find a Word document to practice on? I am honing my MS Word skills and need a generic word document on which to practice various word processing skills and functions. Get your random generated text he http://www.lorem-ipsum.info/generator2 I prefer Quenya, with Tengwar fonts installed. ;-) -- Amedee Van Gasse |
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Just type =rand() at the beginning of a new document, this will give you
some text to work on. HTH Gilles "Milton" wrote in message ... Where can I find a Word document to practice on? I am honing my MS Word skills and need a generic word document on which to practice various word processing skills and functions. |
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