I often see people struggling to add lines to their documents in Word so this tip should be a goody if you are one of those
In the sample text below we will add a variety of lines. Each of them is added by simply typing the character three times and pressing the Enter Key
Today we will recap on some skills with the paragraph tool and extend to cover the last remaining options
There is a PowerPoint for you to download for reference in both teams and on the resources part of the blog
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Sample Word files
I hope that this cheat sheet of the paragraph panel options helps everyone. This panel really is one of the backbones of using Word effectively and came long before the more sophisticated styles, themes and tables features.
However, if you are compiling minutes and reports the features are very important to understand particularly when compiling bulleted or nested multilayer lists. In the sessions on this topic we also deal with quick ways to apply formatting techniques.
Click the panel below to view the document
Hi wordies,
I hope that the latest video that I have posted helps you get to grip with the clipboard panel in the home menu. I know that this is all about word but of course the same panel is also found in PowerPoint, Publisher and Excel.
It is always worth reminding you all that the panel is a useful tool but cut, copy and paste have easy to use universal keyboard shortcuts
Select what you want to cut or copy, hold down the Ctrl key on PC ( command on Mac)
Tap X for cut
Tap C for copy
To paste simply position the cursor in the text then hold down the Ctrl key on PC ( command on Mac) and tap V.
Here is the link to the video
Hi All,
I am pleased to say that the first part of the Wordies course is progressing well.
After the tutorial sessions for Word Skills are completed we move on to practical lessons. I will be offering three sessions this week comprising practical word skills. I hope that you are able to take advantage of this opportunity. I you wish to join us please email teachitsussex@gmail.com
Today we deal with the thorny issue of paragraph formatting, bullet lists, tables and line spacing. These techniques should be easy but it is surprisingly common for formatting to go horribly wrong!
