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(c) Custom Animation

A number of connected items or names written or printed consecutively, typically one below the other is called a list. 

The steps to create a bulleted list are as follows: 

1. Click on the Bullets On/Off button, present on the Formatting toolbar 

2. Write the first point in your list and then press Enter key. 

3. The next bullet will appear automatically. 

4. Compile the whole list in the similar way.

The minimum number of rows and columns in MS Word document is 1 and 1

(c) To begin a paragraph with a large dropped initial capital letter

(c) Synonyms and Antonyms words

When we move a block of text, it means we are cutting that text from its current location and pasting it at a different location. On the other hand, when we copy a block of text, it means we are making a duplicate copy of it and pasting it at a different location. In case of copying, the original text remains unchanged. ,

Navigation in a document implies to move around in a document.

The Find &Replace option of the MS-Word helps us search a particular word, phrase, or sentence in our document and replace it, if required.

A feature within an Application software that helps it to perform a specific task (like designing, optimizing or analyzing) with ease is called a Utility. Find & Replace Utility The MS-Word has a Find and Replace feature that automates the process of searching for text within a document. 

To use/activate this feature: 

1. Click on the Edit menu and select the Find & Replace option. 

2. The Find & Replace dialog box will appear. 

3. Enter the keyword to be searched in the Search section. 

4. Enter the keyword which will replace the searched word in the Replace section.

(a) Save tab on Options dialog box

The transition feature helps in navigating from one slide to the other in a slide show.

(c) Misspelled

Character Formatting focuses on the appearance of individual character. From font sizes to font styles, text positioning to text attributes; the Character Formatting encompasses all attributes using which we can decide the arrangement of a character.

A table is an organized arrangement of text in the form of rows and columns. To insert a new table, position the cursor where you want the table to appear and use any of the following methods to open the Insert Table dialog box. 

Method-1

• Click on the Table menu, Select the Insert option and choose the Table suboption.

Method-2 

• Press Ctrl+F12 key combination. In both method, you will see the Insert Table dialog box. Select the desired number of rows and columns and click on OK.

Method-3

• Click on the Table icon present on the Standard toolbar. When you click on the small arrow present on the Table icon, you will see an option to select a specific number of rows and columns. Drag the pointer/cursor to select the desired number of rows and columns which will be highlighted and click the left mouse button once selected.

Neha can only view the changes if Sonia worked on track change mode.

(a) Animation

Shivani can click the Insert tab then click the Equation button.

Select Review > Tracking > Track Changes. You may choose the Track Changing Options and color of your deletions and formatting.

There are three types of masters.

4 types of slide layout.

(b) Template

Center is not a type of page margin.

(c) Click on Page Number Format tool and specify required setting

(b) View Menu

(b) Click on Switch between Header & Footer then type the text

(a) Microsoft

(a) Status bar

(d) To allow page headers and footers appear on document when printed

3 ways you can save a document.

(b) Versions

The following components of a slide are used for referencing purposes: 

1. Handouts: Refer to the smaller versions of slides. 

2. Speaker Notes: Refer to the small pictures of slides along with some descriptive notes. 

3. Outlines: Refer to a summarized version of slides.

(d) all of the above

Word processing is the phrase used to describe using a computer to create, edit, and print documents. Of all computer applications, word processing is the most common. To perform word processing, you need a computer, a special program called a word processor, and a printer. A word processor enables you to create a document, store it electronically on a disk, display it on a screen, modify it by entering commands and characters from the keyboard, and print it on a printer.

(c) Edit Menu

Clipart is graphics solution for Word Processors.

Sometimes, the text that you type in your document can have spelling and grammatical mistakes. Whatever the reason of the errors, you have to correct them to make your text free of errors. Spellcheck is a mechanism in MS-Word document to check spelling and grammatical mistakes.

(c) ‘Edit Data Source’ button

(a) Bullet and Number: 

In bulleted lists, each paragraph begins with a bullet character. In numbered lists, each paragraph begins with an expression that includes a number or letter and a separator such as a period or parenthesis. The numbers in a numbered list are updated automatically when you add or remove paragraphs in the list.

(b) Text Styles: 

To apply a character style, you can click in the middle of any word and select the character style to format the entire word. If you want to change a group of words you must first select the text before applying the character style.

(c) Spelling and Grammar:

Microsoft Word makes it easy to check that your document is spelt correctly and uses good grammar. You can either correct the spelling as you type, or run the Spelling and Grammar check at any time while producing your document. The Spelling and Grammar check looks at all the text in the document and suggests corrections to misspelt words, and allows the adding of words to the dictionary. 

(i) Click the Spelling and Grammar button on the Standard toolbar 

Or

Press F₇

(ii) If Word discovers an error, the Spelling and Grammar dialogue box appears. The error appears in the text box at the top with suggestions below it .

Take the required action by using the buttons on the right of the dialogue box as explained in the table below.

(iii) When the Spelling and Grammar check is complete, a dialogue box appears. 

(iv) Click Ok

(c) Assign a keyboard shortcut to the macro

To select the desired slides in your presentation, you have to press CTRL

Print preview enables you to look at your document and easily see if the formatting is suitable. For example, you can check if the font is the same throughout and you can also see if anything is cut off by the page margins. This is the most useful function of print preview as you do not want to lose a part of your document by it being outside of the page margins.

To select continuous slides, we need to press the SHIFT key and then click the range of slides we you want to select. 

To select the non-continuous slides, we need to press the CTRL key and then click each slide that we want to select from our presentation.

Abbreviated as sup, a superscript is a character(s) that is half the height of a standard character, and printed higher than the rest of the text. 

An example of superscript is shown below. 

Normal Text ^{Superscript Text}

To insert superscript text in Microsoft Word, highlight the text you want to superscript and then click the superscript button, which is the X₂ option in the Font section of the toolbar. Subscript In word processing and scientific notation, a digit or symbol that appears below the line; 

for example, H₂O is, the symbol for water.

(b) Embed True Type Fonts

A slide contains various elements, such as title, subtitle, drawing objects, and clipart or pictures. 

1. Title: Refers to the heading of the slide. The title element provides a basic idea about the topic and content of the presentation. 

2. Subtitle: Refers to the description of the slide data. It also emphasises the central idea of the slide. 

3. Drawing objects: Refer to the various built-in shapes. These include auto shapes such as curves, lines, and WordArt. 

4. Clipart or pictures: Refer to the graphical objects that help in enhancing the appearance of a slide. The Open Office suite provides built-in pictures in its picture gallery.

The slide master refers to a design theme that helps in defining the formatting and layout of all the elements used for creating a slide.

Mail Merge is a function that lets the user merge information from a database into letter written on a word processor.

The distance between the text boundaries and the page margins is called Indent. There are three types of indents: 

1. Before text indent: 

This is also called the left indent. A positive value will leave the corresponding space from the left margin and vice versa. 

2. After text indent: 

This is also called the right indent. A positive value will leave the corresponding space from the right margin.and vice versa. 

3. First line indent: 

This option is used to specify indent values for the first line of the document.

The first file in Mail Merge is called the source file that contains the content of the main document and the second file is called the data source file that contains the address details of the recipients.

(c) Set the mailing list parameters