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We can print the text either length-wise or width-wise by setting the page in the required orientation.

A is an electronic page in a presentation Slide.

(b) Design tab

(b) Top of the page

(c) Slide Show

(b) Regular bullet slide

(a) Reference

F5 is the shortcut key to see the Slide Show

A word processor is a computer software application, that performs the task of composition, editing, formatting, printing of documents.

The word processor was a stand-alone office machine in the 1960s, combining the keyboard text-entry and printing functions of an electric typewriter, with a recording unit, either tape or floppy disk (as used by the Wang machine) with a simple dedicated computer processor for the editing of text. Although, features and designs varied among manufacturers and models, and new features were added as technology advanced, word processors typically featured a monochrome display and the ability to save documents on memory cards or diskettes. Later, models introduced with innovations such as spell-checking programs, and improved formatting options. 

(i) More advanced features that are found in recent word processors include:  

• Collaborative editing, allowing multiple users to work on the same document.
• Creation of tables of contents.
• Mail-merge, spell check, etc facilities available.
• Management, editing, and positioning of visual material (illustrations, diagrams), and sometimes sound files. 
• Automatically managed (updated) cross-references to pages or notes.
• Version control of a document, permitting reconstruction of its evolution. 
• Non-printing comments and annotations.
• Generation of document statistics (characters, words, readability level, time spent editing by each user). 
• “Styles”, which automate consistent formatting of text body, titles, subtitles, highlighted text, and so on.

Print a document or file-

To print a document or file 

(i) Right-click the file you want to print, and then click Print. Windows will launch the program that created the file and send it to your default printer. 

(ii) To choose print options:

• Open your document or file.
• On the File menu, click Print.
• In the Print dialog box that appears, you can choose which printer to use, which pages to print, and how many copies to print.

(d) Slide Show

The command is used to insert a slide in your presentation Slide

(c) Both a and b

No, you cannot add an attachment when performing a merge to an email message.

Handout is a special view of the presentation which is suitable to be printed and distributed to the audience.

Normal is the default view that allows you to see one slide at a time and edit it.

To Add a Header or Footer to a Word

1. Click the Insert tab and, from the Header & Footer group, click the Header button. 

2. Select the format you want from the list. 

3. Click any bracketed text and type the required replacement text. 

4. Repeat Step 3 for all bracketed text in the header 

5. When you’re done, click the Close Header and Footer command button in the Close group on the far right side of the Ribbon. 

6. Click the Insert tab and, in the Header & Footer group, choose Header’IEdit Header. 

7. If necessary, click the Go to Header command button.

8. Edit or modify the header. 

9. Use the command buttons on the Design tab’s Insert group for special items. 

10. If you have a footer to modify, click the Go To Footer command button, and then edit or modify the footer.

11. Click the Close Header and Footer command button when you’re done.

You can select all the slides in your presentation by pressing the SHIFT

(d) Slide Sorter

Headers and footers are pieces of text, or graphics, that appear at the top and bottom of a page. After you set up a header and footer, they will appear on all of your pages. You can add a page number to a header or footer, and Microsoft Word will automatically insert the right page number for you.

(c) Power point

The following are the three main components of the Mail Merge process: 

1. Main text document: 

Refers to the main body of a letter. The basic information in the main document remains the same for all recipients. 

2. Data source: 

Refers to the database that generally stores the names and address- related information in a tabular format. The header or the first row indicates the type of information contained in that column. 

3. Merged document: 

Refers to a document that is generated after merging the information of the main text document and the data source.

Graphics add interactivity to our text documents. Use of graphics in a text document makes the concept explanation more clear and easy to understand. The MS-Office document application provides the facility to add graphics in documents. After adding graphics in our documents, we can modify them whenever required. We can add border and effects the graphics, such as the shadow effect.

The Slide Sorter view refers to a view that shows thumbnail versions of all slides in a presentation arranged in horizontal rows.

Template is the basic model that provides the basic structure to create a document or presentation easily and quickly

(d) All of the above

(a) Slide shorter

(d) All of above

While working in a document, sometimes we need to highlight some key areas of text in the form of lists for summarizing key points. For this purpose, we use the option of creating bulleted and numbered lists provided in the document.

(c)  Section

The process of arranging text in a document in a particular way by changing text alignments, font, and size is called formatting.

Using AutoFormat feature, you can format while typing by choosing the option Auto Format As you Type.

(d) Print Preview

A slide layout refers to a predefined and organized set of slide elements that helps in creating a new slide for a presentation.

The character formatting plays a significant role in document formatting by determining the appearance of individual characters in the document,

(a) Slide master

Formatting means changing the general arrangement and appearance of text in a document. 

There are three types of text formatting available in MS-Word: 

1. Character Formatting 

2. Paragraph Formatting 

3. Page Formatting