V

Add First Time to the Combo Box control and list it as the first option.

At the end of the first question on the survey, select Choose an item. On the Developer tab, in the Controls group, click Properties. (Note: If you don't have the Developer tab on your ribbon, you can add it by going to File > Options > Customize Ribbon and then checking the box next to Developer.) In the Content Control Propertiesdialog box, click Add. Type First Time in the Display Name box. Click OK. Select First Time. Click the Move Up button 4 times until First Time appears above Second Time. Click OK.

Copy the NewMacros, located in Oranges.docm, to the Apples.docx, located in the GMetrixTemplates folder. Save Apples.docx as a macro-enabled document.

On the Developer tab, click the Macros button. In the Macrosdialog box, click the Organizerbutton. In the Organizer dialog box, on the Macro Project Itemstab, on the right side, close the Normal.dotm file. Click the Open File button. Browse to the GMetrixTemplates folder. To the right of the File Namefield, change the file type to All Files. Select Apples.docx and click Open. In the Organizer dialog box, copy NewMacros from the Oranges.docm pane to the Apples.docx pane by selecting NewMacros and clicking the Copy button. Click Close. When prompted whether to save changes to Apples.docx, click Save. When prompted to save the document as macro free, answer No. In the Save As dialog box, change the file type of Apples.docx to a Word Macro-Enabled Document (*.docm). Click Save. Task 26 / 30 47793 00:20:57

Apply the styles from the template CompanyDescription.dotx, located in the Documents folder, to the document currently open.

On the Developer tab, in the Template group, click the Document Template button. On the Templates tab, click the Attach button. Browse to the Documents folder and select the CompanyDescription.dotxfile. Click Open. Enable Automatically update document styles. Click OK.

Remove the Contact Info style from the template CompanyDescription.dotx, located in the GMetrixTemplates folder. Save the file.

On the File tab, select Open. Browse to the GMetrixTemplates folder and select the CompanyDescription.dotxfile. Click Open. On the Home tab, in the Styles group, click the dialog box launcher. In the Styles pane, right-click Contact Info and select Delete Contact Info. When prompted if you want to delete the style from the document, click Yes.

Assign the keyboard shortcut CTRL+ALT+5 to the LinkedText macro, located in Oranges.docm.

On the File tab, select Options. In the left pane of Word Options, select the Customize Ribboncategory. To the right of Keyboard Shortcuts, click the Customizebutton. In the Customize Keyboard dialog box, change the Save Changes in to Oranges.docm. Make the following changes:Categories: scroll to the bottom and select Macros.Macros: select LinkedText.Place your cursor in the Press new shortcut key field and then simultaneously press the keys CTRL+ALT+5. Click the Assign button. Click Close. Click OK.

Disable the Paste Options button so that it does not display when content is pasted.

On the File tab, select Options. In the left pane of the Word Options dialog box, select Advanced. In the Cut, copy, and pastesection, clear the box Show Paste Options button when content is pasted. Click OK.

Configure Word ActiveX Settings to enable all controls without restrictions and without prompting.

On the File tab, select Options. In the left pane of the Word Options dialog box, select Trust Center. In the Microsoft Word Trust Center section, click the Trust Center Settings button. In the left pane of the Trust Center dialog box, select ActiveX Settings. Select Enable all controls without restrictions. Click OK. Click OKagain.

Enable all macros for this document.

On the File tab, select Options. In the left pane, select the Trust Centercategory. In the right pane, click the Trust Center Settings button. Under the Macro Settings section, select Enable all macros. Click OK. Click OK again.

Mark all occurrences of cyclones, typhoons, and hurricanes as Index Citations. Update the index at the end of the document. (Note: Accept all other default settings.)

On the Home tab, in the Editing group, click the Find button. In the Search field of the Navigation pane, enter the text cyclones. In the document, select the text cyclones. On the References tab, in the Index group, click the Mark Entry button. Click the Mark Allbutton. Click Close. Repeat steps 1 through 5for typhoons and hurricanes. In the document, select the entire Index. In the Index group, click the Update Indexbutton.

Mark all instances of State v. Salter, 2008J230, 758 N.W.2d 702 as a citation in the Cases category of the Table of Authorities. Update the Table of Authorities.

On the Home tab, in the Editing group, click the Find button. In the Search field of the Navigationpane, enter the text State v. Salter. In the document, select the entire citation State v. Salter, 2008J230, 758 N.W.2d 702. On the References tab, in the Table of Authorities group, click the Mark Citation button. In the Category field, use the dropdown menu to select Cases. Click the Mark All button. Click Close. In the document, select the entire Table of Authorities. In the Table of Authorities group, click the Update Table button.

Remove the citation associated with State v. Avila and then update the Table of Authorities.

On the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, click the Show/Hide button. On the Home tab, in the Editing group, click the Findbutton. In the Search field of the Navigation pane, enter the text State v. Avila. In the document, select the entire citation including the TAfield with the braces. Click the Delete key. Select the Table of Authorities. On the References tab, in the Table of Authorities group, click the Update Table button.

In the Header of the document, replace [Type text] with the Author Document Property.

On the Insert tab, in the Header & Footer group, click the Headerdropdown and select Edit Header. On page 2, select the placeholder Type text. On the Header & Footer Tools Design tab, in the Insert group, click the Quick Parts button and select Document Property>Author. Click the Close Header and Footer button.

Without starting a new merge, add the appropriate fields to replace the text First Nameand Company. Use Attendees.docx, located in the GMetrixTemplates folder, to populate the recipients list. Finish the merge by Editing Individual Documents. (Note: Do not print or email the merge.)

On the Mailings tab, click the Select Recipients button and select Use Existing List. Browse to the GMetrixTemplates folder, select Attendees.docx, and click Open. Select the text First Name. On the Mailings tab, click the Insert Merge Field button and select First_Name. Select the text Company. On the Mailings tab, click the Insert Merge Field button and select Company. On the Mailings tab, click the Finish & Merge button, and then select Edit Individual Documents. When prompted to Merge to New Document, select All and then click OK.

Create a Letter Merge using the current document. Use Participants.xlsx, located in the GMetrixTemplates folder, to populate the recipients list. Add a First_Name field so that it replaces the note Insert First Name Here. (Note: Accept all other default settings.) Create a rule that inserts the text Supporter whenever the First_Name field is blank. Finish the merge by editing the individual documents.

On the Mailings tab, click the Select Recipients button and select Use Existing List. Browse to the GMetrixTemplates folder, select Participants.xlsx, and click Open. When prompted to Select Table, accept the defaults and click OK. On the Newsletter, delete the placeholder Insert First Name Here. On the Mailings tab, click the Insert Merge Field button and select First_Name. Click the Rules button and select If... Then... Else... Configure the rule as follows: Field name dropdown select: First_Name; Comparison Field dropdown select: Is blank; and in the Insert this text field enter: Supporter. Click OK. On the Mailings tab, click the Finish & Merge button and then select Edit Individual Documents. When prompted to Merge to New Document, click OK.

Use the Source Manager to import NewSources.xml, located in the Documents folder, as available sources.

On the References tab, click Manage Sources. Click the Browsebutton and browse to the Documents folder. Select NewSources.xml and click OK. The list of new sources should appear in the left pane of the Source Manager. Close the Source Manager.

Perform a comparison of StyleGuide.docx and StyleGuide_Revised.docx located in the GMetrixTemplates folder. Use StyleGuide.docx as the original document. Display the changes at the Character Level in a new document. Accept all of the changes and save the new document to the GMetrixTemplates folder as Final.docx.

On the Review tab, click the Comparebutton and select Compare. In the Compare Documents dialog box, click the down arrow in the Original Document field and browse to select StyleGuide.docx. Click the down arrow in the Revised Documentfield and browse to select StyleGuide_Revised.docx. Click the More button and make the following changes: Show Changes at: Character level; Show changes in: New document. Click OK. When prompted to accept the changes and continue with the comparison, answer Yes. On the File tab, select Save As... and name the file Final.docx. Click Save.

Restrict editing on this document to limit formatting to the Recommended Miniumum styles. Remove formatting and styles that are not allowed. Enforce protection without a password. (Note: Accept all other default settings.)

On the Review tab, in the Protectgroup, click the Restrict Editingbutton. In the Restrict Editing and Formatting pane, in the 1. Formatting Restrictions section, enable the box Limit formatting to a selection of styles. Click the Settings link. Click the Recommended Minimum button. Accept all other default settings. Click OK. When prompted to remove formatting and styles that are not allowed, click Yes. In the 3. Start Enforcementsection, click the Yes, Start Enforcing Protection button. Leave both password fields blank. Click OK.

Restrict editing on this document to allow only comments. Enter 7788 as the password. (Note: Accept all other default settings.)

On the Review tab, in the Protectgroup, click the Restrict Editingbutton. In the Restrict Editing and Formatting pane, in the 2. Editing Restrictions section, enable the box Allow only this type of editing in the document. Click the dropdown menu and select Comments. In the 3. Start Enforcementsection, click the Yes, Start Enforcing Protection button. Enter the password 7788. Confirm the password 7788. Click OK.

At the end of the last paragraph, add a web site source with the following settings: Author = Stronin, Craig; Year = 2011; Tag name = Str11Web.

Place your cursor at the end of the last paragraph, after the phrase "from 19th century Wales." On the References tab, click the Insert Citation button and select Add New Source... In the Create Source dialog box, make the following changes: Type of Source: Web Site; Author: Stronin, Craig; Year: 2011; Tag Name: Str11Web. Click OK.

Insert a clustered column chart below the third table on the first page (fruit table). Display the Fruits column as Categories and the Percentcolumn as the data Series. Change the chart layout to Layout 11.

Place your cursor immediately below the Fruit table on page 1. On the Insert tab, in the Illustrations group, click the Chart button. Select the Chart Type, Clustered Column. Click OK. You now have two documents open: The Word Documentand the supporting spreadsheet called Chart in Microsoft Word. On the Chart in Microsoft Word datasheet, drag the lower-right corner of the datasheet range to expand it to include row 7. On the Word Document, copy the Fruits column from the table. Paste the data copied from the Fruits column into the first column of the datasheet. Adjust the column width to fit the contents. On the Word Document, copy the Percent column from the table and paste the data into the second column of the datasheet. Delete the remaining columns in the datasheet. Click the new chart to select it. On the Chart Designcontextual tab, expand the Chart Layouts gallery and select Layout 11. Close the datasheet.

Insert a Microsoft Graph Chart below the third tableon the first page (fruit table). Display the Fruits column as a legend and the Percent column as the data series.

Place your cursor immediately below the fruit table. On the Insert tab, in the Text group, click the Object dropdown and then click Object... On the Create New tab, select the object type Microsoft Graph Chart. Click OK. Copy the Fruits column from the table. Double-click the chart to open the Datasheet. Paste the data copied from the Fruitscolumn into the first column of the Datasheet. Adjust the column width to fit the contents by dragging. Copy the Percent column from the table and paste the data into the second column of the data sheet. Remove the remaining columns in the Datasheet. Close the Datasheet.

Add Help Key text to the Text Form Field that displays the following text in the Status Bar: Type in your feedback up to 400 characters. Restrict editing without a password to allow only filling in forms so you can test your help.

Select the Text Form Fieldcontaining the prompt Enter Feedback Here. On the Developer tab, in the Controls group, click the Properties button. At the bottom of the dialog box, click Add Help Text. Select the Status Bar tab. Select Type your own and then type the following: Type in your feedback up to 400 characters. Click OK. Click OK. In the Protect group, click Restrict Editing. Under section 2. Editing restrictions, enable the box Allow only this type of editing in the documents. Then in the dropdown menu, select Filling in forms. Under section 3. Start Enforcement, click Yes, Start Enforcing Protection. Do not enter a password. Click OK. Select the Text Form Field to see your Help Key text displayed in the lower-left corner of the status bar. Task 28 / 30 47795 00:21:41

Break the link between the two text boxes.

Select the body of the first text box. On the Shape Formatcontextual tab, in the Text group, click Break Link.

Create a link between the two text boxes, cut the list from the bottom of the page, and paste it into the text boxes.

Select the first text box. On the Shape Formatcontextual tab, in the Textgroup, click Create Link. Select the second text boxto complete the link. Select the list at the bottom of the page, right-click it, and select Cut. Select the first text box, right-click it, and select Paste (Keep Source Formatting).

Format the first two paragraphs below the heading The Ocean Is A Water World so the first line is indented 0.4 (1.0 cm) and the line spacing is set to exactly 12 pt.

Select the first two paragraphsbelow the heading The Ocean Is A Water World. On the Home tab, click the dialog box launcher located in the lower-right corner of the Paragraph group. In the Paragraph dialog box, in the Indentation section, use the dropdown menus to change the following: Special: First line; By: 0.4" (1.0 cm). In the Spacing section, use the dropdown menus to change the following: Line Spacing: Exactly; At: 12 pt. Click OK.

Add the title Fruit Analysis of the Midwest as Alt Text to the third table on the first page (fruit table). Set the Preferred Width for the table to 97%and add a Tan, Background 2, Darker 25% colored Box border with a width of 1.5 pt. around the perimeter of the table.

Select the fruit table on page 1 by clicking the Table Selection box that appears in the upper-left corner of the table when you hover your mouse over it. Right-click the Table Selection box and select Table Properties. Select the Alt Text tab and type the following into the Title field: Fruit Analysis of the Midwest. Select the Table tab. In the Size section, make the following changes using the dropdown menus: Measure in: Percent; Preferred Width: 97%. Click the Borders and Shading button. On the Borders tab, change the following: Width: 1.5 pt; Color: Tan; Background 2, Darker 25%. In the left pane, select Box. Click OK. Click OK again.

Save the Rain Cloud graphic on page 2 as a building block. Name the building block Rain Cloud. Create a new category named Graphics, save in Building Blocks, and configure the option to insert content in its own paragraph.

Select the graphic on page 2. On the Insert tab, in the Text group, click the Quick Parts button and select Save Selection to Quick Part Gallery. In the Create New Building Block dialog box, enter Rain Cloud in the Name box. Save in Building Blocks. From the Category:dropdown, select Create New Category and enter Graphics. Click OK. In the Options: dropdown, select Insert content in its own paragraph. Click OK.

Change the character spacing of the table on page 1 to an 80% scale that is condensed by 0.3 pt.

Select the table on page 1 by clicking the Table Selection box that appears in the upper-left corner of the table when you hover your mouse over it. On the Home tab, click the dialog box launcher located in the lower-right corner of the Font group. Select the Advanced tab. In the Font dialog box, in the Character Spacing section, use the dropdown menus to change the following: Scale: 80%; Spacing: Condensed; By: 0.3 pt. Click OK.

Without starting a new merge, add the appropriate field to the envelope merge to replace the text Insert Address Block Here. Use Customers.xlsx, located in the GMetrixTemplates folder, to populate the recipients list. Use the address block format Mr. Joshua Randall Jr. and accept all other defaults. Finish the merge by Editing Individual Documents, and save the merge as BatchMail to the Documents folder.

Select the text Insert Address Block Here and press the Delete key. On the Mailings tab, click the Select Recipientsbutton and select Use Existing List. Browse to the GMetrixTemplates Folder and select Customers.xlsx. Click Open. When prompted to Select Table, accept the defaults and click OK. On the Mailings tab, click the Address Blockbutton. Select the format Mr. Joshua Randall Jr.and click OK. On the Mailings tab, click the Finish & Mergebutton and then select Edit Individual Documents. When prompted to Merge to New Document, select All and then click OK. On the File tab, select Save As. Browse to the Documents folder. Name the file BatchMail, and then click Save.

Change the Text Form Field so that the field accepts a maximum of 400 characters.

Select the text box containing the prompt Enter Feedback Here. On the Developer tab, in the Controls group, click the Propertiesbutton and make the following changes: Maximum Length: 400. Click OK.