Word expert exam
Limit formatting to a selection of styles. Do not start enforcement.
1. Click the Review tab to select it. 2. In the Protect group, click Restrict Editing. 3. On the right in the Restrict Editing pane, beneath 1. Formatting restrictions, click the box next to Limit formatting to a selection of styles to enable it. 4. Close the Restrict Editing pane by clicking the X in the upper-right corner of the pane.
Create a new recipient list including Mr. John Smith, ABC Company, 123 Center Street, Tigerton, WI 54486 and Mrs. Jan Link, XYZ Company, 456 Main Street, Spring Valley, MN 55975. Save this malling group in your GMetrixTemplates folder as Marketing Mailing.
1. In the Mailings tab, in the Start Mail Merge group, click the Select Recipients dropdown and select Type New List... 2. Under Title type Mr., under First Name type John, under Last Name type Smith, under Company Name type ABC Company, under Address Line 1 type 123 Center Street, under City type Tigerton, under State type Wl, and under ZIP Code type 54486. 3. Click New Entry. 4. Follow step 2 with the information Mrs. Jan Link, XYZ Company, 456 Main Street, Spring Valley, MN 55975 5. Click OK. 6. Locate your GMetrixTemplates folder and save as Marketing Mailing
Hide grammar and spelling errors in this document.
1. In the File tab, choose Options. In the Proofing tab, put a check in front of both Hide spelling errors in this document only and Hide grammar errors in this document only. Click OK
In the text box at the bottom of the cover page, add an Author field to the left of the vertical line. Set the format option to capitalize each first letter in the author's name.
1. Locate the text box at the bottom of the cover page. 2. Click inside the text box to the left of the vertical line that precedes the date. 3. Click the Insert tab. 4. In the Text group, click Quick Parts and select Field... 5. In the Field pop-up window, in the Field names pane, select Author. 6. In the Format pane, select First capital. 7. Accept all other defaults and click OK.
Add a dropped dropcap at the beginning of the document. Change the options so that it is 1 (.254cm) from the text.
1. Make sure your cursor is at the very beginning of the document. In the Insert tab, Text group, choose the dropdown for Drop Cap. Select Dropped 2. In this same dropdown menu, choose Drop Cap Options... Make sure that Dropped is selected. In the option for Distance from Text, select .1" (.254cm) from the options or type in .1" (.254cm). Click OK.
Apply the styles from the template CompanyDescription.dotx, located in the Documents folder, to the document currently open.
1. On the Developer tab, in the Template group, click the Document Template button. 2. On the Templates tab, click the Attach button. 3. Browse to the Documents folder and select the CompanyDescription.dotx file. Click Open. 4. Enable Automatically update document styles. 5. Click OK.
Enable all Macros for this document.
1. On the File tab, select Options. 2. In the left pane, select the Trust Center category. In the right pane, click the Trust Center Settings button. 3. Under the Macro Settings section, select Enable all macros. 4. Click OK. Click OK again.
Modify the Quick Access Toolbar to include Spelling and Grammar.
1. Above the Ribbon, click the down arrow to open Customize Quick Access Toolbar. 2. At the bottom of the dropdown menu, click More Commands... 3. In the Word Options pop-up window, Quick Access Toolbar should be selected by default. 4. Under the Choose commands from pane on the left, ensure that Popular Commands is listed, and select Spelling and Grammar below. 5. Click the Add>> button. 6. Click OK to exit the window. (Hint: The Spelling and Grammar icon should now appear on the toolbar.)
Add Email to the Quick Access Toolbar.
1. Above the Ribbon, click the down arrow to open Customize Quick Access Toolbar. 2. Select Email. (Hint: The Email icon should now appear on the toolbar.)
Configure the pagination for this document to Keep lines together and set it as the default for this document only.
1. At the bottom of the last page, beneath the Index heading, right-click anywhere on the index table and select Update Field.
Update the index to include the Ancient Sites entry.
1. At the bottom of the last page, beneath the Index heading, right-click anywhere on the index table and select Update Field.
At the bottom of the last page, in the empty line below Ice Cream Shop and above the telephone number, insert the AddressBlock field. Accept all default settings.
1. At the bottom of the last page, click to place your cursor between the text Ice Cream Shop and the telephone number. 2. Click the Insert tab. 3. In the Text group, click Quick Parts and select Field... 4. In the Field pop-up window, in the Field names pane, select AddressBlock. 5. Accept all other defaults and click OK.
Add First Time to the Combo Box control and list it as the first option.
1. At the end of the first question on the survey, select Choose an item. 2. 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.) 3. In the Content Control Properties dialog box, click Add. Type First Time in the Display Name box. Click OK. 4. Select First Time. Click the Move Up button 4 times until First Time appears above Second Time. 5. Click OK.
At the top of the document, replace the words Name, Address, City, State, and Zipcode with a mail merge address block. Accept all defaults.
1. At the top of the letter, highlight the three lines containing Name through Zipcode. Press the Delete key on your keyboard. 2. Click the Mailings tab. 3. In the Write & Insert Fields group, click Address Block. 4. In the Insert Address Block pop-up window, accept all defaults and click OK
Edit the Date Picker control to display the date in the format dddd, MMMM d, yyyy. Lock the content control so it cannot be deleted.
1. Click on [Click to select a date] to select the Date Picker control. 2. On the ribbon, click the Developer tab. 3. In the Controls group, click Properties. 4. In the Content Control Properties pop-up window, beneath Locking, click the box to enable Content control cannot be deleted 5. In the pane beneath Date Picker Properties, select the format that Displays the date like this: dddd, MMMM d, yyyy. 6. Click OK.
Create a custom color set named Police Precinct based on the current theme colors, but change Accent 2 to Blue.
1. Click the Design tab to select it. 2. In the Document Formatting group, click Colors. 3. At the bottom of the list, select Customize Colors... 4. In the Create New Theme Colors pop-up window, configure the following: • Click Accent 2. Beneath Standard Colors, select Blue. • Name: Police Precinct 5. Click Save.
Create a font set named Company Font that has the Heading font set to Times New Roman and the Body font set to Arial.
1. Click the Design tab to select it. 2. In the Document Formatting group, click Fonts. 3. At the bottom of the Theme Fonts gallery, click Customize Fonts... 4. In the Create New Theme Fonts pop-up window, configure the following: • Heading font: Times New Roman • Body font: Arial • Name: Company Font 5. Click Save.
Save the current theme to the MetrixTemplates folder as RodeoAd.
1. Click the Design tab to select it. 2. In the Document Formatting group, click Themes. 3. At the bottom of the Themes gallery, click Save Current Theme... 4. In the Save Current Theme pop-up window, browse to the GMetrixTemplates folder. 5. In the File name: field, type RodeoAd and click Save.
Configure this document to allow only digitally signed macros.
1. Click the File tab to select it. 2. In the left pane, select Options from the list of categories. 3. In the Word Options pop-up window, select Trust Center from the list on the left. 4. In the Trust Center pane, click Trust Center Settings... 5. In the left pane of the Trust Center Settings window, select Macro Settings. 6. In the Macro Settings pane, click Disable all macros except digitally signed macros. 7. Click OK.
Modify proofing options to allow only French New spelling.
1. Click the File tab, and at the bottom of the left pane, select Options. 2. In the Word Options pop-up window, select Proofing from the list on the left. 3. Beneath the Custom Dictionaries... button, click the French modes: down arrow and select New spelling. 4. Click OK.
Set the application default font to Rockwell Condensed, 18 point, with a Dark Red, Accent 2 color for this document only.
1. Click the Home tab to select it. 2. In the Font group, click the dialog box launcher in the lower-right corner of the group. 3. In the Font pop-up window, configure the following changes: • Font: Rockwell Condensed • Size: 18 • Color: Dark Red, Accent 2 4. In the lower-left corner of the window, click Set as Default 5. When prompted on where to set the default, select This document only. 6. Click OK.
Create a new recipient list with the names Hideki Tomo and Ginger White. Save the list to the MetrixTemplates folder as NewSupporters.
1. Click the Mailings tab to select it. 2. In the Start Mail Merge group, click Select Recipients and select Type a New List... 3. In the New Address List pop-up window, type the following data beneath the columns: • First Name: Hideki • Last Name: Tomo 4. Click the New Entry button. Repeat step 3 above to add the name Ginger White. 5. Click OK. 6. Browse to the MetrixTemplates folder. Type the file name NewSupporters / Click Save.
Preview the merged results for this letter.
1. Click the Mailings tab. 2. In the Preview Results group, click Preview Results. (Hint: Dear Sir or Madam, will replace the < < Greeting Line>>.) 3. Leave Preview Results enabled and move to the next task.
For the entire document, set paragraph pagination to Keep lines together.
1. On the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, click the Paragraph Settings dialog box launcher. 2. In the Paragraph pop-up window, on the Line and Page Breaks tab, click Keep lines together to enable the option. 3. Click OK.
Configure the pagination for this document to Keep lines together and set it as the default for this document only.
1. On the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, click the dialog box launcher located in the lower-right corner of the group. 2. In the Paragraph pop-up window, on the Line and Page Breaks tab, click the box Keep lines together to enable it. 3. In the lower-left corner of the window, click Set as Default. 4. When prompted where to set the default, select This document only. 5. Click OK.
Suppress line numbering for this document.
1. On the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, click the dialog box launcher located in the lower-right corner of the group. 2. In the Paragraph pop-up window, on the Line and Page Breaks tab, click to enable the box for Suppress line numbers. 3. Click OK
Modify the Hyperlink style to use the font color Light Blue in this document only.
1. On the Home tab, in the Styles group, click the dialog box launcher located in the lower-right corner of the group. 2. In the Styles pane, scroll down the list to Hyperlink. 3. Either right-click or click the down arrow and select Modify. 4. In the Modify Style pop-up window, click the Font Color down arrow. 5. Under Standard Colors, select Light Blue. 6. At the bottom of the window, verify that Only in this document is selected. 7. Click OK. 8. Click the X in the upper-right corner of the Styles pane to close it.
Create a character style named Index that is based on the default paragraph style with italic applied.
1. On the Home tab, in the Styles group, click the dialog box launcher located in the lower-right corner of the group. The Styles pane will open. 2. At the bottom of the Styles pane, click the New style... button. 3. In the Create New Style from Formatting pop-up window, configure the following: Name: Index • Style type: Character • Style based on: Default Paragraph Font Formatting: Italic < enable it* 4. Click OK
Create a list of figures beneath the Table of Figures heading on the last page. Use the default format.
1. On the last page, click to place your cursor on the blank line below the heading Table of Figures. 2. On the References tab, in the Captions group, click Insert Table of Figures. 3. In the Table of Figures pop-up window, beneath the General section, verity that the Formats field is set to From template. (Hint: From template is the default format.) 4. Click OK.
Create a link between the two text boxes, cut the list from the bottom of the page, and paste it into the text boxes.
1. Select the first text box. 2. On the Shape Format contextual tab, in the Text group, click Create Link. 3. Select the second text box to complete the link. 4. Select the list at the bottom of the page, right-click it, and select Cut. 5. Select the first text box, right-Clck it, ang select Paste (Keep Source Formatting).
Without starting a new merge, add the appropriate field to the envelope merge to replace the text Insert Address Block Here. Use Customers xIsx, 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.
1. Select the text Insert Address Block Here and press the Delete key. 2. On the Mailings tab, click the Select Recipients button and select Use Existing List. 3. Browse to the GMetrixTemplates Folder and select Customers.xisx. Click Open. 4. When prompted to Select Table, accept the defaults and click OK. 5. On the Mailings tab, click the Address Block button. Select the format Mr. Joshua Randall r. and click OK. 6. On the Mailings tab, click the Finish & Merge button and then select Edit Individual Documents. When promptea to Merge to New Document, select All and then click OK. 7. On the File tab, select Save As, Browse to the Documents folder. Name the file Batch Mail. and them click Save
Mark an index entry for all instances of Rock Crawling.
1. Select the text Rock Crawling in the heading on page 1 (not the cover page). 2. On the References tab, in the Index group, click Mark Entry. 3. Verify that Rock Crawling appears in the Main entry field. Accept all of the defaults. 4. At the bottom of the window, click Mark All. 5. Click the Close button to close the window. (Hint: To hide the paragraph markup, go to the Home tab, find the Paragraph group, and click Show/Hide (T).
Change the Text Form Field so that the field accepts a maximum of 400 characters.
1. Select the text box containing the prompt Enter Feedback Here. 2. On the Developer tab, in the Controls group, click the Properties button and make the following changes: Maximum Length: 400. 3. Click OK.
Combine the changes in the RodeoAd_Edited.docx file in the GMetrixTemplates folder into 2019_WE_201_RodeAd.docx. Show the combined changes in the original document, RodeoAd.docx.
1. Click the Review tab to select it. 2. In the Compare group, click Compare, and then select Combine... 3. In the Combine Documents pop-up window, beneath Original document, click the dropdown arrow and select 2019_WE_201_RodeoAd.docx. (Hint: You may need to browse to the Metrix Templates folder.) 4. Beneath Revised document, click the dropdown arrow and select RodeoAd_Edited.docx. 5. At the bottom of the pop-up window beneath Show changes in, select Original document. 6. Click OK.
Save the Name and Date sections in the Quickpart Gallery to open in its own paragraph. Name it Please Sign.
1. Highlight the Name and Date sections. In the Insert tab, Text group, select the dropdown for Explore Quick Parts. 2. Choose Save Selection to Quick Part Gallery... In Name: type Please Sign. 3. Select the dropdown menu for Options and choose Insert content in its own paragraph. Click OK
Change Date Request Submitted and Date of Requested Day(s) Off to a Date Picker.
1. If you do not have the Developer tab, go to the File tab and click Options. Go to the Customize Ribbon tab. Under Customize the Ribbon, make sure that Developer is checked and click OK. 2. Highlight Date Request Submitted. In the Developer tab, Controls group, select the Date Picker Content Control. 3. Highlight Date of Requested Day(s) Off. In the Developer tab Controls group select the Date Picker Content Control,
the Reason (If Applicable) section, add the option of Personal Day.
1. If you do not have the Developer tab, go to the File tab and select Options. In the Customize Ribbon tab, under Customize the Ribbon, make sure that Developer is checked. Click OK. 2. Highlight the dropdown after Reason (If Applicable), In the Developer tab, Content group, select Properties. 3. Click Add. 4. In the Add Choice dialog window, type Personal Day after Display Name Click OK twice
Add a Text Box (Active X Control) after If NO, Reason.
1. If you do not have the Developer tab, go to the File tab and select Options. In the Customize Ribbon tab, under Customize the Ribbon, make sure that Developer is checked. Click OK. 2. Position your cursor after If NO, Reason. In the Developer tab, Controls group, se ect the dropdown for Legacy Tools. 3. Choose Text Box (Active X Control).
Remove the Maybe option from the Approved? section. Lock the form so that Contents cannot be edited.
1. If you do not have the Developer tab, go to the File tab and select Options. In the Customize Ribbon tab, under Customize the Ribbon, make sure that Developer is checked. Click OK. 2. Select the dropdown form control after Approved? 3. In the Developer tab, Controls group, select Properties. 4. Under Dropdown list properties, select Maybe so that it is highlighted. Click Remove. 5. Under Locking, select Contents cannot be edited 6. Clik ОК
Add the template1.dotx file to the current document. Automatically update all styles.
1. If you do not have the developer tab, go to the File tab and choose Options. Select the Customize Ribbon tab. Under Customize Ribbon, put a check in the box next to Developer. Click OK. 2. In the Developer tab, Templates group, select Document Template. 3. Under Document Template click Attach... 4. Select Template1 from your GMetrixTemplates folder. Click Open. 5. Make sure that Automatically update document styles is checked. Click OK
Edit the Title style to use Red Accent 2, darker 25%.
1. In the Home tab, Styles group, select the Styles dialog button. 2. In the Styles dialog box, choose Title. Click Manage Styles. 3. Under Preview of title, click Modify. 4. In the Font Color dropdown, choose Red Accent 2, darker 25%. Click OK twice,
Change Heading 1 to have double line spacing with auto spacing before and after.
1. In the Home tab, Styles group, select the Styles dialog button. 2. In the Styles dialog box, choose Heading 1. Click Manage Styles. 3. Under Preview of title, click Modify. 4. Click the dropdown for Format. Choose Paragraph... 5. Under Line Spacing, choose Double. For Spacing Before change the value to Auto, For Spacing After, Change the value to Auto. Click OK three times:
Insert bookmarks for Women, Men, All CasualFriday, and DisciplinaryAction.
1. In the Insert tab, Links group, select Bookmark. 2. Under Bookmark Name: type Women. Click Add. 3. Repeat for Men, All, CasualFriday, and DisciplinaryAction.
Create an envelope to James Carlson 123 Center Street Spring Valley, MN 55975. It will be coming from Sandy Smith FusionTomo 789 Main Street Provo, Utah 84601. Add this envelope to the document.
1. In the Mailings tab, Create group, select Envelopes. 2. In Delivery Address, type James Carlson 123 Center Street Spring Valley, MN 55975. 3. In Return Address, type Sandy Smith FusionTomo 789 Main Street Provo, Utah 84601 4. Click Add to Document. 5. If you are asked to save the new return address as the default, choose No
Create a mail merge in the current document using the Access01.accdb document located in your MetrixTemplates folder to populate the recipients list. Add an Address Block. Replace the greeting line with a greeting line in the default format. Finish the mail merge by editing the individual documents.
1. In the Mailings tab, in the Start Mail Merge group, select the dropdown for Select Recipients. Choose Use existing list... 2. Select Access01.accdb from the GMetrixTemplates folder. 3. In the Mailings tab, Write & Insert fields group, select Address Block. Accept all defaults and click OK 4. Delete Dear James. In the Mailings tab, Write & Insert Fields group, select Greeting Line, Accept all defaults and click OK. 5. In the Mailings tab, Finish group, click the dropdown for Finish and Merge. Choose Edit Individual Documents... Accept defaults and click OK.
Edit the citation for Dress Code to have the Type of Source be interview. The Interviewee should be CEO and the Interviewer should be Smith, Carol.
1. In the References tab, Citations & Bibliography group, select Manage Sources. 2. Make sure Smith, Carol; Dress Code is highlighted and select Edit... 3. In the dropdown for Type of Source, choose Interview. 4. After Interviewee, type CEO. 5. After Interviewer, type Smith, Carol. 6. Click OK. 7. If you are asked if you want to update the changes, choose Yes. 8. Click Close.
Mark index entries for Health Insurance, Daycare, PTO, Stock, Life Insurance, and More Information.
1. In the References tab, Index group, select Insert Index. 2. Select Mark Entry. Highlight Health Insurance in the document and click in the text box for Main Entry: This should autopopulate the text you have chosen. Click Mark 3. Repeat the previous step for Daycare PTO Stock, Life Insurance, and More Information Click Close.
Add a Table of Authorities at the end of the document, including the quote under Values and Ethics. Choose the Distinctive format and accept all other defaults.
1. In the References tab, Table of Authorities group, select Insert Table of Authorities. Click Mark Citation. 2. Highlight "Expedients are for the hour, but principles are for the ages" (Henry Ward Beecher) and click in Selected text: This should auto populate the quote in the text area. 3. Under Category dropdown, choose Other Authorities Click Mark. Click Close. 4. Have your cursor at the end of the page. in the References tab, in the Table of Authorities group, select Insert Table of Authorities. 5. In the dropdown for Formats choose Distinctive Click OK.
Mark all subheadings as citations for a lable ot Authorities. Use the category Other Authonities.
1. In the Referenes tab, Table of Authorities group, select Mark Citation. 2. After the dialog box has popped up, highlight Health Insurance from the document. Click in the text box under Selected Text: and it should populate the text in there. Make sure that Other Authorities is chosen from the Category dropdown. Click Mark 3. Repeate the previous step for Daycare, PTO, Stock, Life Insurance, and More Information. Click Close.
Restrict editing so that only forms can be filled out. Use the password GMetrix.
1. In the Review tab, Protect group, choose Restrict Editing. 2. Under Editing restrictions, click the checkbox for Allow only this type of editing in the document: and choose Filling in forms from the dropdown menu. 3. Click Yes, Start Enforcing Protection. When the dialog box called Start Enforcing Protection comes up, type GMetrix in the password and confirm password sections. Click OK
Combine Word10Expert4 and Word10Expert5. Use Word10Expert4 as the original document and show changes in a new document.
1. In the Review tab, Compare group, click the dropdown for Compare. Select Combine... 2. Under Original document, choose Browse... Select Word10Expert4 from your GMetrixTemplates folder. Click Open. 3. Under Revised document, choose Browse... Select Word10Expert5 from your GMetrixTemplates folder. Click Open 4. Under Show changes in: select New document 5. Click OK
Compare Word 10Expert3.docx and Word10Expert3a.docm. Show All Markup in a new document at a word level.
1. In the Review tab, Compare group, select the dropdown for Compare. Choose Compare... 2. Under Original document, choose Browse... Select Word10Expert3.docx from your GMetrixTemplates folder. Click Open. 3. Under Revised document, choose Browse... Select Word10Expert3a.docm from your GMetrixTemplates folder. Click Open. 4. Click the More>> button to enter an expanded menu. 5. Under the Show Changes At mend, make sure the bullet next to Word Level is filled in 6. Under the Show Changes In menu, make Sure the burlet next to New Document is flied i 7 Click OK 8. In the Review tab, under the Tracking group, locate the Display for Review dropdown menu and select All Markup
Restrict the document so that only Comments are allowed. Use the password GMetrix.
1. In the Review tab, in the Protect group, choose Restrict Editing. 2. Under Editing restrictions, click the checkbox for Allow only this type of editing in the document: and choose Comments from the dropdown menu. 3. Click Yes, Start Enforcing Protection. When the dialog box called Start Enforcing Protection comes up, type GMetrix in the password and confirm password sections. Click OK
Change Tracking Options so that Moved from: has a color only and Moved to: has the color yellow double underline.
1. In the Review tab, select the dialog dropdown for Tracking Group and choose Advanced Options... 2. Under the Moves section, in Moved from: select the color only option from the dropdown menu. 3. Under the Moves section, in Moved to: select the color yellow from the color dropdown menu. 4. Click OK.
Create a macro that watermarks the page with the watermark Urgent 1. Name this Fusion TomoWatermark. Save it only to the current document.
1. In the View tab, Macros group, select the dropdown for Macros. Select Record Macro. 2. Under Macro Name: type FusionTomoWatermark. Under Store Macro in: Choose Word10ExpertBa. Click OK. 8. In the Design tab, Page Background group select the dropdown for Watermark. Select Urgent 1 under the Urgent group. 4, In the View tab, Macros 99up, selectthe cropdown for Macros, Select Stop Recording.
Step into the Sizing macro and change the text size to 11. Select the first line of the document, Code of Conduct, and Run the macro.
1. In the View tab, Macros group, select the dropdown for Macros. Select View Macros. 2. Highlight Sizing and click Step Into. 3. Find the line that says Selection. Font.Size = 12. Change the 12 to 11. 4. In the File menu, select Close and Return to Microsoft Word 5. Click OK on the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications warning. 6. Highlight the first line of the document, Code of Conduct. 7. In the View tab. Macros group, select the dropdown for Macros. Select View Macros. S. Select the Sizing macro anc click Run
In the Footer, add a citation of a Document from a Website with the following information: • Author: Smith, Carol • Name of Webpage: Time off request • Name of Website: FusionTomo • Year: 2011 • Month: July. • Day: 1
1. Make sure your cursor is in the Footer. 2. In the References tab, Citations & Bibliography group, select the dropdown for Insert Citation. Choose Add New Source... 3. Select the dropdown for Type of Source: and select Document From Website. Enter the following information: • Author: Smith, Carol • Name of Web Page: Time off request • Name of Web Site: FusionTomo o Year: 2011 • Month: July. • Day: 1 4. Click OK.
Below the table, add a caption that reads Table 1: Moab Jeep Trails.
1. On page 2, click anywhere on the table to select it. 2. On the References tab, in the Captions group, click Insert Caption. 3. In the Caption pop-up window, beneath the Options section, configure the following: 9 Label: Table • Position: Below selected item 4. Configure the Caption to read Table 1: Moab Jeep Trails. 5. Click OK
Mark all occurrences of gyclones, typhoons, and hurricanes as Index Citations. Update the index at the end of the document. (Note: Accept all other default settings.)
1. On the Home tab, in the Editing group, click the Find button. 2. In the Search field of the Navigation pane, enter the text syclones. 3. In the document, select the text cyclones. 4. On the References tab, in the Index group, click the Mark Entry button. 5. Click the Mark All button. Click Close. 6. Repeat steps 1 through 5 for typhoons and hurricanes 7. In the document, select the entire Index 8. In the Index group, click the Update Index button
index entry for all instances of Excel.
1. On the Home tab, in the Editing group, click the Find down arrow and select Find... to open the Navigation pane. 2. In the search field of the Navigation pane, type Excel. Press Enter on your keyboard. (Hint: Three results should be displayed below the search field.) 3. On the ribbon, click the References tab. 4. In the Index group, click Mark Entry. 5. The term Excel should be displayed in the field Main entry. If not, type Excel into the field. 6. Click the button Mark All. 7. Click Close. (Hint: You may also want to hide the markup by clicking the Show/Hide button in the Paragraph group on the Home tab.)
Set the application default font to 12 point Arial for this document only.
1. On the Home tab, in the Font group, click the dialog box launcher in the lower-right corner. 2. In the Font pop-up window, select the following: o Font: Arial o Size: 12 3. In the lower-left corner, click Set as Default. When asked to confirm, select This document only. 4. Click OK.
Disable automatic hyphenation for this document.
1. On the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, click the Paragraph Settings dialog box launcher. 2. In the Paragraph pop-up window, on the Line and Page Breaks tab, click Don't hyphenate to enable the option. 3. Click ok
Remove the citation associated with State v. Avila and then update the Table of Authorities.
1. On the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, click the Show/Hide button. 2. On the Home tab, in the Editing group, click the Find button. 3. In the Search field of the Navigation pane, enter the text State v. Avila. 4. In the document, select the entire citation including the TA field with the braces. Click the Delete key. 5. Select the Table of Authorities. 6. On the References tab. in the Table of Authorities group, click the Update Table button,
Copy style overwrite the existing style
1. On the Home tab, in the Styles gro Task 1 Jk the dialog box launcher located in the lower-right corner of the group. 2. At the bottom of the Styles pane, click the Manage Styles icon. 3. In the lower-left corner of the Manage Styles pop-up window, click the Import/Export... button. 4. In the Organizer pop-up window, ensure the Styles tab is selected. 5. On the right, in the Normal pane, select Normal. Click the <-Copy button. 6. When prompted, "Do you wish to overwrite the existing style entry Normal?", click Yes. 7. Click Close.
replace all occurances of the Heading 3 paragraph style with the Heading 2 ragraph style.
1. On the Home tab, in the Styles group, click the More down arrow to open the gallery. 2. Right-click the Heading 3 style and choose Select All 2 Instance(s). (If No Data appears, then Keep track of formating will need to be enabled. In the File tab, select Options, and then select Advanced. Under Editing options, check Keep track of formatting and click OK.) 3. In the Styles gallery, click the Heading 2 style. (Hint: Both headings should change simultaneously.)
Modity the Intense Emphasis style to set the font color to Coral, Accent 6 and the font size to point.
1. On the Home tab, in the Styles group, click the More down arrow to open the gallery. 2. Right-click the Intense Emphasis style and choose Modify. 3. In the Modify style pop-up window, beneath the Formatting section, click the down arrows to change the font size to 12 and the font color to Coral, Accent 6. 4. Click OK.
Prevent users from changing the theme or style set. Do not enforce protection.
1. On the Home tab, in the Styles group, click the dialog box launcher located in the lower-right corner of the group. 2. At the bottom of the Styles pane, click the Manage Styles icon. 3. In the Manage Styles pop-up window, click the Restrict tab. 4. At the bottom of the Restrict tab, click to enable the following two boxes: Block Theme or Scheme switching and Block switching to a different style set. 5. Click OK.
Replace all occurances of the Heading 2 paragraph style with the Heading 3 paragraph style.
1. On the Home tab, in the Styles group, right-click the Heading 2 style and choose Select All. (Hint: All seven of the trail name headings should be selected.) 2. In the Styles gallery, click Heading 3. (Hint: The seven trail names should now be slightly smaller.) 3. Click anywhere on the document to deselect the seven headings.
In the Header of the document, replace [ype text] with the Author Document Property.
1. On the Insert tab, in the Header & Footer group, click the Header dropdown and select Edit Header. 2. On page 2, select the placeholder Type text. 3. On the Header & Footer Tools Design tab, in the Insert group, click the Quick Parts button and select Document Property> Author. 4. Click the Close Header and Footer button.
Create a Letter Merge using the current document. Use Participants xIsx, 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.
1. On the Mailings tab, click the Select Recipients button and select Use Existing List. 2. Browse to the GMetrixTemplates folder, select Participants.xIsx, and click Open. When prompted to Select Table, accept tie defaults and click OK. 3. On the Newsletter, delete the placeholder Insert First Name Here. 4. On the Mailings tab, click the Insert Merge Field button and select First_Name. 5. Click the Rules button and select If... Then... Else... 6. 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 7. On the Mailings tab, click the Finish & Merge button and then select Edit Individual Documents. When prompted to Merge to New Document. click OK
Without starting a new merge, add the appropriate fields to replace the text First Name and Company. Use Attendees.docx, located in the MetrixTemplates folder, to populate the recipients list. Finish the merge by Editing Individual Documents. (Note: Do not print or email the merge.)
1. On the Mailings tab, click the Select Recipients button and select Use Existing List. 2. Browse to the MetrixTemplates folder, select Attendees.docx, and click Open. 3. Select the text First Name. 4. On the Mailings tab, click the Insert Merge Field button and select First_Name. 5. Select the text Company. 6. On the Mailings tab, click the Insert Merge Field button and select Company. 7. 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.
Use the Source Manager to import NewSources xml, located in the Documents folder, as available sources.
1. On the References tab, click Manage Sources. 2. Click the Browse button and browse to the Documents folder. Select NewSources.xml and click OK. 3. The list of new sources should appear in the left pane of the Source Manager. 4. 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.
1. On the Review tab, click the Compare button and select Compare. 2. 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 Document field and browse to select StyleGuide_Revised.docx. 3. Click the More button and make the following changes: Show Changes at: Character level; Show changelsin: New document. 4. Click OK 5. When prompted to accept the Changes and continue with the comparison, answer Yes. 6. 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.)
1. On the Review tab, in the Protect group, click the Restrict Editing button. 2. 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. 3. Click the Recommended Minimum button. Accept all other default settings. Click OK 4. When prompted to remove formatting and styles that are not allowed, click Yes. 5. In the 3. Start Enforcement section, click the Yes, Start Enforcing Protection button. 6. Leave both password fields blank. Click OK.
Restrict editing on this document to allow only comments. Enter 2738 as the password, (Note: Accept all other default settings.)
1. On the Review tab, in the Protect group, click the Restrict Editing button. 2. 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 dropaown menu and select Comments. 3. In the 3. Start Enforcement section, click the Yes, Start Enforcing Protection button. 4. Enter the password 7783, Confirm the password 1738. 5. Click OK
Insert a Date Picker control in the cover page text box below Report Date. Configui the control for today's date. Use the format MMMM d, yy.
1. On the cover page, click inside the text box below Report Date: 2. On the Developers tab, in the Controls group, click the Date Picker Content Control. 3. Click the control box down arrow to enter a date. 4. Below the calendar, click the Today button. 5. In the Control group, click Properties. 6. In the Content Control Properties pop-up window, beneath the Display the date like this: field, choose the date with the format MMMM d, УУУУ. 7. Click OK.
Beneath the image on the cover page, modify the Date field to display the date as Month Name, Date, Year (MMMM d, yyyy).
1. On the first page below the image, right-click the date and select Edit Field... 2. In the Field pop-up window, within the Field names pane, Date should be selected. 3. In the Field properties pane, select the date format MMMM d, yyy. 4. Click OK
Add a caption above the image that reads Figure 1: Share Panel.
1. On the first page, click anywhere on the image to select it. 2. On the References tab, in the Captions group, click Insert Caption. 3. In the Caption pop-up window, beneath the Options section, configure the following: Label: Figure Position: Above selected item 4. Configure the caption to read Figure 1: Share Panel. 5. Click OK.
Beneath the Table of Figures heading, insert a default Table of Figures.
1. On the last page, click beneath the Table of Figures heading. 2. On the References tab, in the Captions group, click Insert Table of Figures. 3. In the Table of Figures window, in the General group, in the Caption label: dropdown, ensure that Figure is selected. 4. Accept all other default settings and click OK.
Beneath the Index heading, insert a default index.
1. On the last page, place your cursor after the Index heading. 2. On the References tab, in the Index group, click Insert Index. 3. Leave all defaults and 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.
1. Place your cursor at the end of the last paragraph, after the phrase "from 19th century Wales. 2. On the References tab, click the Insert Citation button and select Add New Source... 3. In the Create Source dialog box, make the following changes: Type of Source: Web Site: Author: Stronin, Craig: Year: 2011; Tag Name: Str11Web 4. Click OK
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.
1. Select the first two paragraphs below the heading The Ocean Is A Water World. 2. On the Home tab, click the dialog box launcher located in the lower-right corner of the Paragraph group. 3. 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). 4 In the Spacing section, use the cropaown menus to change the following: Line Spacing: Exactly: At: 12 pt. 5. 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.
1. 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. 2. Right-click the Table Selection box and select Table Properties. 3. Select the Alt Text tab and type the following into the Title field: Fruit Analysis of the Midwest. 4. Select the Table tab. 5. In the Size section, make the following changes using the dropdown menus: Measure in: Percent: Preferred Width: 97% 6. Click the Borders and Shading button, On the Borders tab, change the following Width: 15 ot Color Tan. Background 2 Darker 25% 7. In the left pane, select Box 8. 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.
1. Select the graphic on page 2. 2. On the Insert tab, in the Text group, click the Quick Parts button and select Save Selection to Quick Part Gallery. 3. In the Create New Building Block dialog box, enter Rain Cloud in the Name box. 4. Save in Building Blocks. 5. From the Category: dropdown, select Create New Category and enter Graphics. Click OK 6. In the Options: dropdown, select Insert content in its own paragraph. 7. Click OK
Change the character spacing of the table on page 1 to an 80% scale that is condensed by 0.3 pt.
1. 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. 2. On the Home tab, click the dialog box launcher located in the lower-right corner of the Font group. Select the Advanced tab. 3u In the Font dialog box, in the Character Spacing section, use the dropoown menus to change the following: Scale: 80% Spacing: Condensed: By: 0.3 pt. 4, Click OK
Create a macro named Signature. Record the macro to format selected text to the Brush Script MT font, size 18, when you press Alt+Ctrl + 9. Store the macro so it only exists in documents based on the 2019_WE 205_RejectLetter template.
1. Click the View tab to select it. 2. In the Macros group, click Macros and select Record Macro... 3. In the Record Macro pop-up window, configure the following: • Type the Macro name: Signature. • Store macro in: Documents Based On the current document. (Hint: Not all documents.) 4. Click the Keyboard button. 5. In the Customize Keyboard pop-up window, do the following: • In the Press new shortcut key: field, simultaneously press the keyboard combination Alt+ Ctrl +9. (Hint: Exclude the + symbol.) • Change the Save changes in: field to the current document. • Accept all other defaults and click the Assign button. Click Close. 6. Record the macro by doing the following: • Click the Home tab. o Change the Font: field to Brush Script MT. • Change the Font Size: field to 18. 7. Click the View tab to select it. 8. In the Macros group, click Macros and select Stop Recording
Edit the macro named Important by removing the step that italicizes text. Save your change in the local document.
1. Click the View tab to select it. 2. In the Macros group, click Macros and select View Macros 3. In the Macros pop-up window, select the macro named Important. 4. Click the Edit button. 5. The editor Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications will open. In the Normal - NewMacros (Code) window, delete the line in the macro that reads Selection.Font. Italic = wdToggle. 6. Click File and select Save 2019_WE_105_PoliceAuction. (Hint: This saves the macro in the document 2019_WE. _ 105_PoliceAuction.docm, not the global template Normal).
Rename the Important macro to be Emphasize.
1. Click the View tab to select it. 2. In the Macros group, click Macros and select View Macros. 3. In the Macros pop-up window, select the macro named Important. 4. Click the Edit button. 5. The Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) editor will open. 6. In the Normal - NewMacros (Code) window, at the top of the macro window, you'll see the procedure definition beginning with the word Sub followed by the name of the macro (Important). Change the actual name in this line by selecting Important and replacing it by typing Emphasize. (Don't change the word Sub or the space that follows the word Sub, and don't change anything starting with the left parenthesis that follows the name of the macro.) 7. Click File and select Save 2019_WE_205_RejectLetter. (Hint: This saves the macro in the document 2019_WE_205 _RejectLetter and not in the global template - Normal) 8. Close the VBA editor by clicking on File and selecting Close and Return to Microsoft Word.
Save the header as a Quick Part named Police Letterhead. Save it into the built-in Headers gallery. Accept all other defaults.
1. Double-click the header to open it. 2. Simultaneously press Ctri + A to select all of the elements in the header. 3. On the ribbon, click the Insert tab. 4. In the Text group, click Quick Parts. 5. Click Save Selection to Quick Part Gallery... 6. In the Create New Building Block pop-up window, configure the following: • Name: Police Letterhead • Gallery: Headers 7. Accept all other defaults. 8. Click OK 9. On the Header & Footer Tools Design tab, click Close Header and Footer.
Save header as a quick part save it into the built in Headers gallery
1. Double-click the header to open it. 2. Simultaneously press Ctri + A to select all of the elements in the header. 3. On the ribbon, click the Insert tab. 4. In the Text group, click Quick Parts. 5. Click Save Selection to Quick Part Gallery... 6. In the Create New Building Block pop-up window, configure the following: • Name: Police Letterhead • Gallery: Headers 7. Accept all other defaults. 8. Click OK. 9. On the Header & Footer Tools Design tab, click Close Header and footer
Convert Dress Code, Code of Conduct, Benefits Available, and Time Off/Sick Policy to a table.
1. Highlight Dress Code, Code of Conduct, Benefits Available, and Time Off/Sick Policy. 2. In the Insert tab, Tables group, select the dropdown for Tables. Select Convert Text to Table... 3. Accept all defaults and click OK.
Change all paragraphs with subheadings to have an indent of .5 (1.27cm).
1. Highlight Health Insurance. In the Home tab, Paragraph group, select the Paragraph dialog menu. 2. Under Indentation Left, put in or choose.5" (1.27cm). Click OK 3. Repeat this step for Daycare, PTO, Stock, Life Insurance, and More Information.
On the line between Houseboats and Contact Us, inser Question ID: 47718 pricing-xIs file from the MetrixTemplates folder. Future changes to the Houseboat_Pricing.xlsx file should automatically update 2019_WE_101_Houseboating.docx.
1. On page 2, place your cursor on the blank line between the headings Houseboats and Contact Us. 2. Select the Insert tab. 3. In the Text group, click Object and select Object... 4. In the Object pop-up window, click the Create from File tab. 5. On the Create from File tab, click Link to file to enable it. 6. Click Browse... and locate the GMetrixTemplates folder. 7. Inside the MetrixTemplates folder, select Houseboat_Pricing.xsx and click Insert. 8. Click OK. (Note: Enabling linking associates the files so that changes in the Houseboat_Pricing xIsx file will automatically update the 2019_WE_101_Houseboating.docx file.)
Save the current theme to the MetrixTemplates folder as NewOffice.
1. On the Design tab, in the Document Formatting group, click Themes. 2. At the bottom of the dropdown menu, click Save Current Theme... 3. Browse for the GMetrixTemplates folder. 4. In the File name: field, type NewOffice. 5. Click the Save button.
Copy the NewMacros, located in Oranges.docm, to the Apples.docx, located in the GMetrixTemplates folder. Save Apples docx as a macro-enabled document.
1. On the Developer tab, click the Macros button. In the Macros dialog box, click the Organizer button. 2. In the Organizer dialog box. on the Macro Project Items tab, on the rignt sice. coue the Normal. dotm file, Click the Open File button 3. Browse to the GMetrixTemplates folder. To the right of the File Name field, change the file type to All Files. 4. Select Apples.docx and click Open. 5. 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. 6. Click Close. When prompted whether to save Changes to Apples.docx, click Save. 7. When prompted to save the document as macro free. answer No. 8. In the Save As dialog box, change the file type of Apples.doc to a Word Macro-Enabled Document (docm) Click Save
Display the hidden Developer tab for this document.
1. On the File tab, in the left column, select Options. 2. In the left column of the Word Options pane, click Customize Ribbon. 3. In the right pane, click the Developer box to enable it. 4. Click the OK button. (Hint: The Developer tab should now appear in the ribbon.)
Display the hidden Developer tab on the ribbon.
1. On the File tab, in the left column, select Options. 2. In the left column of the Word Options pane, click Customize Ribbon. 3. In the right pane, click the Developer box to enable it. 4. Click the OK button. (Hint: The Developer tab should now appear in the ribbon.)
Remove the Contact Info style from the template CompanyDescription.dotx, located in the GMetrixTemplates folder. Save the file.
1. On the File tab, select Open. 2. Browse to the GMetrixTemplates folder and select the CompanyDescription.dotx file. Click Open. 3. On the Home tab, in the Styles group, click the dialog box launcher. 4. In the Styles pane, right-click Contact Info and select Delete Contact Info. 5. 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.
1. On the File tab, select Options. 2. In the left pane of Word Options, select the Customize Ribbon category. To the right of Keyboard Shortcuts, click the Customize button. 3. In the Customize Keyboard dialog box, change the Save Changes in to Oranges.docm. 4. 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 cuton. 3. Click Close, Click OK
Disable the Paste Options button so that it does not display when content is pasted.
1. On the File tab, select Options. 2. In the left pane of the Word Options dialog box, select Advanced. 3. In the Cut, copy, and paste section, clear the box Show Paste Options button when content is pasted. 4. Click OK.
Configure Word ActiveX Settings to enable all controls without restrictions and without prompting.
1. On the File tab, select Options. 2. In the left pane of the Word Options dialog box, select Trust Center. 3. In the Microsoft Word Trust Center section, click the Trust Center Settings button. 4. In the left pane of the Trust Center dialog box, select ActiveX Settings. 5. Select Enable all controls without restrictions. 6. Click OK. Click OK again.
Enable all macros for this document.
1. On the File tab, select Options. 2. In the left pane, select the Trust Center category. In the right pane, click the Trust Center Settings button. 3. Under the Macro Settings section, select Enable all macros. 4. Click OK. Click OK again.
Replace all hyphens in the document with em dashes.
1. On the Home tab, in the Editing group, click Replace. 2. In the Find and Replace pop-up window, on the Replace tab, configure the following: • Find what: = (Hint: Press the "-" on your keyboard.) • Replace with: ^ + (Hint: Click the More > > button. In the bottom left of the window, click the Special down arrow and select Em Dash.) 3. Click Replace All. (Hint: You should receive a message that 2 replacements were made. Click OK.) 4. Close the Find and Replace window by clicking the X in the upper-right corner of the pop-up window.
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.
1. On the Home tab, in the Editing group, click the Find button. 2. In the Search field of the Navigation pane, enter the text State v. Salter. 3. In the document, select the entire citation State v. Salter 2008J230, 758 N.W.2d 702. 4. On the References tab, in the Table of Authorities group, click the Mark Citation button. 5. In the Category field, use the dropdown menu to select Cases. 6. Click the Mark All button. Click Close. 7. In the document select everything under Table of Authorities: 8. in the Table of Authorities gioup Sleette Update Table button.
Insert a clustered column chart below the third table on the first page (fruit table). Display the Fruits column as Categories and the Percent column as the data Series. Change the chart layout to Layout 11.
1. Place your cursor immediately below the Fruit table on page 2. On the Insert tab, in the Illustrations group, click the Chart button. 3. Select the Chart Type, Clustered Column. Click OK. You now have two documents open: The Word Document and the supporting spreadsheet called Chart in Microsoft Word. 4. On the Chart in Microsoft Word datasheet, drag the lower-right corner of the datasheet range to expand it to include row 7. 5. On the Word Document, copy the Fruits column from the table. 6. Paste the data copied from the Fruits column into the first column of the datasheet. Adjust the column width to fit the contents. 7. On the Word Document, copy the Percent column from the table and paste the data into the second column of the datasheet. 9. Delete the remaining columns in the datasheet, 9. Click the new chart to select it. On the Chart Design contextual tab, expand the Chart Layouts gallery and Select Layout 11: 10. Close the datesheet.
Insert a Microsoft Graph Chart below the third table on the first page (fruit table). Display the Fruits column as a legend and the Percent column as the data series.
1. Place your cursor immediately below the fruit table. 2. On the Insert tab, in the Text group, click the Object dropdown and then click Object... 3. On the Create New tab select the object type Microsoft Graph Chart, Click OK. 4. Copy the Fruits column from the table. 5. Double-click the chart to open the Datasheet. 6. Paste the data copied from the Fruits column into the first column of the Datasheet Adjust the column width to fit the contents by dragging. 7. Copy the Percent column from the table and paste the data into the second column of the data sheet, 8. Remove the remaining columns in the Datasheet: Close the Datasheet,
Create a new style based on the Normal style. The style should display paragraphs as fully justified with font size 12. Accept all other defaults. Name the style Taffy Description. Do not apply the style.
1. Place your cursor in an empty area of the document, such as on the blank line below the heading and first image. 2. On the Home tab, in the Styles group, click the More down arrow to open the gallery. 3. At the bottom of the gallery, click Create a Style. 4. In the Create a Style pop-up window, name the style Taffy Description and then click Modify... 5. In the Create New Style from Formatting pop-up window, configure the following: • Name: Taffy Description • Style type: Paragraph • Style based on: Normal 6. Beneath Formatting, select the justified icon and change the font size to 12 7. Click OK.
Configure macro settings to enable only digitally signed macros in the document.
1. Select the File tab. 2. In the list of categories on the left, click Options. 3. In the Word Options pop-up window, click the Trust Center option. 4. At the bottom of the right pane, click the button Trust Center Settings... 5. In the Trust Center pop-up window, click the Macro Settings option. 6. Beneath the Macro Settings section, select Disable all macros except digitally signed macros. 7. Click OK. Click OK again.
Configure word to save auto recovery
1. Select the File tab. 2In the ist of categories on the left, click Options. 3. In the Word Options pop-up window, click the Save option. 4. Beneath the Save Documents section, configure Save AutoRecover information every 10 minutes to be 7 minutes. 5. Click OK
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.
1. Select the Text Form Field containing the prompt Enter Feedback Here. 2. On the Developer tab, in the Controls group, click the Properties button. 3. At the bottom of the dialog box, click Add Help Text. 4. Select the Status Bar tab. 5. Select Type your own and then type the following: Type in your feedback up to 400 characters. 6. Click OK. Click OK. 7. In the Protect group, click Restrict Editing. 8. 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. 9. Under section 3. Start Enforcement, click Yes, Start Enforcing Protection. Do not enter a password. Click OK. 10. Select the Text Form Field to see your Help Key text displayed in the lower-left corner of the status bar.
Break the link between the two text boxes.
1. Select the body of the first text box. 2. On the Shape Format contextual tab, in the Text group, click Break Link
