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ISB11C 1ST SEM 2020-2021

September 2020
Microsoft Word Exercise 2.
Basic Commands in MS – Word
SAVE YOUR FILES FROM TIME TO TIME. Filename: ISBIIYourSection-YourLastnameExer2.docx

A. Using columns (Page 1)


Type the article found below. Then observe the following requirements:

 Paper size: 8.5x11 (Layout tab)


 Page Layout: (Layout tab – Page Setup)
 Normal
 Orientation: Portrait
 Margins: 1” all sides

 Layout: Columns
 Choose 3 columns
 Equal column width
 Title: Bauhaus 93, size 18
 Body:
 Book Antiqua, 12
 Line spacing: single
 Alignment: Justify
 “Watch out for your machine!” – Algerian, 14, Bold
 Insert a picture of a lion and place it similar to where it is placed in the sample
document.
COMPUTERS: LIONS OF THE INDUSTRY
Computers can be interesting to work with. They have changed greatly over the years.
Many times, we think both positively and negatively of these interesting giants of
technology. In the past 10 years, computers have grown from first being simple word
processing machines to very complex Internet browsers, email vehicles, and desktop
publishing tools. We can talk into our computers, type into our computers, and of
course, listen to our computers ((YOU‟VE Got Mail!)). It seems
that many people have a lovehate relationship with their machines. We even give them
names, especially in a work environment where computers are used in a networked
environment. Often, the computer‟s “name” reflects the user‟s interests or even feelings
for their machine (one computer I „knew‟ was called “Scrooge”). All in all, these roaring
tigers of the industry can behave in a peaceful fashion for the most part. However,
much like members of the feline community, they
seem to have minds of their own at times, and can behave in a very “finicky” way and,
scarier still, they seem to “rule” us much like the innocent little tabby cat we may have in
our home (Who controls who‟s behavior? Does the cat or computer have US trained??)
Still, most of us can put up with their interesting faux personalities because of the many
ISB11C 1ST SEM 2020-2021
September 2020
Microsoft Word Exercise 2.
Basic Commands in MS – Word
hours of stimulating learning or entertainment we glean from using these fascinating
machines.

WATCH OUT FOR YOUR MACHINE!

B. Using tables and formulas (Page 2).


Type the following text exactly as shown below. Press tab instead of the
spacebar to separate the columns from each other.
Salesperson Region Dolls Trucks Puzzles

Kennedy, Sally S 1327 1423 1193

White, Pete N 1421 3863 2934

Pillar, James N 5214 3247 5467

York, George S 2190 1278 1928

Banks, Jennifer S 1201 2528 1203

Atwater, Kelly S 4098 3079 2067

Then follow these requirements:


a. Paper size: 8.5” x13”
b. Orientation: Portrait
c. Font: Calibri, 12
d. Table:
 Highlight the entire text that you have just typed. Go to
Insert – Table – Convert text to table.
ISB11C 1ST SEM 2020-2021
September 2020
Microsoft Word Exercise 2.
Basic Commands in MS – Word
 Click Borders and Shadings to modify the border with
3pt thickness.
e. Insert a new row after Atwater, Kelly. Do this by clicking the last row,
click Insert row after.
f. Click on the cell below Dolls and compute for the sum. (Layout –
Formula – Sum (above)
g. Do the same for Trucks and Puzzles
h. Insert a new row below sum.
**Remember: the first column is A and the first row is 1.
i. Click on the last cell under column Dolls (C9), and click Layout –
Formula. Under Paste Function, choose Average and select the cells
to be included in the formula by typing C2:C7 inside Average ( ).
j. Do the same for Column Trucks and Puzzles. Don’t forget to change
the cell addresses.
C. Using smart art, hyperlinks and bookmarks (page 3)
 Scenario: Assume that you will be conceptualizing a start-up business with
your partners. Part of the requirement of your concept paper is an
organizational chart showing the names of the members with their
assigned positions. To do this, click on Insert – Smart Art – Hierarchy and
choose your desired chart appropriate for your business.
 Each name in the chart should be a hyperlink. When the hyperlink is
clicked, it goes to the bottom part of your document which shows a brief
information about each member of the team. Use bookmarks to establish
the hyperlinks.
 The member information should have individual bookmarks.
 On top of your chart is the name of your company.
D. Submit your file through SOUL.

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