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Introduction and User Interface to Microsoft Word
Introduction and User Interface to Microsoft Word:
Microsoft Word is a powerful word processing application software, and is the part of the MS-Office Suite of Applications. Word is used to sort, share, and store data with different formatting such as Real-Time Format (RTF), Unformed, Html Format, Unformulated Unicode Text, Picture Enhanced Meta File Format etc. It is a widely used application software to create general and special purpose documents, letters, Tabloids, legal documents, statements and many more.
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User Interface to MS-Word
Quick Access Tool Bar:
The Quick Access Toolbar shows up at the upper left corner on the title bar. By default, it contains a set of 3 commands such as Save, Undo, and Redo. You can add more commands to the it or can expel from it. Read More>>
Title bar:
Title bar in Introduction and User Interface to Microsoft Word
Title bar appears at the top of an application. It shows you the name of the document and the application currently being used. The document name and the application name appear in middle of the title bar.
Tabs or Menus:
Tabs or Menus in Introduction to MS-Word | User Interface to Microsoft Word
Tabs/ Menus are the part of the Ribbon. And these appear below the title bar, Each tab contains different groups, and each group forms with one or more commands.
Tell me:
Tell me in Introduction to MS-Word | User Interface to MS-Word
Quickly Search and use the word features and commands such as bold, italic, underline, insert table, shapes, hyperlink, paste options, and so on in your document whatever you want.
Sign in:
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It is a Microsoft free account, used to access Microsoft services. You can save and get your documents from anywhere by using the service. You can also use this account to sign in to OneDrive, Skype, Microsoft store, and Purchase and Activate Microsoft products.
You can save your work on different platforms by sharing with caring. These Platforms are Google Cloud, OneDrive, E-mail, Blogs, and people, etc.
File Menu:
File Menu Options/Commands in MS-Word: The File menu controls and gets to the record elements of the MS-Office Products. Officially, a File menu handles the documents by using the commands. The rundown of file menu commands is information, New, Open, Save, Save as, Print, Share, Export, Account, Share, option, and Close. Read More>>
Ribbon and Ribbon Display Options:
Ribbon in Introduction to MS-Word | User Interface to MS-Word
The Ribbon is all about the collection of groups, tools and functions in the MS- Office suite of applications, which you can see under each tab. Click here to Read About Ribbon Display Options>>
Groups:
Groups in Introduction and User Interface to Microsoft Word
The group is a collection of commands also, part of the ribbon and appear on all the tabs such tabs are as Home, Insert, Design, Layout, References, Mailings, Review, and View. For example, the groups of Home tab include Clipboard, Font, Paragraph, Styles, and Editing.
Commands:
Commands in Introduction and User Interface to Microsoft Word
Commands in Introduction and user interface to MS-Word 2019: A User Interface Environment | A starter Guide | Uses and Its Features:
Each command is the part of a group, each work in a word is accessible by using the commands or other shortcut keys. Example for Commands are Cut, Copy, Paste, Format Painter, Bold, Italic, etc.
Hidden (Concealed) Control Buttons:
Hidden Control Buttons in Introduction and User Interface to MS-Word
Hidden (Concealed) Control Buttons in MS-Word: The Hidden Control Buttons are logical, that seems dependent on the Left or Right click on the Title bar. There is a slight contrast between the Hidden Control Buttons and the Control Buttons. By and large, the control buttons incorporate Minimize, Restore Down/Maximize and Close, show up at the upper right corner of the MS Office Suite of Applications (Right to the Ribbon Display Options). Be that as it may, the Hidden Control Buttons dialogue box shows up at the upper left corner of MS-Office Suite of Applications just when you click on this clear region or, right click on the title bar as appeared in the image given beneath. The Hidden Control Buttons incorporate Restore Down, Move, Size, Minimize, Maximize and Close. Read More>>
Control Buttons:
Control Buttons in Introduction and User Interface to Microsoft Word
Ribbon Display Options, Minimize, Restore, Maximize and Close buttons are additionally called Control Buttons, show up at the upper right corner of the (MS Office Suite of Applications) Word. Control Buttons enables you to control the ribbon and application the file.
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Rulers:
Rulers in Introduction and User Interface to Microsoft Word
Ruler in Introduction and user interface to Microsoft Word 2019: A User Interface Environment | A starter Guide | Uses and Its Features:
The Ruler appears looking like a measurement scale. Vertically at the left end of the document and horizontally at the bottom of the ribbon (top of the word document). In word processing, we can use the ruler for setting margins, different indentations (Indent) and marking different tabs by using the tab selector, which you can see at the left end of the ruler.
Tab stops/Selector:
Tab Stops in Introduction to Microsoft Word
In word processing, Tab stop is used to align the text in different ways. The tap stops include Left Tab, Center Tab, Right Tab, Decimal Tab, Bar Tab, along with First Line and Hanging Indents. Read More>>
Cursor/Insertion:
Cursor in Introduction to Microsoft Word
Insertion is a blinking vertical line often called as a cursor. You can enter or paste the data only at the cursor position in the document. Controlling the cursor is depending on the Mouse Pointer, Arrow Keys, Enter, Home and End keys, Page up and Page down keys, Backspace, Delete, and Space keys, etc. Click here to read the Keyboard Navigation Keys>>
Mouse Pointer:
Mouse Pointer in Introduction to MS-Word | User Interface to MS-Word
The mouse pointer is looking like an arrow in a computer system. You can change its from the system settings. The mouse pointer is used to select the contents, objects, position a cursor, open links, files and many more in your computer system. So let’s see how to use the different shapes of the cursor when you move it over the items in a word document. (Introduction and User Interface to MS-Word).
- Looking like a Vertical line: To position a cursor and type something into the document, table, etc.
- One-Headed Arrow: Selection, and Open
- Two-Headed Arrows: Resizing Table and Objects (like Shapes and Pictures)
- Four-Headed Arrows: Moving the Objects, like Shapes and Pictures
- Hand Symbol: Opening a file by clicking on the Hyperlink
- Up and Down arrows: Double-Click in between the two-page dividers to hide or show the spaces.
Document area:
Document Area in Introduction to MS-Word | User Interface to MS-Word
The white space area in which you can type and store the data is called document area.
Scrollbar:
Scrollbar in Introduction to Microsoft Word | User Interface to MS-Word
Scrolling is an action of viewing any part of the document by moving up, down, left and right when it is more than 165% in zoom mode.There are two scrollbars you can see in your Word document such as Vertical Scrollbar and Horizontal Scrollbar.
Page Information:
Page Information in Introduction to MS-Word | User Interface to MS-Word
Page information appears at the bottom left corner of the status bar. It gives information on which page is present and how many pages are there in the document.
Word Count in the Features of MS-Word:
Word Count in Introduction to MS-Word | User Interface to MS-Word
In a word document, on the Taskbar, we can see the total number of words that are counted, called the Word Count. So, here not only you can see the total number of words, but also see the total number of pages, lines, paragraphs and characters with or without spaces by clicking it.
Check Proof Errors:
Check Proof Error in Introduction to MS-Word | User Interface to MS-Word
It checks and corrects the grammatical and spelling errors in a word and other application suites. Read More>>
Page View Options:
Page View Options in Introduction to MS-Word | User Interface to MS-Word
Page View Options appear at the right but one on the taskbar. These are:
- Read Mode: Read Mode is easier to read your content of the document.
- Print Layout: In the Print Layout Mode, You can see a document appearance as if it is printed.
- Web Layout: In the Web Layout Mode, your document appears looking like in a Webpage.
Zoom Slider:
Introduction to MS-Word 2019: A User Interface Environment:
The Zoom Slider appears at the bottom right corner on the status bar. With the help of this, we can zoom in and out the document.
Status bar:
Status bar in Introduction to Microsoft Word | User Interface to MS-Word
Status bar: Where you can see the list of commands (word features) such as Page information, Word count, Check proof errors, Language selection, Page view options, and Zoom slider from the beginning to end on the bottom bar, which appears at the bottom of an application, called Status bar. These are discussed below.
Page Info: Page 1 of 1, or 2, or 3, and so on refers to the information of the page i.e., the total number of pages in the document, and which page we are on.
Word Count: Word Count gives a statistical information of the document such as pages, words, paragraphs, lines, and characters with and without spaces.
grammar errors of the text in the document.
Language Setting: Language option used to set the language in the text of a
document that uses the language regularly. The default language English (US)
Record Macro: If a content is used extensively, macros can be used to
record the same thing to run it whenever we want, without having to repeat and
type it again.
Page View Mode: Page view mode gives you a preview of the document in different ways. These include read mode, print layout, Web layout. Read mode option is used to read and work and it is the default mode. The print layout will be used to preview how the document looks after printing. The Web Layout mode shows the document content that appears as a website.
The End of the Introduction and User Interface to MS-Word
Conclusion: An introduction of MS Word and its user interface is very important for those who are going to learn Word. MS-Word can be easily understood by fully reading its introduction, interface and features as described above. Besides, beginners must start with MS Word while going to learn any suite of Office applications such as MS-Excel, MS-Ppt, MS-access etc.
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