1. DAY 26: CHAPTER 2 – DOCUMENT PRESENTATION CHAPTER 3 - COLLABORATION AND RESEARCH Akhila Kondai akhila.kondai@mail.wvu.edu November 18, 2013

2. ANNOUNCEMENTS MyITLab Lesson E is due today (11/18/2013)

3. COVER PAGES Serve to add a more professional look to documents Are often required later in your academic career Can set your paper or document apart from others

4. ADDING COVER PAGE AND PAGE NUMBERS Inserting a page number. –Insert tab->Header and Footer group->Page Number Adding a cover page –Insert tab->Pages group->Cover Page –Select a style and replace “Type the document title” with “Floating Buffalo National River” –Press Tab and replace “Type the document subtitle” with “First River Outfitter” –Click on the Author field and replace the content with your name

5. WORD OPTIONS Changing word options. –File tab->Options –Click Save on the left of Word Options dialog box. Reduce the time that currently displays next to “Save AutoRecover information every 10 minutes” to 3 –Click Quick Access Toolbar. Click “Print Preview and Print” from the list of commands. Click Add and then OK

6. HEADER AND FOOTER Go to Insert Tab -> Header / Footer

7. PAGE BREAK A soft page break is inserted when text fills an entire page, then continues onto the next page. A hard page break forces the next part of a document to begin on a new page. –Ctrl + Enter –Insert Tab -> Page Break Show/Hide will let you see these

8. CHECK SPELLING AND GRAMMAR Review Tab -> Spelling and Grammar

9. WATERMARK A watermark is a text or graphic that displays behind text. Often used to display a very light logo for a company, and also frequently used to indicate the status of a document. Page Layout -> Watermark

10. DOCUMENT PRESENTATION Change Text Appearance Non-Breaking Spaces and Hyphens Highlighting Text Line Spacing And Justification Tabs and Indent a Paragraph Borders and Shading Bulleting and Numbering Create Columns Text Formatting Features Paragraph Formatting Features

11. DOCUMENT PRESENTATION Style Properties Modify Heading Style Outline View Insert Pictures Text Wrap Picture Styles Graphic Properties Styles Graphical Objects

12. LINE SPACING Let’s click our Line Spacing tool on the Home ribbon and set this to Double Spaced….

13. INDENTATION Go to View: Select Ruler Adjust where the text has to start in paragraph.

14. BULLETS AND NUMBERS Type the following –Apples –Oranges –Tomatoes Highlight them and click the Numbering button Try using the Bullets button Add a subtype for Roma and Beefsteak under tomatoes.

15. CREATING COLUMNS To Display data in two or more columns –Go to Page Layout -> Columns (Page Setup Section)

16. BORDERS AND SHADING Home tab -> Borders arrow -> Borders and Shading

17. TAB STOPS Can be set by clicking them into the ruler...

18. SETTING TAB STOPS To create new tabs… Use Tab Alignment Selector to choose a type Use Horizontal Ruler to set location Press [Tab] key to move text to next tab

19. LEFT TAB Create a Left Tab –Insert a few blank lines –Select the left tab symbol –Click to place the tab at 1.5” on the top ruler –Press [Tab] to move over and type your last name

20. CENTER TAB Create a Center Tab –Insert blank lines after your last name –Select the center tab symbol –Click to place the tab at 2.5” on the top ruler –Press tab to move over and type your first name

21. RIGHT TAB Create a Right Tab –Insert some blank lines after your first name –Select the right tab symbol –Click to place the tab at 4” on the top ruler –Press [Tab] and type Your Major to the left of the tab

22. DECIMAL TAB Create a Decimal Tab –Insert some blank lines after Major –Select the decimal tab symbol –Click to place the tab at 5” on the top ruler –Tab as need and type the following on separate lines: 3.14 100.2 32.5

23. STYLES Home ribbon > Styles You can even modify Styles Right click “Normal” Select Modify Change font to “Arial” and “12” All text that was in this style has changed!

24. WORDART Insert ribbon > WordArt Select a style Enter desired text

25. PICTURES AND CLIPARTS Pictures –Insert ribbon > Picture > Select one > Resize Clip Art –Insert ribbon > Clip Art > Select one > Resize

26. TEXT WRAP The way text wraps around an image. Right click on a picture and go to Wrap Option or else go to Picture Tools Tab

27. PICTURE STYLES AND FORMATTING Picture styles Go to Picture Tools Tab -> Picture Styles section Picture formatting Right click on picture and select format picture or click

28. CHAPTER-3 Collaboration And Research Set Username and customize the track Changes Options Track Document Changes View, Add, Delete Comments Accept and Reject Changes Create and Search for a Source Bibliography Create and modify Footnotes Document Revisions Research Paper Basics

29. DOCUMENT REVISIONS Change username and track changes options Go to Review Tab -> Tracking Section and Click on Track Changes (Markup, Balloons) View, Add, Delete comments Example: Select word and write the correct word. Make Sure that Track Changes Option is selected. Accept and Reject Changes One can accept or reject changes made by some other. If accepted, it automatically replaces the correct word or modifications such as styles, font, color etc.

30. RESEARCH PAPER BASICS Create and Search for a source When writing research papers, You have to add Citations (Note recognizing a source of information or a quoted passage) for your work. Go to References Tab -> Citations and Bibliography Section Bibliography List of works cited or consulted by an author in a document. Choose any one Bibliography Style and insert Bibliography at the end of document.

31. FOOTNOTES/ ENDNOTES Footnotes put a superscripted symbol after a word and place the corresponding reference information at the bottom of that page. Endnotes do the same thing, but the information is placed on the last page of the document.

32. FOOTNOTES/ ENDNOTES Click to the right of your favorite fruit in the list References ribbon > Insert Footnote Type what you like about this fruit in the footnote area