Professional Documents
Culture Documents
May 24
2012
MS WORD 2010
INTRODUCTION
5. Backstage view
Backstage view is the nerve centre of Word 2010, wherein we can perform actions that affect the whole document (for example saving and printing) or the word program itself. In the Microsoft office backstage view, we do everything to a file that we do not do in the file. The latest innovation in Microsoft office fluent user interface and a companion feature to the ribbon, the backstage view is where we manage our files creating, saving, inspecting for hidden metadata or personal information and setting options.
6. Artistic Effects
There are lots of different Artistic Effects with just one mouse click that can be applied to the pictures we insert into our word document. The beauty of Artistic Effects is that we can apply them quickly and we dont have to perform complicated steps to get stunning results. If we have time to experiment, though, we might like to exert more control over the effects
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by using the Artistic Effects options. We can apply Artistic Effects to a picture, over a picture fill to make the picture look more like sketch, drawing, or painting. A picture fill is a shape or other object with a picture applied to fill it. We can apply only one Artistic Effects at a time to a picture, so applying a different Artistic Effect will remove the previously applied Artistic Effect.
8. More themes
A theme in office affects the whole document and offers way to co-ordinate different elements of the page stylishly. Live previews (just hover over the thumbnail image of the theme) let us see what the theme will look like when applied, before we actually apply it.
9. Protected view
Word 2010 will open documents in protected view. If they come from untrusted source, such as: The internet ; An email attachment; Our temporary internet file folder; A location defined in network policy as unsafe.
The document is opened in a read only mode in a sandbox for safety. In Protected view, files are open with editing functions disabled. Files from a potentially unsafe location, such as the internet or an email attachment, or that contain active content, such as a macros, data connections, or activeX controls, are validated and can open in Protected View. Files from trusted source can be enabled by clicking Enable Editing, or data about the file can be explored in Microsoft Office Backstage View.
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Check box content control: Now we can add quickly add a check box to forms or lists.
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