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and welcome back one and all to the


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wonderful world of word 2016 with your
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host Dan McAllister we're about to start
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module 3 and for any of you who have
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actually read Winnie the Pooh books I'm
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gonna call this module 3 in which ER and
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Christopher Robin learn about tables
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tabs and styles and we're gonna need
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some practice files I'm gonna assume you
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have done that already that you have
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received your practice files that you
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have extracted them from their zip
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folder I recommend putting them out on
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the desktop in earlier modules I have
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also created this folder out on my
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desktop finished Word documents and so
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if we're always careful to finish by
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saving our documents to the finished
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Word documents maybe we open a file from
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over here work on it and then save it as
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some other name or you know put it in
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this other folder and that way the
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original one is undisturbed if you want
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to go back and practice with them later
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so I'm going to assume that we are all
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in that position and I'm gonna go start
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Microsoft Word and why don't you do that
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with me here as it starts off you're
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gonna see this opening screen you can
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either click on blank document or you
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could tap the Escape key I don't think
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I'd mentioned that in any of our earlier
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lessons you can just have the Escape key
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and you have a blank document
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so I'm a pretty big fan of baseball and
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I'm a child of the 60s and I grew up in
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the Detroit area and about 1967 Detroit
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had some big riots as many of the big
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cities did and then in 1968 very much
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the Detroit city came back together over
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the Detroit Tigers who won the World
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Series that year so I'm gonna pull up
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some dead brain cells here some names
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from the past of Detroit Tigers baseball
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players from the 1968 winning World
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Series here so I'm gonna have a column
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and you don't have to type this with who
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you're just gonna watch for a moment so
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I'm gonna have a column for their name
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hit the spacebar a couple of times I'm
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going to have their their jersey number
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yes we spread a little bit and then
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their position like first base second
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base that kind of stuff I'm gonna hit
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the enter key to start a new line so the
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leadoff batter for the Detroit Tigers in
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1968 was a gentleman named dick
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McAuliffe
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his his jersey number was number three
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and his position was second base
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I'm gonna hit the enter key now any of
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you who are baseball fans you will have
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heard of Tommy John surgery which is a
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surgery that happens to many pitchers
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nowadays to repair an elbow tear that
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was named for a pitcher named who would
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have guessed Tommy John but the fellow
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that messed him up in a fight was dick
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McAuliffe tore his arm up and that's why
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he needed this surgery that had never
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been done before otherwise wouldn't that
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be a rare coincidence that Tommy John
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would be the first one to have the Tommy
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John surgery somehow no it's not a
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coincidence at all so there's more
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information than you need to know about
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dick McAuliffe all right Mickey Stanley
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it was their second batter jersey number
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number 24 so maybe I'm trying to line
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that up kind of under the three there
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and and a bunch of space bars and then
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he played left field actually Mickey
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Stanley was the center fielder and then
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the greatest Tiger of all time Al Kaline
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number six
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adding third out in right field
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okay now the more I do this the harder
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it becomes to get things to line up
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perfectly if I turn off the pill Kraus I
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can see it all right so these things
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aren't quite lined up just right and so
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I'm gonna click here I'm going to hit
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the backspace key try to line out that a
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little bit oh that messed up this one
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now I gotta try to put extra spaces in
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there and get that thing lined up and
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and then this looks kind of funny
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because the name McAuliffe comes way
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over here and what if I get like a
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really long name that's about this long
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what am I gonna do trying to get that
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person's number in there
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so there are several things that that
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are not so good about using the spacebar
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like this to line things up so what we
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really want to talk about is maybe using
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the tab key because the tab key lines
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things up on the ruler like at a
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half-inch mark up here where you don't
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have to hit a bunch of space and then
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try to eyeball things and move them
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around a little bit you'll just be able
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to move something up on the ruler and
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fix things
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so what you saw in our intro was me
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working way too hard hitting spacebar
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spacebar spacebar to try to line things
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up and not doing all that great a job
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it's kind of hard to get things to line
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up nicely that way so what we're gonna
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talk about next is using the tab key
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with things that can appear up on the
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ruler here called tab stops to line
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things up by number on the ruler rather
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than a whole bunch of spaces out here so
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that's what we're gonna be talking about
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right now now I'd like to put a little
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divider line right down here that
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signifies I'm finished working on one
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idea and I'm moving on to another one
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so I'm gonna hit the enter key a couple
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of times by the way you have not had to
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like create this thing don't worry about
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that so I've hit the enter key a couple
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of times and then I'm gonna hit the up
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arrow key one time and I'd like to put a
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little divider line across here and I'm
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gonna do that by going to the Home tab
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and noticing this button right here
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called borders and when I click on the
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sticky list arrow next to the borders
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button I will see a pulldown list of

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