Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Unit 1
Starting Microsoft Word 2007 (Word 2007
2 3 1
10
12 11
Title Bar
Button Button
Tab
command buttons
Mouse scroll
wheel
Status Bar
View Buttons
Print Layout
Web Layout
Outline Enter
Draft
Unit 2
Print
Page layout > Page setup
Size, Orientation, Margins
Size A4 Margin
1
English
- space
- Full stop (.) Comma (,) space
file
2
File name
file
3
Save button
Title bar
Double click
Unit 3
Mouse Cursor
Cursor mouse pointer Click
mouse pointer
People use complete in a wide variety of ways. In business, computers track inventories with
bar codes and scanners, check the credit status of customers, and transfer funds electronically.
In homes, tiny computers appliances control the indoor temperature, open home security
systems, tell the time, and turn videocassette recorders on and off.
Computers in automobiles regulate the flow of fuel, thereby increasing gas mileage.
Computers also entertain, creating digitized sound in stereo systems or computer animated
features programs, or applications exit to aid level of education.
save File
save button
Resave
Keyboard Cursor
/
/
Ctrl Ctrl
Ctrl Ctrl
Home / End cursor
Ctrl+Home Ctrl+End
Page up / Page down Screen
File
Start > (All) Programs > Microsoft Office > Microsoft Office Word 2007
Office > New Blank Document Create button
Grammar Spelling
Suggestions List
Change button
Ignore Once button
Right-click ignore
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Unit 4
cursor
Delete Text
Keyboard Delete Backspace key
Backspace cursor
Delete cursor
mathematical cursor
Backspace key
Select
Select
Delete Backspace key
Undo
Redo Undo
Overwriting Text
Select
Enter
Enter Delete
Backspace key
cursor Enter 3
cursor Delete key
select
HomeClipboardCut Cut button Ctrl+X
cursor
copy
Hello! Good Morning Mg Mg. Hello! Good Morning Mg Mg.
Hi! Kyaw Kyaw. Hi! Good Morning Kyaw Kyaw.
Copy Select
Unit 5
Font
select
Home > Font > button
select
Home > Font > button
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5 13
6
7 8 9 10 11 12
1. Font
2. Font Size
3. Grow Font
4. Shrink Font
5. Bold
6. Italic
7. Underline
8. Strikethrough
9. Subscript H2O
10. Superscript 23
11. Change Case
None
13. Font Color
Typing fundamental
To learn which fingers to use while typing; click Help on the menu bar then click finger positions.
This section of the manual introduces you to some of the keyboard basics.
Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing teaches you to master the touch-typing method; which uses the
home row keys as your home base. This is where your fingers starts; end; and return between
keystrokes. Starting with the little finger of your left hand; your finger rest on the
A;S;D;F;J;K;L;(;)keys. You learn how to type so your finger can reach to cover the entire keyboard.
Touch typing means typing without looking at the keyboard; relying instead on the "touch" of the
keyboard to finger placement helps you type accurately. Mastering this "kinesthetic" sense of finger
placement helps you increase speed as well as save energy. Instead of constantly looking up and
down; first at the Character you are typing then at the keyboard; you can keep your eyes on your
work and improve your speed.
Format Painter
Format Painter copy
Format select
Home > Clipboard > Format Painter
Format select
Format select
Standard Toolbar Format Painter
Format select
Format Painter
Unit 6
select
Home > Paragraph > button
Select
Home > Paragraph > Line Spacing Button down-arrow
2.0
1.0
Page LayoutParagraphSpacing
Before cursor
After cursor
select
Before (or) After
Indent Paragraph
Indent
select
Hanging Indent
Left Indent
Right Indent
Two friends were walking through the desert. During the journey, they had an
argument, and one friend slapped the other one on the face. The one who got slapped was hurt,
but without saying anything, wrote in the sand: “TODAY MY BEST FRIEND SLAPPED ME ON THE
FACE.”
They kept on walking until they found an oasis, where they decided to take a bath.
The one who had been slapped, got stuck in the mud and started drowning, but the friend saved
him. He wrote on a stone: “TODAY MY BEST FRIEND SAVED MY LIFE.”
The friend who had slapped and saved his best friend asked him, “After I hurt you,
you wrote in the sand and now, you write on a stone. Why?”
The other friend replied: “When someone hurts us, we should write it down in sand
where winds of forgiveness can erase it away. But, when someone does something good for us, we
must engrave it in stone where no wind can ever erase it.”
Unit 7
select
Home>Paragraph>Border button Borders and Shading
Borders Tab
Apply to paragraph
Ok
1. Borders Tab 3. 4. 5.
6.
2. Paragraph
7. OK
select
Home>Paragraph>Border button Borders and Shading
Borders Tab
Apply to paragraph
None Ok
select
Home>Paragraph>Shading button
select
Home>Paragraph>Shading button No Color
cursor
Home>Paragraph>Border button Borders and Shading
Page Border Tab
Ok
– Art Width
cursor
Home>Paragraph>Border button Borders and Shading
Page Border Tab
None Ok
Number select
Home>Paragraph>Numbering button
Unit 8
1. Font f WinInnwa
2. Font Size 16
space
4.
Ctrl+Z Undo
Ctrl+Z Undo
Office button > Word Options button > Proofing > Auto correct options button >
Auto Format As you Type > “Straight quotes” with “smart quotes”
() OK
Tab Key
Keyboard Tab key Space bar cursor
Tab
Right Tab
Left Tab
Center Tab
Decimal Tab
Tab drag
Drag select
Tab Tab
wpfcsufeSdy wpfcsufeSdy
fyg/ fyg/
Tab setting
Tab
Tab Tab
Tab setting
Leader
OK
Tab Leader
Leader select
Home > Paragraph > Launcher > Tabs button
Tab Stop Position Leader Tab click
Leader None OK
Unit 9
Page Layout Page Setup Breaks
- Break
Break
(1) Page Layout > Page Setup > Breaks > Page
page( ) cursor
– Cursor
(2) Page Layout > Page Setup > Breaks > Column
column cursor
column
cursor column
(3) Page Layout > Page Setup > Breaks > Section Break > Continuous
Section Break Continuous cursor
Section Break
column
column
column column
Page layout> Page Setup> Breaks button> Column
column
column column
Page layout> Page Setup> Breaks button> Column
column
Unit 10
WordArt
1. Microsoft select
2. Insert> Text> Insert WordArt button
3. OK
Word Art
- Word Art
-
click select
(2) WordArt Tools > Format > Arrange > Text Wrapping
( - In front of Text)
Word Art
click select
(2) WordArt Tools > Format > Text > Edit Text
(3) WordArt Tools > Format > WordArt Style
(4) WordArt Tools > Format > WordArt Style > Change Shape
Inserting symbol (e.g £ 150, Microsoft)
Symbol cursor
InsertSymbolsSymbol
Insert symbol
Writing equations ( ) ∑ ( )
Equation cursor
Insert > Symbols > Equation
Insert New Equation
Equation Tools > Design
Equation Equation click
Drop Cap
Drop Cap
C select
InsertText Drop CapDrop Cap Options
U
se Document Workspaces to simplify the process of co-writing, editing, and reviewing
documents with others in real time through Microsoft Office Word 2003, Microsoft
Office Excel 2003, Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003, or Microsoft Office
Visio 2003. A Document Workspace site is a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services
site that is centered on one or more documents. Colleagues can easily work together on
the document either by working directly on the DOCUMENT WORKSPACE copy or by working
on their own copy.
When you use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, to open a local copy of the document on
which the Document Workspace is based, the Microsoft Office program periodically gets updates
from the Document Workspace and makes them available to you for example, if other members have
been editing their own copy of the document and have saved those changes to the Document
Workspace.
On a Document Workspace, you can type such things: H2O, O2, 32, 5023, etc. You can
also type yen symbol (¥) copyright symbol (©), and some picture symbols such as. You can
use Microsoft Equation 3.0 to type equation:
Unit 11
- select
- ( ႔) pointer click
- select Node
- click
Node
- select Node
Node
- ( ႔) pointer Drag
( ႔ )
- ( ႔) Click select Keyboard Arrow Key 4
Copy
- Copy select
Select
- Select
- Shift Click
( ႔ )
Select Group ( )
- Select
- Drawing Tools > Format > Arrange > Group > Group.
Ungroup
Class
The Levels
Class 1 Class 6
Class 2 Class 7
Class 3 Class 8
Class 4 Class 9
Class 5 Class 10
Basic 1 Upper 1
Basic 2 Upper 2
Basic 3 Pre Inter Upper 3
Post Inter
- select
- ( ႔) pointer click
- Format Tab
shadow 3D
Drawing Tools>Format>Arrange Rotate
Flip Vertical Flip Horizontal
Unit 12
SmartArt
- Insert > Illustrations > SmartArt
- ( All )
- click OK
- click
AAR
JAPAN
CBR VTC
Shwe
Dala T Class H Class PC Class
Pyi Thar
Smart Art
လုပ္ကိုင္ရည္
အစြမ္းအစရွိမႈ
ဂ႐ုတစိုက္
Competence ယံုၾကည္
နားေထာင္တတ္မႈ
အားထားရမႈ
Listening
Realibllity
Carefully
အလုပ္အေပၚမွာ
အာရံုစိုက္မႈ ႐ိုးသားမႈ
Staying PROFESSIONAL Honesty
Work-Focused
ေတြရဲ႕
စ႐ိုက္လကၡဏာ
သူတစ္ပါးကို
တည္ၾကည္
ကူညီတတ္မႈ (ဿှ)ခ်က္ ေျဖာင့္မတ္မႈ
Supporting
Integrity
Qthers
သူတစ္ပါးကို
အေကာင္း
ေလးစားမႈ
ျမင္တတ္မႈ
Respect
Being Positive မိမိကိုယ္ကိုယ္တိုး
တက္ေအာင္ႁမွင့္တ For Others
Shape
င္မႈ
Self Upgrading
Unit 13
Word 2007
Insert > Illustrations > Picture
file View button Thumbnails
Insert button
effect
select
Picture Tools > Format > Picture Styles
Exercise
select Format > Arrange > Text Wrapping Square
Text Wrapping
Unit 14
Table
Mon Tue Wed Thus Fri
Myanmar 9-11 am 12-2 pm
English 9-11 am 12-2 pm
Math 9-11 am 12-2 pm
Six
A B C
Three
Testing 1
One
eight
Line style
Line weight
Pen color button
Border
ACER Warranty
Group A
PC 1Year 1Year
Notebook 1Year 1Year
Group B 2Year 2Year
Lamp 1000 hours
12 months
Projector
2Year 1Year
Desktop Same warranty term
Of the PC
LCD 1Year 1Year 1Year 1Year
1st Year
2nd Year
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Unit 15
File
file
Insert>Pages> Page Break Page Layout > Page
Setup > Breaks > Page
Header Footer
2
3
1) Name printer
2) Page range
All - file page print
Current Page - cursor page print
Pages - 1,3 page 1 page 3 print
1-3 page 1 , page2, page 3(page 1 Page 3) print
OK