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Office Test 1 Review
Test 1 Review ©
R. Craig Collins, 2005/6
Windows
- What is an Icon?
- Discuss the three types of Windows Help
- Discuss the 5 actions you can perform on a Window
- What is a folder, and what Windows tool is used to browse folders?
- What is a file?
- What 5 actions can you perform on a file?
- Discuss 3 ways to start a program.
- What is an extension?
- What is a often used shortcut to actions in Windows?
- Discuss cut, copy, and paste, as well as mention several methods to do these
actions.
- Discuss switching between Windows
Word 1
- What does a font include?
- Discuss formatting that can be applied to a paragraph.
- Discuss formatting that can be applied to a word.
- Name some tools available in Word that are not found in WordPad.
- Discuss the three types of line breaks.
- How do you add a graphic to a Word document?
- How do you resize a graphic?
- Discuss several ways to select text.
- Describe undo, and two ways to accomplish this.
- Discuss options in viewing the Word document.
Word 2
- Discuss footnotes
- Discuss autocorrect
- List a method of getting a word count
- Discuss creating and removing hyperlinks
- Discuss double spacing
- Discuss adding page numbers
- Describe using search, or search and replace
- What is a style?
- What is a bookmark?
- Where are the tool icons you haven't used lately?
- What does ... mean?
- Compare and contrast Save and Save As.
Word 3
- Discuss printing envelopes
- Discuss lists
- What is a table used for?
- List several methods of creating or modifying a table.
- Describe a non-breaking space
- Compare and contrast the Windows Clipboard and the Office Clipboard
- Discuss print preview and WYSIWYG
- Discuss wizards and templates
- Discuss moving between documents
- What is a smart tag?
•Create:
•Save/Save As
•Edit:
•Select, then do
•Insert/Overwrite
•Using Menus and buttons
•Undo
•Spell Check/Grammar Check
•Drag vs. cut/copy/paste
•Tables
•Format:
•WYSIWYG
•Fonts
•Face
•Size
•Color
•Attributes
•Paragraphs
•Styles
•Alignment
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