Word Exercise 2 - Editing and Formatting
Word Exercise 2 - Editing and Formatting
2. Type your first and last name in the blank document. Capitalize the first letter of
your first and last name using the SHIFT key.
8. Type your phone number. Your document should look something like this:
9. Select all your text. (Click on EDIT and click on SELECT ALL).
15. Click the PASTE button. (Or click on EDIT and click on PASTE). Your phone
number should be right after your name.
17. Press the TAB key to put a space between your name and phone number.
19. Press the ENTER key. This will put a space between the first and second line.
For use with all versions of MS Word
20. Highlight your full name. Click on the FORMAT menu. You will see a
dropdown menu.
21. Click on CHANGE CASE from the dropdown menu and click on the circle next
to the word UPPERCASE. Click on OK.
24. Click before your phone number and Press the ENTER key.
26. Click on the U key on the formatting toolbar. This will underline your phone
number.
28. Now, Type QWERTY using your CAPS LOCK key. Don’t forget to turn off
your Caps Lock when you are done.
29. Change the font of QWERTY to Wingdings. Your letters should look like
pictures when you are done.
For use with all versions of MS Word
30. While QWERTY is still selected, click the COPY button on the Standard toolbar.
31. Click just after QWERTY, and click the Paste button on the Standard toolbar.
32. Repeat this step so that you now have it three times in a row.
33. Now select all the text. Click on the EDIT menu. Click on SELECT ALL from
the dropdown menu.
34. Center all the text using the Center button on the Formatting toolbar.
37. Italicize your address by highlighting it and clicking on the I on your standard
toolbar.
38. Follow the Directions to Save this document on your disk. Make sure your disk
is in the computer.
41. Select the 31/2 Floppy (A:) drive. This is the disk drive. We will always use the
disk drive in class.
42. Click in the File Name box and Type a name for this document.
44. Have your teacher check your work before you close the document.