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    This chapter discusses how to insert page numbers, columns, and change text case in a document. It provides instructions on how to add page numbers in various positions and formats. It also explains how to insert multiple newspaper-style columns and adjust column spacing. Finally, it outlines different methods for changing the case of selected or all text, such as uppercase, lowercase, or title case.

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    This chapter discusses how to insert page numbers, columns, and change text case in a document. It provides instructions on how to add page numbers in various positions and formats. It also explains how to insert multiple newspaper-style columns and adjust column spacing. Finally, it outlines different methods for changing the case of selected or all text, such as uppercase, lowercase, or title case.

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    Chapter 7: Page Number, Columns, & Change Case

    This chapter will explain how to insert page numbers, columns and change case. To insert
    columns in a document select from one to three columns. Changing the case of the text is easy
    rather than typing the entire text just to change the. Lets us first discuss on how to insert page
    numbers.

    Lesson 1: Inserting Page Number


    In this lesson we will insert page number
    A. Insert Page Number
    1. Click Insert  Page Numbers

    2. Click on the “Position” to select
    where to put your page number.
    The options are to place it at the
    bottom of page OR top of page.
    3. Click “Alignment” and select the position were you want to position the numbers in your
    document. The option are to place it on the Right, Left OR Center.
    4. Click “ok” NOTE:
    Click on the box if you don’t to want number will appear on the
    first page
    Format Page Number
    1. Click Insert  Page Numbers 
    2. Click Format. Another dialog box will
    display 
    3. Click on the number format, it will display
    the list of number formats.
    4. Click the option Start at: if you want
    to start you’re numbering at
    specific page number.
    5. click “ok”

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    Lesson 2: Creating Newspaper Type Columns

    In this lesson we will insert columns


    A. Insert Columns
    1. Click Format  Columns; OR
    2. Press Alt + O + C
    3. From the Presets click the number
    of columns you want to use.
    4. Y
    o u
    NOTE:
    Use selected text if you want can
    to put columns to a specific
    text.
    adjust the spacing in between columns by clicking the
    1. First highlight the text
    arrow located at the width and spacing section. 2. Open the columns dialog
    box and
    5. Click apply to; to select other option. 3. Select columns
    If you want to apply two columns to for all pages 4. On the apply to select
    option Selected Text
    select whole document else select “this point forward” 5. Click ok
    if you want to apply
    columns to selected pages.

    6. Click ok

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    B. Insert Columns with the use of Icon
    1. Select the text you want to apply for a columns
    2. From the standard toolbar, click the columns icon
    3. Select the number of columns need.
    4. Click and drag the mouse to highlight the number of columns

    Lesson 3: Changing Text Case

    In this lesson we will discuss the different steps on how to change the case
    1. Type this sentence
    Patience is a Virtue
    2. Highlight the word
    3. Click Format  Change Case
    4. Click on the option you want to use
    5. Click ok
    OR
    6. Highlight the text and press Ctrl + Shift + A. to change the case

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    END NOTES

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    Chapter 7
    Activity 1: The Mouse

    R
    emember the mouse? Sort of a cute,
    furry yellow? No, not really. You
    learned that the mouse is computer
    hardware. It is an in put device. This means
    the mouse is another way of inputting data
    into your computer. Do you know how a
    mouse works?

    The mouse has a ball underneath it. You Find the button on the top of the mouse.
    push the mouse along a desk or on a pad Sometimes the mouse you are using will
    next to the computer. When you look at have one button, sometimes two, and
    your computer screen, you will see an arrow sometimes even three! This mouse has two
    or shape or picture. buttons. The left button works like an enter
    key.

    Instructions:
    1. Create two columns for the document.
    2. Type the entire document using, Font Size = 12, Font Style = Verdana and font
    Color = Blue
    3. Use Justified Alignment
    4. Use Word Art for word title. Select the same kind of WordArt as it appears in the
    paper.
    5. Insert a mouse picture in the second column by using clipart gallery.
    6. First letter in the 1st paragraph must be in dropped cap and it drops 3 lines.
    7. Set Page Margins to 1 inch on all sides.
    8. Set Paper to 8.5 in width and 5.5 in Height.
    9. Save your work in you folder having the file name “Mouse-your family name

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