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    The document provides instructions for three exercises in Microsoft Word 2010. The first exercise instructs how to create a poster for a pet talent contest, including adding text, formatting, and inserting a clip art image. The second exercise has the user create a new document using a template instead of a blank document. The third exercise instructs the user to insert a picture or clip art and experiment with formatting options.

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    Word1 Exercises PDF

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    The document provides instructions for three exercises in Microsoft Word 2010. The first exercise instructs how to create a poster for a pet talent contest, including adding text, formatting, and inserting a clip art image. The second exercise has the user create a new document using a template instead of a blank document. The third exercise instructs the user to insert a picture or clip art and experiment with formatting options.

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    Word 2010 - Basic – Exercises River Public


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    Exercise 1
     Open a New Word document (Click on File tab and select New)
     Select Blank Presentation
     Return to the File tab and choose Save As
     Name your document Pet Talent Contest Poster so you can find it again
     Once it is saved then look on the top of the screen – note the change
     Now you are on the Home tab

     Look for the group called “paragraph” and check line spacing
     On the first line put in Pet Talent Contest
     Push “enter” two times so you have a new line
     (you should still be on the Home tab)
     Type Saturday, November 2nd, 3 PM
     Push “enter” two more times and then type the word at
     Push “enter” once and then type Pampered Pets
     Push “enter” two more times and then type:
     Can your pet sing?
     Can your pet dance?
     Can your pet tell jokes or do tricks?
     Bring them along! Winners and consolation prizes.
     Now go to the Insert tab and find the Illustrations group and then click on Clip Art
    and search for “dogs”
     Click on the image you want and it will now move to your document
     Now return to the File tab and “Save As” Pet Talent Contest Poster
     Let’s add a border together

    Exercise 2 – Try to make a new document but use a Template instead of a Blank
    Document (start at the beginning of the steps in Exercise 1)

    Exercise 3 – Insert a picture or clip art from the Insert Tab and play with the
    Formatting that appears.

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