Headers and Footers Open a new Word document Set the margins as follows (Page LayoutPage SetupMarginsCustom Margins) Top: 2.0” Bottom: 2.0” Right: 1.5” Left: 1.5” Set the line spacing for 1.5 Type the poem in the box Book Oh, look, it’s a book! I’m sure it must be A path of adventures waiting for me, A yellow brick road to the Wizard of Oz, A frivolous poem without any cause. Should I open it and peek to see what’s inside? What if it’s scary I might need to hide. I’ll never know unless I dare. I need a good laugh, a cry or a scare. I’m sure it can wait—well, then I’ll never know Maybe it’s someplace that I’ll never go. But today is the day that’s been waiting for me I’ll open this book, and I will see. Jessica McCain, age 14 Select the title by double clicking on the word “Book” Make the title bold Select the last line, McCain, age 14” by clicking and dragging “Jessica Italicize and right align the last line Select the title and body of the poem by clicking and dragging Center the selected text On Insert ribbon, Header & Footer grouping, on Header From the drop down menu, select 3 columns Click on the first [Type text] and type your first and last name Type your name (Keyboarding) in the center [Type text] section Type the document name (Book) in the right [Type text] section On the Design ribbon, Navigation grouping, click on Go to Footer. TAB once and type From: Chicken Soup for the Kid’s Soul Spell and grammar check the document. Save the document in your Word Processing folder on your S:/ drive as Bookxx.doc Compare with the KEY on the Dropbox the document.
Headers and Footers Open a new Word document Set the margins as follows (Page LayoutPage SetupMarginsCustom Margins) Top: 2.0” Bottom: 2.0” Right: 1.5” Left: 1.5” Set the line spacing for 1.5 Type the poem in the box Book Oh, look, it’s a book! I’m sure it must be A path of adventures waiting for me, A yellow brick road to the Wizard of Oz, A frivolous poem without any cause. Should I open it and peek to see what’s inside? What if it’s scary I might need to hide. I’ll never know unless I dare. I need a good laugh, a cry or a scare. I’m sure it can wait—well, then I’ll never know Maybe it’s someplace that I’ll never go. But today is the day that’s been waiting for me I’ll open this book, and I will see. Jessica McCain, age 14 Select the title “Book” by double clicking on the word Make the title bold Select the last line, “Jessica McCain, age 14” by clicking and dragging Italicize and right align the last line Select the title and body of the poem by clicking and dragging Center the selected text On Insert ribbon, Header & Footer grouping, on Header From the drop down menu, select 3 columns Click on the first [Type text] and type your first and last name Type your name (Keyboarding) in the center [Type text] section Type the document name (Book) in the right [Type text] section On the Design ribbon, Navigation grouping, click on Go to Footer. TAB once and type From: Chicken Soup for the Kid’s Soul Spell and grammar check the document. Save the document in your Word Processing folder on your S:/ drive as Bookxx.doc Compare with the KEY on the Dropbox the document.
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