Click the button to insert a footnote “Insert Footnote” Type the following text in the footnote: Late in the day TABLE OF CONTENTS LESSON ITEM #14: REASON: The Table of Contents is a basic way to navigate through a document, especially large documents with many sections. Action #1: Open the existing document file labeled of Contents located on the C: “Table Practice” drive in the folder labeled “Training Class Files – DO NOT REMOVE” Follow the directions shown on the page to complete the activity Action #2: Activate the of drop down and select Table of “Table Contents” “Insert Contents” Note all of the available options for your table of contents, including formatting options and hyperlinks. SECTION III: COMPLETE! SECTION IV: DOCUMENT SECURITY DEVELOPER TAB LESSON ITEM #15: The developer tab is mainly used to develop Macros, interactive controls, or to REASON: enhance document security. Action #1: Activate the Developer Tab by performing the following Open the tab “File” Click on the button “Options” Click on the button “Customize Ribbon” Checkmark “Developer” SECURING SECTIONS OF THE DOCUMENT LESSON ITEM #16:
Click the “Insert Footnote” button to insert a footnote Type the following text in the footnote: Late in the day LESSON ITEM #14: TABLE OF CONTENTS REASON: The Table of Contents is a basic way to navigate through a document, especially large documents with many sections. Action #1: Open the existing document file labeled “Table of Contents Practice” located on the C: drive in the folder labeled “Training Class Files – DO NOT REMOVE” Follow the directions shown on the page to complete the activity Action #2: Activate the “Table of Contents” drop down and select “Insert Table of Contents” Note all of the available options for your table of contents, including formatting options and hyperlinks. SECTION III: COMPLETE! SECTION IV: DOCUMENT SECURITY LESSON ITEM #15: DEVELOPER TAB REASON: The developer tab is mainly used to develop Macros, interactive controls, or to enhance document security. Action #1: Activate the Developer Tab by performing the following Open the “File” tab Click on the “Options” button Click on the “Customize Ribbon” button Checkmark “Developer” LESSON ITEM #16: SECURING SECTIONS OF THE DOCUMENT
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