1. Open up or have the document that you want to save as a template ready
2. Click on the Microsoft Office button
3. Navigate to Save As
4. Click on the Arrow next to Save As and choose Word Template
5. Find the location where you want to save the template
6. Type in a file name
7. Click Save

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1. Create a text box you want to place the information in
2. Click on Insert
3. Choose Text File
4. An Insert Text dialog box appears
5. Locate the file you want to insert from your documents
6. Double Click on the document
7. The document will upload into your text box

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1. Click on View
2. Select Gantt Chart
3. This will open up the Gantt Chart view
4. Then click on Tools and go down to Tracking
5. Select Update Project
6. This opens up the Update Project dialog box
7. Make sure the Update work as complete through option is checked
8. In the date box, select the date you want to start tracking your tasks
9. Click OK

 
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Ctrl + B – Bold highlighted selection

Ctrl + I – Italic highlighted selection

Ctrl + K – Insert Link

Ctrl + U – Underline highlighted selection

Ctrl + 5 – Strikethrough highlighted selection

Ctrl + P – Open print dialog box

Ctrl + Z – Undo last action

Ctrl + F9 – Minimize current window

Ctrl + F10 – Maximize current window
 
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1. Click on the object you want to animate i.e. Text or Picture
2. Click on the Animation tab on the Ribbon
3. Click on the Custom Animations Button
4. This opens up the Custom Animations Dialog Box
5. Choose the Animation you want
6. It will automatically set it
7. Click on Remove if you want to delete the animation

 
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1. Open up the email you want to read
2. Hold down CTRL while turning the scroll wheel on your mouse Up to increase font size or scroll Down to decrease the font size
3. Or you can click on Other Actions on the Ribbon and select Zoom
4. This opens up the page size dialog box
5. You can then Increase or Decrease the email size by a small amount
6. Click OK

 
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1. Open the form in Design View
2. Click on the Microsoft Office Button
3. Click on Save As
4.  In the Save As Dialog box Select Report
5. Click OK
6. The system creates a report based on the form you have created.

 
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1. Click on the Microsoft Office Button
2. Go down to the arrow next to print and select Print Preview
3. Make sure that the Magnifier Box on the Ribbon is Not checked
4. You can then edit your document if you need to

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1. On the Menu Bar click on Tools
2. Choose Design Checker
3. This will open up the Design Checker Pane
4. It will list any design errors it has found in the pane
5. Click on the dropdown arrow next to the error it has found
6. Click on Fix, if you want it to change it automatically
7. Click on Go to this Item, if you want to change it yourself
8. If you don’t want something changed click on Never Run this Check Again
9. Click on Explain if you don’t understand what it means
10. Click on Close Design Checker when you have finished

 
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1. Click on the Insert Tab on the Ribbon
2. Choose Clipart
3. In the Search for box, type in an image you want to use
4. Double click on it to insert it into the slide
5. Click on the Format Tab on the Ribbon
6. Click on the Recolour icon
7. Choose and click on the colour you want the image to have

 
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