Word/writer exercise Open a new word/writer document and copy this page exactly like it is.

THIS TITLE IS WRITTEN IN GREEN ROCKWELL BOLD FONT, CENTERED AND ITS LAST WORDS ARE HIGHLIGHTED IN RED. FORMATTING THE TEXT BOLD, ITALIC and UNDERLINE options are available in the tool bar. You can also change the colour of the font (this sentence is in green). TEXT ALIGNMENT This paragraph, as you can notice, is left aligned. Left aligned text begins each line along the left margin of the document. As you type, the first word that does not fit on a line is placed at the left margin on the next line. Right Aligned - This setting aligns the beginning of each line of text along the right margin of the document. As you type, the text expands to the left of the cursor. Centered text is placed in the center of each line. As you type, the text expands equally to the left and right, leaving the same margin on both sides. Justified text combines left and right aligned text. When a block of text is justified, each line fills the entire space from left to right, except for the paragraph indent and the last line of a paragraph. This is accomplished by adjusting the space between words and characters in each line so that the text fills 100% of the space. The result is a straight margin on each side of the page. Justified text is commonly used in newspapers and magazines and has become increasingly popular on the Web as well. In the menu Format, if you select Font, you can change the

height of

the font and you can also apply some effects like crossing out some words,
write superscripts and subscripts (which is very useful to write formulas) or even putting a shadow behind the text. text You can also use the WordArt tool to give an

to your titles. Now, search for an image like this one in the internet and fit it in its place. Probably you will have to resize it. To achieve to place it behind the text, you will have to try something in its image format (using the right mouse button)

This is the footer of the page. You can edit it in the menu View Header and footer.

Word/writer exercise Open a new word/writer document and copy this page exactly like it is. There are tons of things you can do with Word or Writer. Have you noticed that this is a page-numbered document? You can achieve it through the menu Insert. In this menu you can also find quite a few symbols like these: You can try the drawing menu and draw different shapes.

This is a TEXT BOX, without border and green background

What are you thinking about?

And at last but not least, lets go for the tables

You can place the text at the bottom of the cell You can join several cells vertically You can colour the backgroun d of each cell. This one is yellow And you can even change the position of the text! You can change the border size of each cell, like this one

You can join cells horizontally as well

This is the footer of the page. You can edit it in the menu View Header and footer.