Name : Dwi Putri Aulia Firdausi

Class/Absent : VI B/13

Subject : Informations Technology For Agricultural Axtentions

Lecturer : Ir. Miftakhul Arifin,. Mp

Kodrad Winarno,. Sp

TREE FUNCTION TOOLS IN MS. WORD

1. Research Feature

Since Office 2003, this feature has been a quite presence. Perhaps, not used as
frequently because for most of us a browser is more second nature. But a Research
feature within the Office suite has its own value too. Simply put, the research
options button provides one click access to particular reference books and
research sites that the Microsoft Office 2007 suite provides as information
resources. For example, the Research services to choose from include
dictionaries, thesauruses, and various Internet research Web sites in several
languages. The Research pane also includes a very useful translation service.

3 ways to access the research feature

Stuck at a word for a meaning or its nuance? Get the dope on the word by
either”

 Right clicking on the word and selecting Look Up”¦ from the context
menu.

 Select the word and Alt-Click on it

  Open the Research pane by going to – Review – Proofing –
Research

Set up the Research Resources

The research functionality includes quite a few known resources as can be seen
from the dropdown. Third party reference mines like Dow Jones’ Factiva iWorks,
the premiere online library HighBeam, Gale Company Profiles and Microsoft’s
own Live Search coupled with its rich Encarta dictionary and encyclopedia.

To fine tune our results we can include a few more options and exclude those we
don’t want. Configure the research sources by following these steps –

1. Click on Research options at the bottom of the Research pane.

2. The Research Options box gives us checkboxes to select or deselect for
Reference books, Research sites and Business /Financial sites we choose.

1. The Add Services button puts in the choices in the Research Options dialog
dropdown.

Similarly, the Update/Remove button updates or removes the services of our

choice. The Parental Control is a filter which sieves the results and screens out
the offensive and the vile in the results.

The quite so useful translate service for a word or a phrase

Word 2007 can translate a single word or a phrase into 15 languages. Translating a single
word is simple through the right click menu or through the search box in the Research
pane. The word is looked up in the dictionary and the meaning returned. Translating a
phrase involves sending the selected text to WorldLingo.com, a language translation
service. The results open up in a browser window.
2. Calculations in Word

Calculators and Excel aren’t the only places you can do simple calculations. Microsoft
Word has a built-in Calculate command. To be able to use this command quickly, you should
add it to your Quick Access Toolbar. Go to File> Options> Quick Access Toolbar> All
Commands and now add Calculate.
 To test it, write out a simple calculation like this: =5+5. Highlight the calculation then
click on the little circle now on the Quick Access Toolbar and the answer will appear in the
bottom left corner of your document.
3. No Distractions: Hide the Ribbon and Read Mode

Sometimes all the bells and whistles that make Microsoft Word
work distract you from what you are writing or reviewing. If this is an issue for
you, or if you just don’t feel like staring at the ribbon menu, then you can hide
it. All you have to do is press Ctrl+F1. No need to download any of the
distraction-free word processors out there. The option is right in Word. You
can also read a document without distractions by using the Read Mode.

(SOURCE : https://www.groovypost.com/howto/5-hidden-features-settings-microsoft-
word-2016/)
 TREE FUNCTION TOOLS IN MS. EXEL

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https://bytescout.com/blog/learn-excel-features-functions.html

TREE FUNCTION TOOLS IN POWER POINT

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