Today's Class Topic is Mail Merging

New Keyboard Shortcuts:

• Hold down the CTRL shift key, then press the < and > key to make the text bigger or smaller.

•  CTRL S lets you select all of the text.

New Things I learned Today:

• I learned how to print out labels for envelopes.

• I learned how to use existing list from my flash drive

• I learned that if you don't proofread or let someone else read your letter before you send it to everyone through email, you can confuse a lot of people.

• Mail Merge is what the people use at the post office.

New MS Word Ribbon Item:

• Clicking on the Mailings tab lets you to create labels, envelopes and more.

 

 

The Title of today is creating a graphic from smartArt

New Keyboard Shortcuts:

• Shift control M to move back

New Things I Learned Today:

• How to create a fax
• How to create a resume
• How to create a calendar
• How to create an agenda

New MS Word Ribbon Item:

• Going to the insert tab lets you select the date & time

Screenshots of My Work:

Today's Topic of today is creating a document with a title page, list, tables, and a watermark

They keyboard shortcuts that I learned today was using the Control M to move words over just as if you were pushing the tab key.

New Things I Learned Today:

• Control D - Which shows you another way to format your words
• Control M- Which shows you how to move words
• F7- Which shows you how to spell check your work
• Control X- Shows you how to cut your work

New Ms Word Ribbon Item:

• Page layout let's you put a watermark on the back ground of your or your paper

Screenshots of My Word

Browsing Around In Sumo Paint

New Keyboard Shortcuts:

• CTRL Z for undo
• CTRL F to find words

New Things I learned Today:

• The enclosure are not to be move at the 4'' mark.
• Business letters are calibre 11.
• I  have to make up my own color scheme for my Veteran's letter and not the books.
• In a modified letter, position cursor at the 4'' mark when you type the date in.

New MS Word Ribbon Item:

• The table tool layout take the grid lines out of tables.

Screenshots of My Work:

Today's topic was knowing how to use excel

 Knew Keyboard Shortcuts:

• CTRL C for copy
• CTRL V

New Things I Learned Today:

• There are over 1 billion  cells in a spread sheet
• Double click on the ruler in word the document to position long lines that are used for things like applications
• Instead of typing word for word in a cell you can position your cursor on the edge of a cell until you see a little square box and drag your items to the destination where you want it.
• To move a cell to another, click the cursor on the edge of the cell until you see something that looks like a compass and drag it where you want it.

New MS Word Ribbon Item:

• I learned how to insert a footnote at the end of an document by clicking in the reference tab.

Screen Shots of my work.

Tuesday's topic was learning how to compress a picture

New Keyboard Shortcuts:

• CTRL P to print
• Shift CTRL > to increase font size

New Things I learned Today:

• I learned how to click on the down arrow to find more bullets
• How to click wrap text to move pictures around
• Black ink cost over $10,000
• How to change the color on the bullets

I learned by clicking on the insert tab in the ribbon and it shows me how to create a table for keeping charts organized.

The title for today is using MLA Formatting

The new keyboarding shortcut that I learned today was:

• CTRL G
• CTRL Enter
• CTRL E
• F12

The new things that I learned today while formatting are:

• Learning what WC stands for which means word count that is located at the bottom of the page when typing
• MLA uses footnote not endnote
• Knowing how to position the cursor correctly when pointing it
• MLA reports are positioned at the 12 point mark in Times New Roman

New MS Word Ribbon Item:
The one thing that I learned how to use from the ribbon was the reference tab in which it helped me to find the footnote for formatting.