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creating a new document
saving a document
closing a document
opening a document
editing a document
saving an existing document with a different name and location
deleting characters from a document
exiting from word
selecting text block
selecting a rectangular text block
using cut, copy, paste
using bold, italic, underline
using text alignment
using undo/Redo
changing page margins
changing paper size
changing font styles and size
spacing between characters
using animations
line spacing on paragraph
indentation
searching a text
searching and replacing a text
using goto option
bullets and numbers
borders and shading
using tab stops
changing case
changing zoom
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Microsoft Excelcreating a new document
saving a document
closing a document
opening a document
editing a document
saving an existing document with a different name and location
deleting characters from a document
exiting from word
selecting text block
selecting a rectangular text block
using cut, copy, paste
using bold, italic, underline
using text alignment
using undo/Redo
changing page margins
changing paper size
changing font styles and size
spacing between characters
using animations
line spacing on paragraph
indentation
searching a text
searching and replacing a text
using goto option
bullets and numbers
borders and shading
using tab stops
changing case
changing zoom
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Chapter 5
opening a document
To open an existing word document follow these instructions (Ctrl + O) :
Click the FILE option from the MENU BAR.
From the drop down menu select OPEN option.
The open dialog box will be displayed.
Select the file you want to work with and click on OPEN button.
Or type the file name to the FILE NAME box and click on OPEN button.
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