Word processing - Tables 2

Multiple Choice

Is it possible to specify the number of rows and columns you want to make in a Table in Microsoft Word?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Once a table is created in Microsoft Word, you cannot add any more rows or columns.

• True

• False

In this task, you are going to edit a newsletter about The Wood Store company’s projects.

1.Using a suitable software package, load the file M2017WOODSTORE.RTF

2. Set the page size to A4.

3. Set the page orientation to portrait.

4. Set the top margin to 3.5 centimeters and all other margins to 2 centimeters.

5. Save the newsletter with a newfile name as M2017_Yourname_Yourclass.RTF

6. In the header of the newsletter, place the following:

•Your name right aligned

•Your class left aligned

7. Enter the title The Wood Store at the start of the document.

8. Format the title with a sans-serif font, 36 points, right aligned.

9. Below the title, add the subtitle Report by: and add your name.

10. Format the subtitle with a sans-serif font, 18 points, center aligned and underlines

11. After the subtitle, format the rest of the document into 2 columns of equal width with 1 centimeter space in between them.

12. Format all the body text of the document with a serif font, 12 points, justified, with 12 points space after each paragraph.

13. Identify the 9 subheadings in the document and format each one with a serif font, 16 points, left aligned, bold, italic.

14. Place the contents of the file M2017EXHIBITIONS.RTF as a table.

•Immediately after the paragraph which ends:   ………..some currently planned exhbitions:

•Format the text in the table with a serif font, 12 points, left aligned

•Merge the cells in the first row

•Make the first row text only centered and bold

•Make sure that words are not split where the text is wrapped

•Make sure that all borders and gridlines are displayed when printed

15. Format The Wood Store Catalogue table so that it matches the formatting of the Exhibitions table.

Poll

How do you feel about Tables in Microsoft Word?