Microsoft Word Ribbon basics

What does Command mean

• multiple commands that are similar and near each other are contained in one tab

• All commands and groups at the top of the document

• A button that does an action when pressed on Word

• Each tab on the ribbon surrounds a collection

True or false

Ribbon--------> This tab has commands to add footnotes, bibliographies, and table of context

• True

• False

What is the Mailing Tab

• allows you to check your document for errors, add comments to a document, track changes, make changes, compare your document to the sources you used, protect the document

• Where you create labels and envelopes

• holds the groups which affect how you see the document on the screen

Home Tab is also called

• Primary Tab

• Preliminary Tab

What does the Insert Tab do

• allows you to add various items into a document; such as pages, tables,

  illustrations, links to Internet sites or other documents, headers, footers,

  text and symbols

• shows all of the options to change the theme, setup, background,

  paragraph and arrangement of a page

• This tab has commands to add footnotes, bibliographies, and table of context

• Where you create labels and envelopes

What does Undo do?

• Redo your previous action.

• Undo your previous action.

What is a Margin

• The edge of your computer

• The edge of your paper

• The edge of the words on your paper

True or False

Home Tab------> Redo your previous action

• True

• False

True or False

Tab Names-------->Home, Insert, Page Layout, Reference, Mailing, Review, View

• True

• False

What is a Tab

• called the primary tab, contains the more frequently used commands

• Each tab on the Ribbon surrounds a collection of groups

• llows you to add various items into a document; such as pages, tables,

  illustrations, links to Internet sites or other documents, headers, footers,

  text and symbols