This may be seen at the very top of the screen. Microsoft Word displays the name of the current document you are working on

• Quick Access Toolbar

• Tabs

• The Title Bar

• File Tab

is a resizable toolbar with commands that you will most likely use regularly.

• Tabs

• Quick Access Toolbar

• Ribbon

• Title bar

has seven tabs: Home, Insert, Design, Layout, References, Mailing, Review, and View. Each tab has distinct collections of related instructions.

• File Tab

• Ribbon

• Tabs

• Title bar

is used to execute such actions as opening, closing, saving, exporting, printing a document.

• File Tab

• Tabs

• Status bar

• Page Views

is positioned in the top area of the page, beneath the Quick Access Toolbar.

• Ribbon

• Page Views

• Status bar

• Tabs

This bar appears at the bottom of the screen and displays information such as the current page, section, total number of pages, inches from the top of the page, current line number, and current column number.

• Status bar

• Ribbon

• Page Views

• Tabs

The normal method of viewing a document

• Read Mode

• Page Views

• Print Layout

• Web Layout view

The page layout of the paper is changed to a bigger font for easy reading. There are certain tools accessible for altering and navigating the document.

• Read Mode

• Print Layout

• Web Layout view

• Outline view

It shows you how the document will look when printed and lets you use the Ribbon to create and update it.

• Print Layout

• Web Layout view

• Outline view

• Draft view

is a word processing program for producing numerous sorts of documentsthat are employed in the workplace and in education

• MS POWER POINT

• MS EXCEL

• MS WORD

• MS OFFICE