Using the Replace Command in Word

The video tutorial explains how to use the replace command in a document, a skill useful for ECDL exams. It covers accessing the replace feature via the ribbon or using the keyboard shortcut Control H. The tutorial demonstrates using the replace panel to substitute words or phrases, including replacing lowercase with uppercase. It also explains the difference between using the replace button for individual instances and the replace all button for multiple instances, highlighting the process with an example of replacing the word 'nunc' with 'ECDL'.

What is the keyboard shortcut for accessing the replace command?

• Control H

• Control F

• Control R

• Control G

Which tab on the ribbon do you need to access to find the replace button?

• Home

• Review

• Insert

• View

What is the significance of replacing lowercase text with uppercase using the replace command?

• It changes the font style.

• It highlights the text.

• It helps in formatting text consistently.

• It deletes the text.

What happens when you click 'replace all' in the replace command?

• It replaces the first instance of the word.

• It deletes the word.

• It replaces all instances of the word in the document.

• It highlights the word.

In the example provided, how many times was the word 'nunc' replaced?

• 5 times

• 8 times

• 6 times

• 7 times