Practice Microsoft Word Exam.
You can download the exam file here:

Part 1:
Character Formatting:


Part 2:
Paragraph Formatting:


Part 3:
Section Formatting:


Part 4:
Image Formatting:


Part 5:
Outlines, Tables, Mail Merge

Homework Review:
Mail Merge for Labels in Microsoft Word.
See the video here:

Click here for Phishing game.

Homework:

Microsoft Word:
Ch 3 Practice Exercise 7. Mailing Labels

Also, play 2 rounds in the Phishing game. Click here for Phishing game.

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Instructions for the PowerPoint assignment:
Most of you have the PowerPoint component in your book, so you can just read these instructions in the book. This is only for the one or two of you that do not yet have that book (and will self-destruct in one week).

What we did in class:
Exploring Windows XP, hands-on-exercise 3
Exploring Word, hands-on-exercise 1
Exploring PowerPoint, hands on exercise 3

Homework:

Word: Ch 3, hands on exercise 2
PowerPoint: Ch 1, practice exercise 1

Homework #3 Walkthroughs:

1) Word Formatting


2) Word Keyboard Shortcuts


3) PowerPoint Creating a Presentation from Scratch

Installing OpenOffice:

Some of you do not have Microsoft Office at home, or do not have certain components of Microsoft Office. If so, this blogpost is directed towards you. Otherwise, not. I would not tell you to get Microsoft Office 2007, which seems to be the only one currently being sold in stores. Do not get it because the user interface is so different that you may have difficulties doing the homework, or applying what we learned in class. Instead, I would suggest you download and install OpenOffice.org, which is a free clone of Microsoft Office. There are slight differences from Microsoft Office, but it will be fairly straightforward to transfer what you learned in class, and vice versa.

Here is a video walkthrough of doing this:

HW3:
Word, Ch2, Practice Exercises 1 and 2
PowerPoint, Ch 1, Hands on Exercise 2

From Class:
Summary of what Ctrl keys do together with arrow keys:
Ctrl: Power Up
Shift: Select as I move

Here is a walkthrough of HW 2, which is basic editing in Microsoft Word.

Class 2 Class Notes

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CPU - Central Processing Unit
ALU - Arithmetic / Logic Unit
Control Unit

Control Unit keeps track of instruction to be
carried out. We fetch the data and
instructions from RAM. ALU works on
it. The control unit will update
to point to the next instruction.

RAM - Random Access Memory - you can get anywhere in equal time.

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