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Creating Learning Networks for African Teachers

UNESCO PROJECT (Contract No. 408.302.9)

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Workers' Database
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Periodic Table

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Word Processing
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Address list
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Practical Questions

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Art
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Scanning an image


WORD PROCESSING TUTORIAL

PRINTING A DOCUMENT

MS Word for Windows allows you to print documents to a printer.
Before printing you can prepare your document by setting some options – set the number of copies per page, the pages to be printed, the name of the printer to be used etc.

Preparing a document for printing:
1. Choose File ---> Print
2. Select Options

The following options will be displayed:

Draft:
Prints the document without special character formats.

Copies:
MS Word for Windows prints the number of copies entered in this field, a whole set is printed first, then repeated for each copy requested.

Pages:
Select the pages to be printed.

All:
The whole document will be printed.

Selection:
Only the highlighted text is printed.

From:
Beginning page number for the page you want to print.

Paper feed:
Selects the source of paper manually.  The printer stops after printing each page and waits for you to press Y after changing the paper.

Continuous:
The printing is done without pausing for paper changes at the end of each page.
 
Printing to printer:
After setting the options in the File Print command, press Enter or choose Print to get a hard copy of your document.  The printer must be turned on, otherwise MS Word for Windows displays the message: “Printer not ready”.

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