The scrollbar in a Word document is typically located on the right side of the document window. You can use it to scroll up and down to navigate through your document.
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Open up word, type what you want, click on file then save as then you have a word document! If you want a new page, click on the icon at the top.
The best way to do a "360 evaluation" is to write up a word document. By writing up the word document it gives you space to acknowledge the good things and the bad.
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To type letters with accents in Word: Click on Insert menu Click on Symbol The Symbol box will come up. Scroll down until you see the letter and symbol you need. Click on that, it will highlight. Click on Insert (or hit Enter). The letter, with its symbol, will appear where you've left your cursor in your Word document. Press Esc or the X to close. At the bottom of the Symbol box, when you've highlighted your symbol, it will give you the number of that symbol, and the shortcut key, if you want to keep a note of that information. The Symbol box also lists the last sixteen symbols you've used, so if you use the same ones frequently, you can just click on one of those.
If you mean select the correct word in a word document the you simply right click on the word. Or go into your documents settings and put it to where words will come up as you type and you click the one you want.
While in the document, simultaneously press CTRL and "F". It will pop up a find window. Type the word you want to find, and the system will look through the entire document for matches.
sequoyah tried to make a symbol for each word in the cherokee language.why did he eventually give up on this approach
you go to start and type in microscoft word and then it will come up you click on it and that is how youopen it up
You want a "Watermark" look up that in the help ( <F1> )
It is when you save your document to disk. So that you can load it up later and do more work on the document until you are done.