Make the following exercise:
Following the following steps:
- Copy the text included under the heading "COMMUNICATION IN BUSINESS: Interviews and meetings, using the formatting options for font, paragraph, bullets, shading, etc. that is most convenient (to the end result is as close as possible to the model).
- Apply the Heading 1 style to the document title ("COMMUNICATION IN BUSINESS: INTERVIEWS AND MEETINGS.") Modify the Heading 1 style to present the right look.
- Applies to the sections "The interview", "The meetings and their types" Heading 2 style and the headings "Types of interview" and "The selection interview", style, Title 3 (previously modified those styles, if necessary.)
- Insert images in the document and adjusts the text to the image.
- Create the header and footer.
- Number the pages.
- The second page of the document is oriented horizontally, the table is centered vertically on the page.
- Create a table of contents at the end of the document (on a separate page.)
Things to consider:
a) How to make a document a header and footer:
headers and footers are text that is entered once and is repeated in all pages of a document. To insert the header and footer in this exercise, follow these steps:
1. View menu (main menu) and select Header and Footer.
2. The cursor is placed at the beginning of the paper, framed by a dotted line. Sets the format of header text (centered text in italics Times New Roman 12 pts.)
3. When you turn the header view, the screen shows a bar of tools.
Click the button to move the cursor to the footer. Enter footer text with the appropriate format.
4. Finally, press the Close button on the Header and Footer toolbar page. The ENCA-Kissed and footer must appear (gray dimmed) at the beginning and end of each document page.
b) How to number pages:
1. Insert menu and select Page Numbers.
2. In the dialog box that appears you can set the location, alignment and format of page numbers. In our case, we will choose the default options (numbers on the bottom of the page, right). Click OK and the pages are numbered (numbers also appear in gray dimmed).
c) How to guide a horizontal page
By default, all document pages are oriented vertically. Here we focus on horizontal page 2. As the page orientation in principle affects all pages, you will have to avoid inserting a section break (change of page) at the bottom of page 1.
1. Place the cursor at the end of page 1 (without foot). Go to Insert (main menu), Jump ... In the Section Breaks section, activate the radio button next page.
2. Set the cursor on page 2, go to File, Page Setup ... In the four-log box, click the Paper Size tab. In paragraph Guidance, selects Horizontal. Click OK.
3. Once you've created the table, place the cursor below and outside of it and would insert a new section break to change page.
4. Set the cursor on page 3, again to change the page orientation to Portrait.
d) How to create an automatic table of contents:
1. At the end of the document insert a page break (Insert, Break ... Page Break). Do not confuse this step (which is limited to move the cursor to the next page) with the section break to change the page (which lets you set formatting options to-tally new from the next page.)
2. Write the word index (the format). Press ENTER two or three times and hit the button to justify text index.
3. Go to Insert, Index and Tables ... In Dialog Box, select the tab Table of contents.
