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    Lesson 2 Working With Text

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    This document provides instructions on how to work with and format text in a document. It discusses selecting, deleting, and undoing/redoing text. It also covers formatting text by changing the font, font size, style, effects, color, and using text boxes or WordArt. The last section asks the reader to identify which formatting tool was used for sample words.

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    Lesson 2 Working With Text

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    This document provides instructions on how to work with and format text in a document. It discusses selecting, deleting, and undoing/redoing text. It also covers formatting text by changing the font, font size, style, effects, color, and using text boxes or WordArt. The last section asks the reader to identify which formatting tool was used for sample words.

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    This document provides instructions on how to work with and format text in a document. It discusses selecting, deleting, and undoing/redoing text. It also covers formatting text by changing the font, font size, style, effects, color, and using text boxes or WordArt. The last section asks the reader to identify which formatting tool was used for sample words.

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    LESSON 2 WORKING

    WITH TEXT
    TEXT BASICS
    Before changing the look of text, let us know how
    to edit first, Here is an example title that Sophia
    made:

    My Vacation in LAGUNA
    What appealing text can we also make?
    Let us learn how to do them all
    TEXT SELECTION
    The first step when editing and formatting any
    text is to choose the text.
    The common way of selecting text is through these steps:
    1. Place the insertion point before the first or last
    letter of the word.
    2. Select and drag the mouse to the last
    letter of the last word.
    3. Release the mouse button
    4. Notice that the selected text is
    highlighted with color gray
    TEXT DELETION
    There are two (2) keys that we can use to remove text:
    Backspace and Delete keys. These are useful as we edit
    our document.

    Backspace is used to remove text to the left of the


    insertion point, Delete on the other hand, is used to
    erase text to the right o the insertion point.
    UNDO AND REDO CHANGES
    There are times that after editing our text or document,
    we want to go back and use their previous form instead.
    To do this, we use Undo and Redo commands.

    Aside from this, we can use their shortcut


    keys: CTRL + Z for Undo and CTRL + Y for Redo.
    TEXT FORMATTING
    To change the appearance of the text, from the
    Home tab, we use the commands in the Font group.
    To view more options, we select the Dialog box launcher
    (tiny box with an arrow inside).
    Again, we have to select our text first before formatting it.

    Font Group a unc her


    x l
    Dialog bo
    TEXT FORMATTING
    To change the appearance of the text, from the
    Home tab, we use the commands in the Font group.
    To view more options, we select the Dialog box launcher (tiny
    box with an arrow inside).
    Again, we have to select our text first before formatting it.

    Font Dialog Box


    FONT AND FONT SIZE
    We use the font to help us deliver our message
    to other people.

    Font and Font Size


    FONT STYLE
    Font Styles are used to give emphasis to text. We
    choose among the styles found in the Font Group or
    open the Font dialog box.

    Font Style
    Font Style
    in Font Group
    In Dialogue Box
    EFFECTS
    There are words written in special formats. For
    instance, to display 43 or Cancelled, we use Effects on
    them. We select the choices from the Font group or in
    the Font Dialog box.

    Effects
    Effects
    in Font Group
    In Dialogue Box
    FONT COLOR AND TEXT
    HIGHLIGHT COLOR
    We can change the color of the text or its background
    using the Font Color and text Highlight Color buttons.

    Text Highlight Font Color


    Color Font Color
    Dialog box
    TEXT EFFECTS
    To make our text more interesting, we use Text Effects.
    There are two(2) ways to apply text effects.
    Using the Font group we:
    1. Select Text Effects and Typography button

    2. Select from the choices.


    TEXT FORMS
    To make text stand out more, we place it in
    a text box, or we use WordArt. These are (2)
    tools are found on the Insert Tab.
    What is the Formatting Tool?

    Font
    Write on your paper the formatting tool that
    was used on each word below:

    ALGERIAN
    Choices: Color, Text Effects, Font Style,
    Font Size, WordArt
    Write on your paper the formatting tool that
    was used on each word below:

    REFLECTION
    Choices: Color, Text Effects, Font
    Style,WordArt

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