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1 Albert Wu Illustrated Fundamentals Word 2013 Units D-F: SAM Capstone Project 1a Submission #2 Score is 100 out of Change the page orientation of all pages in the document to Landscape. (Hint: Click the PAGE LAYOUT tab, click the Orientation button in the Page Setup group, then click Landscape.) Change the page orientation. 2. Change all of the document margins to 0.7. Change the document margins. 3. Change the document theme to Organic. Change the document theme. 4. On page one, center-align the heading starting Common-Sense Tips, and then format it using 24 pt. Arial Black font and the Green, Accent 1, Darker 25% font color (5th column, 5th row in the Theme Colors palette). Resize font. Change the font. 5. Move the insertion point before the G in GO and insert a Continuous section break. (Hint: Click the Page Layout tab, then click the Breaks down arrow in the Page Setup group, then click Continuous.) Create 3 columns of equal width using the default settings. (Hint: Click the columns button in the Page Setup group, then click Three.) Change the Apply setting to This point forward. (Hint: Click the launcher in the Page Setup group to open the Page Setup dialog box, click the Apply to down arrow, click This point forward, then click OK.) Insert a section break. Format a section using columns. 6. Apply a Dropped Drop Cap to the G in GO. (Hint: click the Insert tab, click Drop Cap in the Text group, then click Dropped.) Justify the text in the first paragraph. Insert a Drop Cap. 7. Format the heading At home using the Heading 1 style, a 14 pt. font, bold, and Small caps. (Hint: To apply small caps formatting, click the Home tab, click the Font group launcher to open the Font dialog box, click the small caps check box, then click OK.) Change the paragraph style. Change the font size. Change the font style. Change the font case. 8. Use the Format Painter to apply the formatting from the previous step to the following headings: a. At work b. In your community c. While on the go d. Additional

2 Resources " 9. Format the text under the heading At Home as a bulleted list. (Hint: The list should contain exactly 13 list items.) Then, complete the following: a. Decrease the list indent by one level. b. Change the bullets to check marks (Hint: Use Wingdings Character code 252). c. Apply the Orange, Accent 5 font color (9th column, 1st row in the Theme Colors palette) to the check mark bullets. (Hint: The font color of the text should remain black.) Format a list. Change the paragraph indentation. Change the bullet style. Change the bullet style. 10. Use the Format Painter to apply the list formatting from the previous step to the text under the following headings: a. At Work (Hint: The list should contain exactly seven list items. Stop before the text You can make the world Reuse Reduce Recycle.) b. In Your Community (Hint: The list should contain exactly five list items.) c. While on the Go (Hint: The list should contain exactly four list items.) 11. At the bottom of the second column, select the image of the recycle symbol, apply Square text wrapping. If necessary, adjust the position of the image so that the top side aligns with the text beginning with You can make. Change the text wrapping. 12. At the bottom of the third column under the heading Additional Resources, insert a table with 2 columns and 5 rows and then enter the data shown in Table 1 in the Assignment file. If necessary, remove the hyperlinks from the text in column 1. (Hint: To remove a hyperlink, right click the hyperlink, then click Remove Hyperlink.) Insert a table.

3 Remove a hyperlink. Remove a hyperlink. Remove a hyperlink. Remove a hyperlink. 13. Change the font size of all text in the table to 9 pt., then apply the Grid Table 4 Accent 5 table style. Apply a table style. 14. On page two, insert column breaks before the following headings (Hint: To insert a column break, click before the heading, click the Page Layout tab, click Breaks, then click Column.): a. Other Upcoming Programs b. Go Green Tips Insert a column break. Insert a column break. 15. At the top of the first column on page two, center-align the heading Greendale Public Library environmentalist C. J. Clover and then format it using 16 pt. font, the Orange, Accent 5, Darker 25% font color (9th column, 5throw in the Theme Colors palette), and bold formatting. Resize font. Change the font style. 16. Move the insertion point before the text C. J. Clover in the paragraph of text below the heading you just formatted. Use the Bing Image Search to insert an online picture of a waterfall, or any suitable image of your choosing. Insert an online picture. 17. Format the Online Picture using the following parameters: a. Set the width to 1.3. (Hint: Right-click the image, click Size and Position to open the Layout dialog box, set the Absolute Width setting to 1.3, then click OK.) b. Apply Tight text wrapping so that the text wraps to the right of the image. c. Apply the Simple Frame, White picture style. Resize a picture. Change the text wrapping. Apply a picture style. 18. At the bottom of column 1, center-align the text that begins with To reserve your spot and ends with number of people in your reservation and then format it using bold, and Green, Accent 1, Lighter 60% paragraph shading (5th column, 3rd row in the Theme Colors palette). Align text.

4 Change the font style. Add paragraph shading. 19. Format the heading Other Upcoming Programs using 14 pt. Arial Black font and the Green, Accent 1 font color (5th column, 1st row in the Theme Colors palette). Change the font size. Change the font. 20. Format the heading This Green Planet using the Orange, Accent 5, Darker 25% font color (9th column, 5th row in the Theme Colors palette), All caps, and Orange, Accent 5, Lighter 80% paragraph shading (9th column, 2nd row in the Theme Colors palette). (Hint: To apply All caps, select the heading text, right-click to open the context menu, select Font, then check All caps from the open dialog box.) Change the font case. Add paragraph shading. 21. Use the Format Painter to apply the formatting from the previous step to the following headings: a. Living Green! b. Kids - Eating Green" 22. Under the heading This Green Planet, right-align the text that starts with Thursday and apply bold. Change the font style. 23. Use the Format Painter to apply the paragraph formatting from the previous step to the other instances of date, time, and place under the following headings: a. Living Green! b. Kids - Eating Green" 24. In column 3, center-align the title Go Green Tips, then format the title using 36 pt. Arial Black font and the Green, Accent 1, Darker 25% font color (5th column, 5th row in the Theme Colors palette). Change the font. Change the font size. 25. Recolor the clip art under the title using the Green, Accent color 1 Dark (2nd color, 2nd row in the Recolor gallery), and then resize the clip art so that it is 2.5 wide. (Hint: rightclick the image, click Size and Position, set the Absolute width to 2.5, then click OK.) Recolor a picture. Resize a picture. 26. Center-align the three paragraphs starting with Join us and ending with Greendale

5 Public Library! and then format them using 14 pt. font, the Orange, Accent 5, Darker 25% font color (9th column, 5th row in the Theme Colors palette), and 1.15 line spacing. Change the font size. Adjust the line spacing. 27. Check the Spelling & Grammar in the document to identify and correct any spelling errors. (Hint: Ignore all grammatical errors and all proper nouns. You should find and correct at least one additional spelling error.) Run a Spelling & Grammar check.

6 Common-Sense Tips to Creating a Greener Lifestyle GO green! That saying is everywhere. You hear it on the radio, on the TV, and in conversations overheard at the coffee shop. You see it in the newspaper, on the Web, and on your grocery bags. But how can you go green? Here are a few practical and common-sense to help you get started. Remember, every little step you take to go green helps make the world a greener place. AT HOME Turn off the lights! When you are not in a room be sure the lights are off. Turn down the heat and wear an extra layer in the house to conserve energy, or turn up the air-conditioner to keep it less cool in your home. Upgrade to energy efficient appliances when you need to replace them. Use rechargeable batteries. Use eco-friendly light bulbs. Wash your clothes using cold water and only when you have a full load. Try not to use appliances during peak usage hours, usually from 8 am to 7 pm. Dry clothes outside on a clothesline, or on a drying rack in your house. Pay bills electronically to reduce waste. Use a water filter instead of bottled water. Limit the amount of water you use when you shower or bathe. Use cloth napkins instead of paper napkins. Earth eco-friendly cleaning products. AT WORK Car pool or take public transportation if possible to work. Be sure lights are on off when you leave your office or conference room. Create a paperless work environment by doing as much work electronically as possible. Use recycled paper for all your printing needs and print on both sides of a piece of paper to reduce consumption. Consider buying recycled office supplies, such as ink cartridges, pens, and furniture. Take your lunch in reusable containers this not only helps the environment, but also saves money and encourages a healthier you. Donate electronic equipment that is still usable or recycle equipment that is outdated. Caution: Be sure all personal and sensitive data is removed permanently before disposing of any electronic equipment. You can make the world a greener place! Just remember Reuse Reduce Recycle IN YOUR COMMUNITY Patronize businesses that follow green practices, such as dry cleaners that have a reusable bag you can use for your clothes rather than the plastic clothes. Use canvas bags for all your grocery needs. Call city hall and ask for information about the city-wide recycling program, then participate fully. Subscribe to newspapers and magazines online. Donate books to a local charity for fundraising purposes or to resale shops for reuse. WHILE ON THE GO Walk, ride a bike, or use public transportation whenever possible. Upgrade to an energy efficient car the next time you need to replace your car. At hotels, reuse your towels and sheets, and use all of the contents of small amenities, such as shampoo, before opening a new bottle. Carry a reusable water bottle with you. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES URL Comments Tips for home Tips for e-waste Tips for kids Tips for work This file created specifically for Albert Wu

7 Greendale Public Library is proud to present noted environmentalist C. J. Clover C. J. Clover will kick off our season of Go Green Lectures on Sunday, January 31st, at 1:00 in the Fireside Lounge. From 1:00 until 1:45 she will present a slide presentation featuring her behind the scene role in the new documentary The Blue Planet: Then and Now. Starting at 2:00, she will share tips on Living Green. Her new book Why Go Green? is currently available at the library. It is a book filled with data, tips, and humor. A must read for anyone who cares out our planet. Copies will be available the day of the lecture. You can have a copy signed after the lecture, starting at 3:00. To reserve your spot: Call: (710) greendalepl.org Subject line: go green reservation Message: type your name, your library card number, and the and the number of people in your reservation This file created specifically for Albert Wu Other Upcoming Programs THIS GREEN PLANET World traveler and well-known blogger Mary Happ shares best practices she has observed for Living Green on her world travels. Her travelogue will focus on how communities around the world have committed to living green. You will leave inspired by the efforts around the world to make our blue planet a little greener. Learn how you can get involved in a worldwide effort to Go Green. Thursday, February 10, 7:00 Oak room LIVING GREEN! Best-selling author Janis Redcliff will tickle your imagination with tips on how to not only make a commitment to Live Green but also stick with your resolution. Her presentation is full of practical everyday tips that you can easily incorporate into your lifestyle. Come and pick up some tips on how to Live Green and be prepared to share some ways that you already do. Everyone present can learn from you, too. Tuesday, April 3, 1:00 Berens Hall KIDS - EATING GREEN Renowned restaurant owner Bev Sedar shares her insights into using only locally-grown and organic products in her restaurant. She provides a wide range of recipes to help kids learn to love their vegetables.. She shares tips on how to start your own hydroponic garden, how to compost, and how to eat green and love it! Saturday, May 8, 10:00 Children s Lounge

8 Go Green Tips Join us for our new Go Green series. Learn to reuse, reduce, recycle at the Greendale Public Library! This file created specifically for Albert Wu