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2 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us

Word Processing Word Pad Quick Guide... 4 Help Menu... 6 Invitation... 7 Saving... 12 Printing... 13 Insert a Picture... 14 Saving to a CD... 15 In this course you will learn how to make an invitation using Word Pad. You will learn how to enter and format text, change print options, and save your document to a CD. 3 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us

Word Pad Quick Guide To Open Word Pad 1. Move the mouse pointer over the Word Pad icon on your desktop. (At home, you may need to use the Start Menu on the bottom left of your screen and go to All Programs, then Accessories, and finally choose Word Pad). 2. Double-click the left mouse button To Enter Text 1. Word Pad sets margins for you on the page 1 inch from the top and bottom of the page and 1 ¼ inch from the left and right sides of the page. 2. Begin typing at the blinking cursor. (vertical black line) 3. Word Pad has a word wrap feature. It will automatically move you down the page as you type. To move down the page without using the word wrap feature press the ENTER key on the keyboard. To Delete Text 1. Move the cursor to the text you want to delete by moving your mouse pointer to that spot and clicking. (The blinking cursor should appear there) To Select Text 1. To select one word move your mouse pointer to any point in that word and click so your cursor is there. Then double-click on that word. It should be selected or highlighted. (Click in any white space on your document to deselect the text.) 2. To select an entire line move your mouse pointer into the left margin along side of the line you wish to change. (Your pointer should look like a right pointing arrow.) Click one time to select that line. 3. To select an entire paragraph move your mouse pointer into the left margin along side of the paragraph you wish to select. (Your pointer should look like a right pointing arrow.) Triple-click to select that paragraph. 4. To select a portion of text move your mouse pointer to the left of the words you want to change and click so your cursor is there. Then hold down the left mouse button and drag your mouse pointer across the words to select them. 2. Press the DELETE key on the keyboard to delete text to the right of the cursor. 3. Press the BACKSPACE key on the keyboard to delete text to the left of the cursor. 4 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us

Making Changes to Text Once you have entered text into your document you need to select it to make any changes to it. (Formats can be applied before entering text follow the steps for text that has already been entered.) Cut, Copy and Paste 1. You can also move text around in a document after it is created. To do this first select the text you wish to move (follow the steps previous page). 2. Then click on the copy button on the Home Tab. (Place your mouse pointer over the buttons on the toolbars to see what their functions are.) 3. If you are moving the text to a new location, click on the cut button on the Home tab to remove the text from its original location to move it to the new location. 4. Move the mouse pointer to where you want the text to be and click so your cursor is there. 5. Click on the paste button on the Home Tab to insert the text. 5 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us

Getting Help 1. To get help while working in the Padd program click on the Help button on the Tab Ribbon. Or press F1 in the function keys. 2. A dialog box will open and you can type in a question or phrase to get help on, or, you can click on a subject to read or print. 3. You can click on the printer icon to print the instructions if you would like to have a physical copy. 6 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us

Party Invitation Follow the directions below to create an invitation. It is recommended that you read through each step before performing it. Remember that text is entered (typed in) or pasted wherever the insertion point is blinking. Always make sure the insertion point is where you want the text to be entered. To move the location of the insertion point, move the mouse and click. (If you are in a new area of the document you may need to click twice to put the insertion point in a new place). Remember, there is usually more than one way to accomplish tasks. If a different way to do something occurs to you, go ahead and try it! If it doesn t work, you can always click the Undo button. If you can t remember what a button does, move the mouse cursor over it and pause. A blue tool tip will appear describing the button s function. In the instructions, the following terms will be used: CLICK single left mouse click Exercise Exercise: Create the Party Invitation using the steps listed. Be sure to read each step before to perform it. Make sure you use the tools to create your document. Take your time and try new tools as you feel comfortable. BUTTON on the screen in a toolbar KEY on the keyboard Text Entry 1. Click the New Document button on the Word Pad menu. This will give you a clean sheet of paper. 2. On the Home tab, change the font size to 12 (Click the list arrow-tiny down pointing- to the right of the 11, and click on the 12 from the dropdown menu.) 3. Change font style to Times New Roman. 4. Change line spacing to 1.0 by clicking on the line space button and clicking on 1.0 7 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us

5. Type the word Invitation 6. Press the Enter key three times. 7. Type the words: Please come to our Open House! 8. Press the Enter key once. 9. Type the words Steve and Jane Goodman 17. Type the word Address: 18. Scroll up the screen by clicking the upward-pointing arrow on the top of the scroll bar at the right of the screen until you can see the words Steve and Jane Goodman. 19. Select Steve and Jane Goodman by moving the mouse pointer into the left margin alongside the words so that it looks like a white rightpointing arrow. Click once to select that line. 10. Press the Enter key three times. 20. Click the Copy button on the Home tab. 11. Type the words We ve moved into our new home and are having a party to celebrate. 12. Press the Enter key three times. 13. Type the words Saturday, April 2, 2005 14. Press the Enter key once. 15. Type the words 21. Scroll back down to the word Address: and click so that the cursor is flashing to the right of the word. 22. Press the Tab key once (not the Enter key). 23. Click the Paste button on the Home tab. 5:00-9:00 PM 16. Press the Enter key five times. 8 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us

24. Press the Tab key twice. (This will line your cursor up under the words Steve and Jane Goodman.) 25. Type the words 1156 Howard St. 26. Press the Enter key once. 27. Press the Tab key twice. 28. Type the words Seattle, WA 98115 29. Press the Enter key twice. 30. Type the word Telephone: 31. Press the Tab key once. 32. Type the words (206) 329-9996 (Regrets only) 9 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us

Formatting 1. Scroll to the top of the document, and select the word Invitation. (You can select it either by double-clicking the word or by moving the mouse pointer to the left side of the screen until it becomes a right-pointing white arrow and clicking once.) 2. On the Font drop-down list, select segoe script. On the Font Size dropdown list, select 36. 3. With the word Invitation still selected click the Underline button ( U ). 4. Click one time in the white area of your page to deselect the word Invitation. 5. Select the first mention of Steve and Jane Goodman by moving the mouse pointer to the left side of the screen until it becomes a right-pointing white arrow and clicking one time. 6. Select Font style segoe script. 7. Click away from the phrase Steve and Jane Goodman to deselect it. 10 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us

8. Scroll down to 5:00-9:00 PM. Click to the right of PM, and drag to the top of the document, selecting everything from Invitation to 5:00-9:00 PM. 9. Click the Center Alignment button. 10. Click away from the selected text to deselect it. 11. Click before the word Address: then hold down the left mouse button and drag to select everything from Address: through (Regrets only). Choose Font Size 14. 12. Click away from the selected text to deselect it. 13. Scroll to the middle of the document. Move the mouse pointer to just before the word and in the phrase and we are having a party to celebrate. Click so the insertion point appears there. Press the Enter key. Then the invitation is finished. 11 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us

To Save a Document 1. From the Word Pad button choose the Save As option. A dialog box will appear. 2. The Save In box allows you to choose where to save the document. 3. Enter the name you wish to give your document in the File name box at the bottom. 4. Click on Save. Tip: Once you have created the document name and specified where to save the document, you can click on the save button above the Word Pad button on the Title bar to save changes made to the document. 12 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us

To Print Click the Word Pad button on the title bar. Click on PRINT from the menu. CHOOSE the printing option you want. To print more than one copy or only a portion of the document: On the print dialog box choose the number of copies or specific pages to print. You must select or highlight what you need if you only want a portion of your document printed. Then be sure to click on selection in the print dialog box. You can also choose to print specific pages by typing in the page number in the page range box If you want to do a range of pages then type in a dash between the numbers such as 4-6 to print pages 4, 5, and 6. 13 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us

Inserting a Picture 1. On the home ribbon click on the Picture icon. 2. A menu will open up with will allow you to find your picture. By default the menu will take you to the photo folder. If it doesn t you can always click on photo on the left side of the menu 3. Click on the picture you would like to insert into your document. 4. Click on open and the picture will appear in your document. 5. You can resize the picture by click and dragging on the little boxes on the corner of the picture. If you do not see the boxes you may need to click on the picture once to select it. 14 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us

Saving to a CD You may want to save some documents to a CD so that you can have access to them even if you have a hard drive crash on your computer. 1. Insert a blank CD into your computer. 2. A menu will open up asking what you want to do with the disc. Just click on the X in the upper corner to close the menu. 3. Navigate to the document that you want to save to the CD. (If your item is saved in your Documents folder then just click on Libraries on your taskbar and then click on Documents 4. In the navigation pane you will see an image of a CD or DVD and you will see (D:) in the title unless your Disc drive was assigned a different letter. 5. Drag your document over the Disc Drive and release it. 6. You will see a little message at the bottom of your screen telling you that you have items ready to be burned to a disc. 15 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us

7. Double click the Disc drive and you shall see your document on the disc, but it hasn t been burnt to the disc yet. 8. Click the Burn to Disc button towards the top of the window. 9. The Burn to Disc wizard will open up. Here you can type in the name you want the Disc to be called. After you do that, click on the next button. 10. The disc will go through the burning process. You will see a bar fill up with a green color to show its progress 11. When the burn is complete your computer will eject the disc and then click on Finish to close the Burn to Disc Wizard. 16 Monroe County Library System http://monroe.lib.mi.us