Editing Research Page 4
The fourth page should look as follows when you are done editing:
Completed Version of Fourth Page
When you are done viewing the completed version of the fourth
page, there will be a link provided that will take you back
to this part of the tutorial. If you want to view the completed
version throughout the tutorial simply click on Netscape's
Back button.
Notice the word Sonobe in the second line of
text on page 4. Sonobe is suppose to have an
accent over the e. Word provides a grid of various
symbols and special characters you can add to your documents.
You simply choose Symbols from
the Insert menu.
Inserting Word's Symbols and Special Characters
Highlight the letter e in the word Sonobe.
Choose Symbol... from the Insert menu.
Choose (normal text) as the font style.
Within the Symbol dialog box, search for the
letter e with an accent above it. Select the accented
e, click the Insert button and then close the dialog box.
The final draft has the following drawing in it:
You will use Word's drawing tool to draw the cube.
Using Word's Drawing Tool
Click on the Drawing button located
in the Standard toolbar to display the
Drawing toolbar.
Within the blank space under the heading: The Spiked
Icosahedron, draw the figure above.
When you are done drawing the cube select each
piece (object) of the drawing and Group them
using the Group button
(
) located on the
Drawing toolbar under the Draw menu.
Select the drawing of the cube and
position appropriately.
The last edit on page 4 will be inserting a table.
The final draft contains the following table:
Word allows you to easily organize information in
tables by using the Insert Table button
(
) located on the Standard
toolbar.
Inserting a Table
Scroll down to the bottom of page 4.
Position the insertion point after the last paragraph
mark and the Page Break. This is where you will be inserting the table.
Click and hold the Insert Table button located
on the Standard toolbar.
Observe the blank grid that appears below the
Insert Table button.
You can drag over the grid and highlight the
number of rows and columns you want your table
to contain.
Drag over the grid and highlight a 7 by 4 grid.
Your document should look as follows:
Word positions the inserstion point in the first
cell of the table. You can immediately type text
in the table. To move amongst the cells of the table,
you can use the arrow keys.
Fill in the cells of the table with the text
displayed in the table below.
Format the column headings so that each
heading is bold and an increased
font size.
Format the table so that all entries, including
the headings, are centered.
Your table is now complete, except you need
to put a blank line between the last line of
text and the table.
Insert a blank line between the last line of
text and the table.
You have finished editing page 4, it is now time
to edit page 5.
Click on the following link to continue the tutorial: