Word Processing

note!Answer: A) CTRL+SHIFT+D
Ctrl+Shift+D opens the Font dialog where double underline can be chosen; Ctrl+U is single underline.

note!Answer: D) All of these
OpenOffice Writer, WordStar and Microsoft Word are all word processing programs.

note!Answer: A) Title bar
The title bar at the top of the window shows the document name along with the application name.

note!Answer: D) Insertion point
The insertion point is the blinking vertical bar in MS Word that indicates where the next typed character will appear or where text will be inserted. Although it is sometimes informally called the cursor, Insertion point is the more precise answer for this question.

note!Answer: A) SAVE
Ctrl+S saves the current document; Save As must be chosen separately.

note!Answer: A) FILE MENU
The File menu holds document management commands such as New, Open, Save and Print.

note!Answer: B) EDIT MENU
The Edit menu contains clipboard operations and Find/Replace.

note!Answer: D) VIEW MENU
The View menu controls toolbars and the Header and Footer display.

note!Answer: C) INSERT MENU
The Insert menu is used to add pictures, date and time, symbols and other objects.

note!Answer: C) Close
Close shuts the current document but leaves the Word application open; Exit or Quit closes the application.

note!Answer: C) Selection
The 'Selection' option in the Print dialog prints only the highlighted portion of the document.

note!Answer: A) Undo
Ctrl+Z reverses the last action (Undo), while Ctrl+Y redoes it.

note!Answer: B) Copy Paste
Ctrl+C copies the selection and Ctrl+V pastes it.

note!Answer: D) All of these
Left, Right, Center and Justify are all valid text alignments in Word.

note!Answer: B) Toggle
Toggle case inverts each letter's case, so 'tHIS' is the toggled form of 'This'.

note!Answer: C) Open
The Open command loads a previously saved file back into the application.

note!Answer: D) From___To___
The 'From ___ To ___' page range in the Print dialog lets you print a specific set of pages, such as pages 1 to 5.

note!Answer: A) Normal View
Normal View is a simplified layout that may not display some graphics, such as those in headers and footers, whereas Page Layout and Print Preview show the full page.

note!Answer: C) View
In MS-Word, Header and Footer is opened from the View menu.

note!Answer: B) Mail Merge
Mail Merge combines one letter template with a list of addresses to produce individual letters.