Monday, 14 May 2012

assignment - microsoft office


MICROSOFT OFFICE
CHARACTERISTIC OF :

POWER POINT

J  Location elements
Location elements consist of slide numbers and a header
or footer indicating the section of the deck that the slide
belongs to. So, for example, a “Wetland Recovery”
header might appear at the upper right on all the slides
dealing with wetland recovery. 

J  The preview slide (preview elements)
The preview slide, when it is employed, appears directly
after the identification slide. The preview slide carries
such titles as “Agenda,” “Contents,” or “Topics for
Today,” and it consists of a list of preview elements that
correspond to the presentation’s main topics.

J  Slide titles
Almost all slide layouts employ a one- or two-line slide
title, which is most often followed by a list of bullet
points.

J  Slide headings
At times presenters add slide headings to introduce and
group bullet points. Typically, the slide title is followed
by a slide heading, several bullet points, another slide
heading, and several more bullet points.

J  Bullet points
The role of a bullet point is to briefly state an
idea that the presenter will gloss.



WORD

J  Office button
When you click the Office Button, you will see a list of commands (New, Open, Save, Save As, etc).

J  Setting margins
Click on Margins to select from a list of commonly used margins.
Click on Custom Margins at the bottom to select margins other than those given.

J  Creating Numbered and Bulleted Lists
Click one of three buttons (bullets, numbering, multilevel list) to begin a list.
Click the down arrows next to each button to customize a list.  At the very bottom of window for
numbered lists is “Set Numbering Value”; it will let you change the numbering sequence.

J  Adding Headers, Footers and Page numbers
Click on the header, footer or page number button. 
Once you have selected a header or footer for your paper, if you click on it, the Header & Footer
Tool ribbon will appear. You can customize your headers and footers with this ribbon and you
can close them with the close button on this ribbon.  

J  Changing Paragraph / Line Spacing
Click the little box with the arrow at the bottom right of the Paragraph group to open the
paragraph dialog box. Under the Indents and Spacing tab, select desired line spacing.

J  Ribbons
Microsoft has done away with Toolbars and replaced them with Ribbons – so there
are more visible command buttons at the top of Microsoft Office product screens now.   The
Ribbons each have a tab that identifies them at the top, the Home Ribbon in Word is highlighted below.  Each ribbon is then organized in Groups. 
So the Home ribbon (above) has Clipboard, Font, Paragraph, Styles and Editing Groups.




EXCEL

J  Process mathematical formulas and comparison of data
J  Automatic recalculation
J  Manage information in the column

ACCESS

J  Storing a data in the field
J  Develop a database system through component
J  Can make a form that consist of window used to enter a data and keep continue to display the data










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