WordProc_RestaurantMenu

=Restaurant Menu Exercise= Formatting your documents

The idea behind this exercise is to use the PROPER formatting tools to create and EFFICIENT and FLEXIBLE document.
 * **EFFICIENT** means it doesn't waste an excessive amount of characters to try to get items aligned
 * **FLEXIBLE** means the text could be easily resized without disturbing the intended format


 * [[image:WordProc_Menu01.png]] || Using OpenOffice Writer, create a menu for a restaurant of your choice that is formatted like the one shown here. Try to be as efficient as possible, and concentrate on the ALIGNMENT of items in the list.

Create a TITLE for your menu that has the following characteristics
 * Step 1: Create a Title**
 * CENTER Alignment
 * 40 Point Font Size
 * BRUSH SCRIPT Font Face
 * BOLD Style

Type the name of your first food item, then hit the TAB key, followed by a price using dollars and cents.
 * Step 2: Create your Menu Items**

Characteristics:
 * CENTER Aligned
 * 20 Point Font
 * TIMES Font Face
 * Normal Style

Create a total EIGHT food items and prices with TABs between || It's time to space out the menu
 * [[image:WordProc_Menu02.png]] || **Step 3: Adjust the Spacing**

HIGHLIGHT the items (but NOT the title) on your menu, and use the dropdown menu:

This is the PARAGRAPH FORMATTING dialogue
 * FORMAT - PARAGRAPH**

Look for the LINE SPACING and set it to DOUBLE

Click OKAY ||
 * [[image:WordProc_Menu03.png]] || The menu is now efficiently double spaced without having to hit extra ENTER keys in between. ||