WordProc_Advanced

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Advanced Formatting
Formatting a group of words or a paragraph uses more advanced tools: Bullets can help visually organize brief lists into "Bullet Points", and can also be used to organize information into hierarchies: This allows text to appear BESIDE a graphic, rather than just inline, above or below it. This uses space on the page much more efficiently and effectively.
 * ===Bullets=== || [[image:jmsstech:WordPro05.jpg]]
 * Breakfast
 * Cereal
 * Orange Juice
 * Lunch
 * Sandwich
 * Coffee
 * Dinner
 * Salad
 * Turkey
 * Jello ||
 * ===Text Wrap=== || [[image:jmsstech:WordPro07.jpg align="left"]]

OpenOffice: Select a graphic and right mouse click it. You'll generally find an option to apply a text wrap to it.

Wikispaces: Select a graphic in EDIT mode and change it's settings ||
 * ===Tables=== || [[image:jmsstech:WordPro08.jpg align="left"]]

Tables are like mini spreadsheets within a word-processing document. They can help organize the appearance of information, and can allow additional style options like borders or shading.

OpenOffice: Use INSERT TABLE

WIkispaces: Click the INSERT TABLE button in the Editing Toolbar || //ONLY POSSIBLE IN OPENOFFICE// Created by adjusting the "First Line Indent" and "Left Margin" settings in the main ruler, the hanging indent format can help visually organize information like definitions.
 * ===Hanging Indent=== || [[image:jmsstech:WordPro06.jpg align="left"]]

Note - You can "simulate" the hanging indent format using TABLES in Wiki or Googledocs

Try The "Option Sheet" exercise ||
 * ===Columns=== ||  ||