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Explanation

• To work on an already existing document in MS Word, you select "Open" from the File menu.
• It allowing you to access and edit the document.

Explanation

The landscape is a horizontal orientation mode used:

to display wide-screen content

such as a Web page, image, document, or text.

The landscape is the most popular video display: Orientation

and has an average ratio of 4:3 units

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Explanation

RTF stands for Rich Text Format and is a universal document file format and is easily read by many of the word-processing packages.

Explanation

• The Cut feature allows you to remove selected text from the document and temporarily place it on the Office Clipboard.
• The Paste feature allows you to get text from the clipboard and place it in the same or even another document.
  
  

Explanation

We use columns to create a newspaper like document.

Explanation

Mark the entries

Select the text you'd like to use as an index entry, or just click where you want to insert the entry.

On the References tab, in the Index group, click Mark Entry.

You can edit the text in the Mark Index Entry dialog box. 

Click Mark to mark the index entry.

Explanation

When we link data maintained in an excel workbook to a word document the document contains a reference to the original source application.

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Explanation

The Header & Footer tool in MS Word is used to add text, page numbers, dates, etc. that repeat on every page.

It's commonly used for document titles, author names, and page numbering.

Explanation

In Microsoft Word, the letter ‘L’ on the ruler indicates the left-aligned tab, meaning text will start from the left margin.

Alignment Types:

• Right aligned: The letter ‘R’ indicates that text will end at the right margin, aligning the right edge of the text.
• Center aligned: The letter ‘C’ indicates that text will be centered between the left and right margins.
• Justified: The letter ‘J’ aligns text to both the left and right margins, adding extra space between words as needed to achieve this effect.

Explanation

To create a header in Microsoft Word, you need to go to the "Insert" tab on the Ribbon and then select "Header" from the options available.

This allows you to add and customize headers in your document.