EXERCISE#1 – FONTS

1. Create New Document

2. Type the following text using font, font size, color, bold, italic & underline
3. Save the document as FORMATTING.

Font or typefaces are design of type. Font Size is determined by

measuring the height of characters in units called points. There are 73
points in an inch. The standard font size for text is 12 points the
higher the point sizes the larger the characters. Font Color allows you
to change the color of text on your screen. Not only you can change
the font, but you can change the font style. Font Style refers to
certain standard changes in the appearance of a font Common font
styles are bold, italics and underline.

This font is MS Serif with 12 font size

This font is called Garamond with 14 font size.

This font is called Arial with 16 font size.

This font called Comic Sans MS with 18 font size.

This font is called Impact with 26 font size.

Submitted by:< Rolando Laurente Jr.>

Submitted to:< Renato Capuno Jr.>
Date Submitted:<June 19,2009>
Exercise # 2 – ALIGNMENT

1. Create New Document.

2. Type the following text using font is Arial, font size is 18.
3. Save the document as ALIGNMENT

This text is left aligned.

This text is centered.

This text is right aligned.

This text is justified because text is aligned at both the

left and right margins. Alignment refers to how text is
positioned between a document’s margins. Document
are normally aligned left or justified. Long documents
are easier to read when aligned left. Centering is often
used for invitations, titles and heading. Right alignment
may be used for numbers and dates.

Submitted by:< Rolando Laurente Jr>>

Submitted to:< Renato Capuno Jr.>
Date submitted: < June 19, 2009>
EXERCISE # 4 –LINE SPACING

1. Create New Document.

2. Type the following text using font is Comic Sans, font size is 14
3. Save the document as LINE SPACING
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ADJUSTING LINE SPACINGS

Line Spacing refers to the amount of space between lines of text.

By default, Word applies single space text. Single spacing does not
leave extra space between each line.

To make text more readable, you can add space between lines of

text. Double-spaced text has full blank line between each line of

text. You can change spacing by choosing paragraph from the

Format menu to add any amount of space you want, or you can

change to a common line space by using the keyboard shortcut keys.

Another ways to increase the readability of a page is to add spaces

between paragraphs. Word lets you add space before or after

paragraphs, you can decide how much space in place.

Submitted by:<Rolando Laurente Jr.>

Submitted to:< Renato Capuno Jr.>
 Date submitted: < June 19, 2009>

EXERCISE #3 – INDENTS

1. Create New Document.

2. Type the following text using font is TAHOMA, font size is 14
3. Save the document as INDENTS.

INDENTS
An indent is the space you place between text and a document’s margin
You can indent text either on the left margin, right margin or both the
left and right margins. You can indent text by using the indent markers
on the ruler bar.

Setting a First Line Indent

(Note: set first line indent by 1 inch.)

Changing the first line indent gives you many different ways
to vary the looks of your text.

Setting a Hanging Indent

(Note: set first line indent by 1 inch.)

You can also create hanging indents in which the first full line of text is
followed by indented lines. To set the hanging indents, drag
the left indent marker to the right of the first line indent
marker.

Indenting Both
(Note: Indent both margins the left and the right by 1 inch)

Indenting from both margins is useful for setting

“off paragraph from the main body of text.
Highlight the text drag the left and right indent
marker.
Submitted by:<Rolando Laurente Jr.>
Submitted to:< Renato Capuno Jr.>
Date submitted: < June 19, 2009>