Menu Bar – Basic 3 Basic Technology Lesson Note (Third Term)
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- Subject
- Basic Technology
- Class
- Basic 3
- Term
- Third Term
- Topic
- Menu Bar
- Order
- Topic 7 of 16 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
What is a Menu Bar?

The menu bar is a row of words at the top of Microsoft Word that gives you lists of commands when you click on them.
Main Menu Items
File Menu:
- New – Create new document
- Open – Open existing document
- Save – Save your work
- Save As – Save with new name
- Print – Make paper copy
- Close – Close current document
- Exit – Close Microsoft Word
Edit Menu:
- Undo – Cancel last action
- Redo – Bring back undone action
- Cut – Remove selected text
- Copy – Make copy of text
- Paste – Put copied text somewhere
- Find – Search for specific words
- Replace – Change one word to another
View Menu:
- Normal – Regular view for typing
- Print Layout – Shows how document will print
- Zoom – Make page bigger or smaller
- Toolbar – Show or hide toolbars
- Ruler – Show measuring ruler
Insert Menu:
- Page Break – Start new page
- Picture – Add photos or images
- Table – Create rows and columns
- Symbols – Add special characters (©, ®, ™)
- Date and Time – Insert current date
Format Menu:
- Font – Change text style and size
- Paragraph – Change spacing and alignment
- Bullets and Numbering – Make lists
- Page Setup – Change page size and margins
Exercise 2:
- Which menu helps you save your work? _______
- Where do you find the Undo command? _______
- Which menu lets you add pictures? _______
This term's Basic Technology topics
Basic 3 Third Term · 16 topics
- Microsoft Word: Toolbar
- Swimming
- Uses of Plants
- Microsoft Word: Toolbar II
- Plants: As Living Things
- Menu Bar
- Plants: As Living Things II
- Health and Hygiene: Pollution
- Meaning and Characteristics of Animals
- Typing and Saving on Microsoft Word
- Uses of Animals



