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Typing and Saving on Microsoft Word – Basic 3 Basic Technology Lesson Note (Third Term)

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Subject
Basic Technology
Class
Basic 3
Term
Third Term
Topic
Typing and Saving on Microsoft Word
Order
Topic 11 of 16 this term
Reading time
1 min

How to Type in Microsoft Word

Starting to Type:

  1. Open Microsoft Word
  2. You see a blank white page
  3. A blinking cursor shows where to type
  4. Just start typing – letters appear on screen

Basic Typing Tips:

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  • Use both hands when typing
  • Space bar makes spaces between words
  • Enter key starts a new line
  • Backspace deletes mistakes
  • Caps Lock makes all letters BIG

Making Text Look Good:

  • Bold – select text, click B button
  • Bigger letters – change font size to 14 or 16
  • Different colors – click font color button
  • Center text – click center alignment button

How to Save Your Work

Saving Steps:

  1. Click File menu at top
  2. Click Save (or press Ctrl + S)
  3. Type a name for your document
  4. Choose where to save (Desktop or Documents)
  5. Click Save button

Why Save is Important:

  • Protects your work from being lost
  • Lets you open it later to continue
  • Shares with others easily
  • Keeps backup copy safe

Save Often:

  • Save every 5 minutes while working
  • Save before closing the program
  • Save with different names for different versions

Exercise 2:

  1. Which key makes spaces between words? _______
  2. What menu do you click to save? _______
  3. How often should you save your work? _______

 

This term's Basic Technology topics

Basic 3 Third Term · 16 topics

  1. Plants: As Living Things
  2. Menu Bar
  3. Plants: As Living Things II
  4. Health and Hygiene: Pollution
  5. Meaning and Characteristics of Animals
  6. Typing and Saving on Microsoft Word
  7. Uses of Animals
  8. Typing and Saving on Microsoft Word
  9. First Aid
  10. Animals: As Living Things (Characteristics)
  11. Formatting
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