Basic Tasks and IntroductionsIn these first few chapters, I’ll introduce tasks that are common to all applications, such as collective features of the Ribbon and tabs, the File Menu, and configuring options. Once the reader is familiar with the interface, they will create a new document in various applications, type text, input data, insert pictures, and explore various view. With that complete, the reader will learn to save, print, and share data. These are things that are very similar across applications and, once grasped, will allow the reader to move forward quickly. I will encourage readers to read these chapters in order, and then skip to the section or chapter that interests them. Chapter 1. Getting Started with Microsoft Officea. What is Microsoft Office?b. Start any Microsoft Office Applicationc. Create a shortcut to an applicationd. Explore the Ribbon and Tabse. Understand the File menuf. Explore Office OptionsChapter 2. Work with Documents and Texta. Create a new document in any applicationb. Type textc. Format text (basic – more in chapters for each application as applicable to it)d. Use the mini toolbare. Check spelling and grammarf. Insert a pictureg. Edit a pictureh. Insert clip arti. Insert a tablej. Input data into a cell or tablek. Create a new document from a templatel. Replace data with your ownm. Use Zoomn. Explore viewsChapter 3. Save, Share, and Printa. Understand where files are savedb. Save a filec. Open and edit a filed. Organize filesi. Create subfoldersii. Move filesiii. Rename files&nbs
