Some Important Tips of Microsoft Word
Q1. How to move around a Document The cursor (mouse pointer) in the document tells you where you’re typing. Wherever the blinking cursor is located, the letters that you type will be inserted at that position. When you start a plain document, the blinking cursor will be at the start of your document ready for you to start typing. As you type, the cursor will also shift with each letter. When the mouse pointer is moved over a text part, the pointer will change from an arrow to a ‘text select’ icon. Shift the text select mouse pointer with your mouse to where you would like to modify or add text. Click the left-hand mouse button. This will then position the blinking cursor at the point where you have clicked so that you can edit or insert text. You can also shift around your document using the arrow keys on the keyboard. Pressing these arrow keys will move the blinking cursor up a line of text, down a line or left one character or right one character. Using