Tuesday, January 31, 2006
What is Microsoft Word?
Microsoft Word is a word-processor that lets you create a variety of different documents such as letters, single-file reports, multi-file reports, books, and web pages.
With Microsoft Word, you can format documents by creating headings, applying bullets and numbering, and adding tables, graphics and spreadsheets. You can also track document changes, merge versions, and create indices and tables of contents.
Word files can be delivered in multiple formats. The two main file formats are .doc for standard Word documents and .dot for Word templates.
With Microsoft Word, you can format documents by creating headings, applying bullets and numbering, and adding tables, graphics and spreadsheets. You can also track document changes, merge versions, and create indices and tables of contents.
Word files can be delivered in multiple formats. The two main file formats are .doc for standard Word documents and .dot for Word templates.
