Word Processing
At the end of this tutorial, you will be able to:
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Step 1
When you press a key to type the letters of the alphabet, you will get the small letters. To get capital letters, you have to press and hold the 'Shift' key and press the other keys. You cannot keep pressing and holding the 'Shift' key and type with one hand only. Instead you can press the 'Caps Lock' key to type in capital letters with your two hands. Notice the light is on for capital letters as the 'Caps Lock' is activated. Keep this light off when you are not using capital letters by pressing the 'Caps Lock' key again.
- Press any key ------ small letters
- Press 'Caps Lock' and type----- capital letters
- For single capital letters, no need to use the 'Caps Lock' key, but instead use the 'Shift' key. Press and hold the 'Shift' key and press the other key, you will get your single capital letter. Release the 'Shift' key.
Step 2
Spacing and Punctuations: Use the following rules:
- 1 space between words - press spacebar once only
- No space between a word and a punctuation - comma or full stop
- 1 space after a comma
- 2 spaces after a full stop, question mark or exclamation mark
- Press 'Enter' key twice to leave a clear line space after headings and paragraphs
Step 3
Typing French
You can either insert the French letters with acsent from the Menu or use the 'Alt' key with some code to generate them.
Method 1: When you have to type a French character like é, à or è, go to the Insert tab in the Menu and select Symbol and click on the required character. Click Close to leave.
Method 2: Make sure the 'Num Lock' is on and use the numbers in the keypad for this activity. Press and hold the 'Alt' key and type a CODE in the keypad. Then release the 'Alt' key.
- Alt-130 -----é
- Alt-133------à
- Alt-135------ç
- Alt-138------è