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INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND MICROSOFT OFFICE

PRACTICAL RECORD

Submitted by

D NIVETHA

(Reg No.1801721036112)

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (SHIFT-II)


MADRAS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)
CHENNAI-600059
DECEMBER - 2020
CERTIFICATE

Certified to be a Bonafide Record of “INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION


TECHNOLOGY AND MICROSOFT OFFICE” submitted by D NIVETHA, REG.NO.
1801721036112 of III B.COM Section-B done at the computer laboratory of Department of
Commerce (Shift-II), Madras Christian College, Chennai- 600059, during the academic year 2020-
2021.

INTERNAL EXAMINER EXTERNAL EXAMINER

Date:

Place: Tambaram
CONTENTS

S.No. TOPIC Page No.

MICROSOFT WORD

1 Two methods of starting Microsoft word 1-2


2 Create new word document 3-5
3 Changing font style and font size of text 6-7
4 Aligning the text with bold, italic, under line and also right, left, center align 8-9
5 Change of color and highlighting of a text 10-11
6 Format painter 12
7 Applying bullet and numbered list. How to cut, copy and paste a particular text. 13-16
8 Insert a picture 17-18
9 Insert a clipart 19
10 Insert a shape 20
11 Insert a smart art 21-22
12 Tables – methods of addition of tables to your document 23-24
13 Addition and deletion of rows and columns in a table 25-27
14 Paragraph indent 28
15 Spacing 29
16 Inserting the header and footer 30-31
17 Mail merge 32-34

MICROSOFT EXCEL

1 Two methods of starting Microsoft Excel 36


2 Create a new excel work book 37-39
3 Two methods of adding data to cells 40
4 Explain auto fill feature 41
5 Insert of cells, rows and columns 42
6 Inserting an entire worksheet 43
7 Deletion of cells, rows, columns and worksheet 44
8 Explain wrapping text 45
9 Adding borders to the cells 46
10 Rename a worksheet 47
11 Two methods of creating a table in excel 48
12 Creation of chart in excel 49
13 How to add a chart title and axis title to a chart 50
14 How to change a chart style, chart layout and chart type 51-52
15 Working with formulae 53
16 How to refer cells from other worksheet 54
17 Applying function 55
18 How do we name the reference cells ? 56

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

1 Three methods of creating a Microsoft PowerPoint 58-60


2 How do we add and remove slides ? 61-62
3 How do we add title and sub-title to a slide ? 63-64
4 How do we add a text to a slide using a text-bar ? 65
5 Setting up a slide show 66-67
6 Setting up a layout 68-69
7 Applying background to the slide 70-71
8 Applying themes to a presentation 72-73
9 How do we insert a picture ? 74-75
10 Creation of photo album 76-77
11 Adding custom animation 78-79
12 Removing animation 80
13 Adding transition effects 81
14 Removing transition effects 82

HYPER TEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE

1 Write a programme to print a simple html language 84


2 Write a programme to create different types of headings 85
3 Write a programme to insert a paragraph 86
4 Write a programme to insert line breaks 87
5 Write a programme with text formatting 88
6 Write a programme to display the style elements 89
7 Write a programme to display the background color 90
8 Write a programme to display the style alignment of text 91
9 Write a programme to create reference 92
10 Write a programme to insert a image 93
11 Write a programme to create a link using an image 94-95
12 Write a programme to create list 96-98
UNIT 1
MICROSOFT OFFICE
WORD
1) TWO METHODS OF STARTING MICROSOFT OFFICE WORD

 METHOD 1: TO START MICROSOFT WORD USING START BUTTON

STEP 1: Click on the start button, at the bottom left corner of window.
STEP 2: Click the all programs option of start.
STEP 3: Click on Microsoft office from the program menu.
STEP 4: Select Microsoft word.

 METHOD 2: TO START MICROSOFT WORD USING RUN COMMAND

STEP 1: Click on the start button, at the bottom left corner of the window.
STEP 2: Select run option of start menu.
STEP 3: Run dialog box appears.
STEP 4: Type Microsoft word and click ok.

OUTPUT

METHOD 1: TO START MICROSOFT WORD USING START BUTTON

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METHOD 2: TO START MICROSOFT WORD USING RUN COMMAND
2) CREATE NEW WORD DOCUMENT

 USING BLANK TEMPLATE

STEP 1: Click the office button on the top left corner of the document.
STEP 2: Click new option.
STEP 3: Select the blank and recent icon and click on create button.

 USING INSTALLED TEMPLATE

STEP 1: Click the office button on the top left corner of the document.
STEP 2: Click new option.
STEP 3: Select the installed template icon.
STEP 4: Select the required professional icon.
STEP 5: Click on the document radio button in the, create new selection.
STEP 6: Installed template appears on the document.

 USING MICROSOFT ONLINE TEMPLATE

STEP 1: Click the office button on the top left corner of the document.
STEP 2: Click new option.
STEP 3: Select the option Microsoft office, Select the required option.
STEP 4: Click the create option.
OUTPUT

USING BLANK TEMPLATE

USING INSTALLED TEMPLATE


USING MICROSOFT ONLINE TEMPLATE
3) CHANGING FONT STYLE AND FONT SIZE OF TEXT

 FONT STYLE STEPS


STEP 1: Select the text to be formatted.
STEP 2: Select the drop from the list from the following tool bar.
STEP 3: The text will be formatted as per selected theme

 FONT SIZE STEPS


STEP 1: Select the text to be formatted.
STEP 2: Select the font size drop down list box on the formatting tool bar (or)
STEP 3: Type the font size in the font size drop down list box on the formatting toolbar and
press Enter.

OUTPUT:

FONT STYLE STEPS


FONT SIZE STEPS
4) ALIGNING THE TEXT WITH BOLD, ITALIC, UNDER LINE
AND ALSO RIGHT ALIGN, LEFT ALIGN, CENTRE ALIGN

 BOLD
STEP 1: Select the text to be formatted.
STEP 2: Select Bold.
STEP 3: Through font dialog box (ctrl+ B).

 ITALIC
STEP 1: Home - Ribbon toolbar.
STEP 2: Select particular text.
STEP 3: Through font dialog box (ctrl+ I).

 UNDERLINE
STEP 1: Home - Ribbon toolbar.
STEP 2: Select particular text.
STEP 3: Through font dialog box (ctrl+ U).

 RIGHT ALIGN
STEP 1: Home - Ribbon toolbar.
STEP 2: Select particular text.
STEP 3: Through font dialog box (ctrl+ R).

 LEFT ALIGN
STEP 1: Home - Ribbon toolbar.
STEP 2: Select particular text.
STEP 3: Through font dialog box (ctrl+ L).
 CENTER ALIGN
STEP 1: Home-Ribbon toolbar.
STEP 2: Select particular text.
STEP 3: Through font dialog box (ctrl+ E)

OUTPUT
5) CHANGE OF COLOUR AND HIGHLIGHTING OF A TEXT

 TEXT COLOR
STEP1: Select the text to be formatted.
STEP2: On the home command tab, click the command font and select font color.
STEP3: Select the color which has to be applied.

 HIGHLIGHTING A TEXT
STEP1: Select on the text to be formatted.
STEP2: Click on the highlighted button of standard toolbar (or) (ctrl+ D).
STEP3: Click on the drop down arrow to the right of the highlight button to set a
different text.

OUTPUT
TEXT COLOR
HIGHLIGHTING A TEXT
6) FORMAT PAINTER

STEP 1: Select the formatted text.


STEP 2: The text format you want to copy
STEP 3: Click the format painter in the standard tool bar.
STEP 4: The painter changes to a paint brush.
STEP 5: Select the text to be formatted.
STEP 6: The text automatically changes to the copied format.
STEP 7: Format painter (ctrl + shift + C)
STEP 8: Press the escape key when formatting is over.

OUTPUT
7) APPLYING BULLET AND NUMBERED LIST. HOW TO
CUT, COPY AND PASTE A PARTICULAR TEXT.

 BULLETS
STEP 1: Select the list that needs bullets.
STEP 2: Select the bullet option from the format menu.
STEP 3: Click on the bulleted tab in the bullets.
STEP 4: Select the style of your choice.
STEP 5: Right click the mouse, sixth option bullets.

 NUMBERED LIST
STEP 1: Select the text to be numbered.
STEP 2: On the format menu, click numbering tab (or)
STEP 3: Right click the mouse, seventh option numbering.
STEP 4: Click the numbering style you want, click OK.

 HOW TO CUT
STEP 1: Home-Ribbon toolbar.
STEP 2: Select the particular text.
STEP 3: Click board panel.
STEP 4: Click cut option (or) (ctrl+ X) (or) right click the mouse, first option cut.

 HOW TO COPY
STEP 1: Home-Ribbon toolbar.
STEP 2: Select the particular text.
STEP 3: Click board task panel.
STEP 4: Click copy option (or) (ctrl+ C) copy (or) right click the mouse, second option
copy.
 HOW TO PASTE
STEP 1: Home-Ribbon toolbar.
STEP 2: Select the particular text.
STEP 3: Click board task panel.
STEP 4: Click paste option (or) ctrl+ P (or) Right click the mouse, third option paste.

OUTPUT

BULLETS
NUMBERED LIST

HOW TO CUT
HOW TO COPY

HOW TO PASTE
8) INSERT A PICTURE

STEP 1: Place the cursor where you want the picture to appear.
STEP 2: Go to insert menu, select the picture option and click from the file.
STEP 3: Navigate to the folder where the file is stored and then
STEP 4: Double click the file.

OUTPUT
9) INSERT A CLIPART

STEP 1: On the drawing toolbar, click the insert clip art button.
STEP 2: In the search for text box, in the clip art task panel type a keyword describes the
type of picture you want.
STEP 3: Search in select collections.
STEP 4: In the task panel, click the drawing that you want.

OUTPUT
10) INSERT A SHAPE

STEP 1: Place the cursor where you want the drawing object to appear.
STEP 2: In the illustration command set, click on the shape command.
STEP 3: It will display the available shape.
STEP 4: Select any shape or draw a shape.
STEP 5: Take the cursor to the location where you need the shape to appear, click the mouse
button and drag it.

OUTPUT
11) INSERT A SMART ART

STEP 1: Click on the insert button in the menu bar.


STEP 2: In the illustration command set, click on the small art command.
STEP 3: It will display the small art list.
STEP 4: From the art graphic dialog box select the required smart art. Click OK.

OUTPUT
12) TABLES – METHODS OF ADDITION OF TABLES TO YOUR
DOCUMENT

 HIGHLIGHTING ROWS AND COLUMNS


STEP 1: Click the insert tab.
STEP 2: In your document move the cursor where you want to insert a table.
STEP 3: Click the table icon, pull down menu appears.
STEP 4: Move the mouse pointer to highlight the number of rows and columns you want to
create for your table.

 CREATING A TABLE WITH AN INSERT TABLE DIALOG BOX


STEP 1: Click the insert tab.
STEP 2: Move the cursor where you want to insert a table.
STEP 3: Click the table icon, pull down menu appears.
STEP 4: Click the insert table.
STEP 5: Click in the number of columns text box and type a number between 1 and 63.
STEP 6: Click in the number of rows text box and type the number or click the up/down
arrow to define the number of rows.

 CREATING TABLE WITH A MOUSE


STEP 1: Click the insert tab.
STEP 2: Click the table icon.
STEP 3: Click draw table.
STEP 4: Move the mouse pointer where you want to draw your table.

 CREATING A TABLE FOR EXISTING TEXT


STEP 1: Click the insert table.
STEP 2: Select the text that you want to convert into a table.
STEP 3: Click the table icon.
STEP 4: Click the convert text to
table command.
OUTPUT
13) ADDITION AND DELETION OF ROWS AND COLUMNS IN A
TABLE

 ADDITION OF ROWS AND COLUMNS


STEP 1: Prepare a table using some data.
STEP 2: Select the table.
STEP 3: Right click where new row or column need to be added.
STEP 4: Click insert and select insert column to the left or insert column to the right or
insert column above or insert column below whichever is required.

 DELETION OF ROWS AND COLUMNS


STEP 1: Prepare a table using some data.
STEP 2: Right click where new row or column which has to be deleted.
STEP 3: Click delete and delete cells.
STEP 4: For deleting the row select, select delete entire row.
STEP 5: For deleting the column select, select entire column. Click ok.
OUTPUT:
ADDITION OF ROWS AND COLUMNS
DELETION OF ROWS AND COLUMNS
14) PARAGRAPH INDENT MOVING

 INDENT: THE EFFECT OF A PARAGRAPH OR LINE OF TEXT FROM


THE LEFT OR RIGHT MARGIN.

STEP 1: Place the intersection point in the paragraph you want to indent.
STEP 2: To indent a paragraph from the left margin we must use increase indent button or
the formatting toolbar.
STEP 3: We can also decrease the indent on a paragraph. Click the decrease in button on the
formatting tool.

OUTPUT
15) SPACING

 TO ADD A SINGLE LINE OF WHITE SPACE BEFORE OR AFTER


PARAGRAPH
STEP 1: Place the cursor at the beginning of a paragraph or select multiple paragraph.
STEP 2: Select the paragraph command set, click the line spacing.
STEP 3: Click the down arrow of the command button. It will show a drop down list of
spacing option.
STEP 4: Select the required space to be made between the lines or paragraph.

OUTPUT
16) INSERTING THE HEADER AND FOOTER

 HEADER: To make the document attractive we can use header. The contents in
the header appear on the top of each page.
STEP 1: Click insert.
STEP 2: Select header.
STEP 3: Choose the header which has to be applied on the document.

 FOOTER: To make the document attractive we can use footer. The contents in
the footer appear on the bottom of each page.
STEP 1: Click insert.
STEP 2: Select footer.
STEP 3: Choose the footer which has to be applied on the document.

OUTPUT

HEADER
FOOTER
17) MAIL MERGE

STEP 1: In a blank MS word document, type the information in letter format, leaving space after
the word “To”
STEP 2: Click on the mailings tab and in the start mail merge group, click Start Mail Merge.
STEP 3: Click letters in the drop-down options
STEP 4: Click select recipients in the Start Mail Merge group and select type a new list button.
STEP 5: Fill in the recipients list with the name and details of the desirable recipients and click
OK.
STEP 6: Save the recipient list in the desktop.
STEP 7: Click on the Insert Merge field and the required
information’s in the space below the word “To”
STEP 8: Click on Finish Mail Merge and select each individual document.

OUTPUT:
UNIT 2

MICROSOFT OFFICE

EXCEL

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1) TWO METHODS OF STARTING MICROSOFT EXCEL

 METHOD 1: TO START MICROSOFT EXCEL USING START BUTTON


STEP 1: Click on the start button at the bottom left corner of windows.
STEP 2: Click the all programs option of start menu.
STEP 3: Click on the Microsoft office from the program menu.
STEP 4: Select Microsoft Excel.

 METHOD 2: TO START MICROSOFT EXCEL USING RUN COMMAND


STEP 1: Click on the start button at the bottom left corner of windows.
STEP 2: Select run option of start menu.
STEP 3: Run dialog box appears.
STEP 4: Type excel and click OK.

OUTPUT

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2) CREATE A NEW EXCEL WORK BOOK

 USING BLANK TEMPLATE


STEP 1: Click the office button on the top left corner of the document.
STEP 2: Click new option.
STEP 3: Select the blank in recent icon & click on create button.

 USING INSTALLED TEMPLATE

STEP 1: Click the office button on the top left corner of the document.
STEP 2: Click new option.
STEP 3: Select installed template option.
STEP 4: Select the required professional icon.
STEP 5: Click on the document radio button in the create new solution.
STEP 6: Installed template appear in the background.

 USING MICROSOFT ONLINE TEMPLATE

STEP 1: Click the office button on the top left corner of the document.
STEP 2: Click new option.
STEP 3: Select the option Microsoft office.
STEP 4: Click the create option.

OUTPUT

USING BLANK TEMPLATE

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USING INSTALLED TEMPLATE

USING MICROSOFT ONLINE TEMPLATE

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3) TWO METHODS OF ADDING DATA TO CELLS

 METHOD 1: TYPING DATA INTO CELLS


STEP 1: On the task bar, click start.
STEP 2: Select all programs = Microsoft office = Microsoft office excel.
STEP 3: Click on the cell where the data has to be typed and start typing.

 METHOD 2: TYPING IN THE FORMULA BAR


STEP 1: On the task bar, click start
STEP 2: Select all programs = Microsoft office = Microsoft Excel
STEP 3: Click on the cell where the data has to be typed, click on the formula bar and type
the data. It will appear in the cell

OUTPUT

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4) EXPLAIN AUTO FILL FEATURE

MEANING: In many cases we may enter a series of sequential entries such as inventory
numbers of 1, 2, 3… or the day of the week, month of the year.

 EDIT = FILL = SERIES

STEP 1: Type the starting number in a cell, where Edit = Fill = Series.
STEP 2: Click and drag to make identical numbers of series.
STEP 3: Click on fill icon.
STEP 4: To fill the series down, right, up, left select the icon from the pop out list.
STEP 5: Select the series and click on auto fill and give OK.

OUTPUT

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5) INSERT CELLS, ROWS AND COLUMNS

STEP 1: Select the area where you want the row cells to be inserted.
STEP 2: In home select the command set insert options contains the following:
Insert cells
Insert sheet rows
Insert sheet columns
STEP 3: For inserting cells, select insert cells.
STEP 4: For inserting rows, select insert sheet rows.
STEP 5: For inserting columns, select insert sheet columns.
STEP 6: Another methods on the cell – right click insert – shift cells right or left of shift
cell down or shift entire column, select whichever is required and click OK.

OUTPUT

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6) INSERTING AN ENTIRE WORKSHEET

STEP 1: In home = Cells


STEP 2: Insert option
Insert sheet
STEP 3: For inserting worksheet, select insert sheet. (or)
[ shift + F11]

OUTPUT

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7) DELETION OF CELLS, ROWS, COLUMNS AND WORKSHEET

STEP 1: Select the area where you want the cell to be removed.
STEP 2: In home, click on the command set. Delete option contains the following.
 Delete cells
 Delete sheet rows
 Delete sheet columns
 Delete sheet

STEP 3: For deleting cells, select delete cells.

STEP 4: For deleting rows, select delete sheet rows.

STEP 5: For deleting columns, select delete sheet columns.

STEP 6: For deleting entire sheet, select delete sheet.

STEP 7: Another method:- on the cells, right click delete. Select shift cells right or shift cell
up or shift entire column whichever is required and click OK.

OUTPUT

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8) EXPLAIN WRAPPING TEXT

 METHOD 1:
STEP 1: Type the text.
STEP 2: Select the text.
STEP 3: Under home, select the command set-wrap text.
STEP 4: The whole text gets arranged in a single cell.

 METHOD 2:
STEP 1: Type the text.
STEP 2: Select the cell- right click.
STEP 3: In the format cells- click alignment wrap text.
STEP 4: Click OK.
STEP 5: The whole text gets arranged in a single cell.

OUTPUT

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9) ADDING BORDERS TO THE CELLS

STEP 1: Select a cell or arrange the cell to which borders need to be applied.
STEP 2: Right click-format cells dialog box appears.
STEP 3: Select borders - outline.
STEP 4: Select the style and click OK.

OUTPUT

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10) RENAME A WORKSHEET

STEP 1: Click on the status bar sheet.


STEP 2: Select rename.
STEP 3: Type name and click ok.

OUTPUT

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11) TWO METHODS OF CREATING A TABLE IN EXCEL

 METHOD 1: CREATING A TABLE FROM A BLANK CELL RANGE


STEP 1: Select empty cells in excel worksheet.
STEP 2: Go to insert.
STEP 3: Click table.
STEP 4: Click OK.

 METHOD 2: CREATING A TABLE FROM AN EXISTING DATA RANGE


STEP 1: Select the given data range in excel sheet.
STEP 2: Go to
insert. STEP 3:
Click table. STEP 4:
Click OK.

OUTPUT

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12)

CREATION OF CHART IN EXCEL

STEP1: Select empty cells in excel worksheet.


STEP2: Go to insert.
STEP3: Click any type of chart.
STEP4: Click OK.

OUTPUT

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13) HOW TO ADD A CHART TITLE AND AXIS TITLE TO A
CHART

STEP 1: Select empty cells in excel worksheet.


STEP 2: Go to insert.
STEP 3: Click any type of chart.
STEP 4: Go to chart.
STEP 5: Select the layout consisting of chart title and axis title.
STEP 6: Click the cursor on the space provided for chart title and axis title and mention the
detail respectively.

OUTPUT

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14) HOW DO WE CHANGE A CHART STYLE, CHART LAYOUT
AND CHART TYPE ?

 CHART LAYOUT:
STEP 1: Select empty cells in excel worksheet.
STEP 2: Go to insert.
STEP 3: Click type and select the chart style.
STEP 4: Click chart layout and select the chart layout.

 CHART STYLE:
STEP 1: Select empty cells in excel worksheet.
STEP 2: Go to insert.
STEP 3: Click any type of chart.
STEP 4: Go to design.
STEP 5: Click chart style and select chart style.

 CHART TYPE:
STEP 1: Select empty cells in excel worksheet.
STEP 2: Go to Insert.
STEP 3: Click type and select the chart type.

OUTPUT

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15) WORKING WITH FORMULAE

CREATING FORMULA
STEP 1: Type some data in excel worksheet.
STEP 2: Click the cell where you want to create a format.
STEP 3: Type an equal sign (=) in a selected cell.
STEP 4: Click the format cell that you want to reference in the formula.
STEP 5: Type an operation in the cell where you want to create the formula.
STEP 6: Click the next cell that you want to refer in the formula.
STEP 7: Click enter button present to the left (or) insert function button in the worksheet to
accept the formula.

OUTPUT

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16) HOW DO WE REFER CELLS FROM ANOTHER WORKSHEET ?

STEP 1: Click sheet 1, option given below to refer worksheet 1.


STEP 2: Click sheet 2, option given below to refer worksheet 2.

OUTPUT

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17) APPLYING A FUNCTIONS

STEP 1: Select the particular cells to apply functions.


STEP 2: Go to functions in function library.
STEP 3: Through insert function (fx) we can apply the function we want.

STEP 4: Through auto sum we can apply the function which we want and also more
functions.

OUTPUT

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18) HOW DO WE NAME THE REFERENCE CELLS ?

STEP 1: Click the cell on which you want to apply the function and type an equal sign.
STEP 2: Type the name of the function you want to apply followed by the left parent text.
STEP 3: Click the formula button or the ribbon.

OUTPUT

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UNIT 3

MICROSOFT OFFICE

POWERPOINT

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1) THREE METHODS OF CREATING A MICROSOFT
POWERPOINT

 METHOD 1: USING A BLANK TEMPLATE.


A

STEP 1: Click a file – new.


STEP 2: Click Create.
STEP 3: Blank template will appear

 METHOD 2: USING AN INSTALLED TEMPLATE.

STEP 1: Click the standard toolbar.


STEP 2: Template will appear. Click on the required template.
STEP 3: Installed templates appear in the background.

 METHOD 3: USING AN ONLINE TEMPLATE.

STEP 1: Click on the standard toolbar.


STEP 2: Scroll on the template we can find Microsoft online template.
STEP 3: Click the create option.

OUTPUT

USING A BLANK TEMPLATE

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USING AN INSTALLED TEMPLATE

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USING AN ONLINE TEMPLATE

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2) HOW DO WE ADD AND REMOVE SLIDES ?

STEP 1: Click to slide tab.


STEP 2: Right click on it.
STEP 3: Click add slide and remove slides.

OUTPUT

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3) HOW DO WE ADD TITLE AND SUBTITLE TO A SLIDE ?

STEP 1: Click on the text.


STEP 2: Then start typing the title and subtitle.

OUTPUT

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4)

HOW DO WE ADD A TEXT TO A SLIDE USING A TEXT BAR

STEP 1: Click text box on the tool bar.


STEP 2: Drag the mouse till you required.
STEP 3: Type inside the text box.

OUTPUT

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5) SETTING UP A SLIDE SHOW

STEP 1: Click on the slide show


STEP 2: Click step up slide show and customize accordingly.
STEP 3: Click OK.
STEP 4: Running a slide show: Press F5.

OUTPUT

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6) SETTING UP A LAYOUT

STEP 1: Click to layout on the command set.


STEP 2: Choose any style you want.
STEP 3: The layout will appear.

OUTPUT

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7) APPLYING BACKGROUND TO THE SLIDE

STEP 1: Type something.


STEP 2: Check to the background on the ribbon.
STEP 3: Choose any background and then create.

OUTPUT

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8)

APPLYING THEME TO THE PRESENTATION

STEP 1: Type something.


STEP 2: Click the theme wanted.
STEP 3: Choose any theme and create.

OUTPUT

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9)

HOW DO WE INSERT A PICTURE ?

STEP 1: Go to the insert toolbar.


STEP 2: Click to the picture icon which is there in the ribbon.
STEP 3: Choose any style.
STEP 4: Click to create.

OUTPUT

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10)

CREATION OF PHOTO ALBUM

STEP 1: Click to the photo album which is there in image ribbon.


STEP 2: Choose any style.
STEP 3: Click to create.

OUTPUT

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11)

ADDING CUSTOM ANIMATION

STEP 1: Type the text.


STEP 2: Click the animation.
STEP 3: Click the custom animation.
STEP 4: Choose any style you want.

OUTPUT

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12) REMOVING ANIMATION

STEP 1: Select the text.


STEP 2: Go to animation tool bar.
STEP 3: Click no animation.

OUTPUT

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13) ADDING TRANSITION EFFECTS

STEP 1: Choose the slide


STEP 2: Click the transition effect in the tool bar.
STEP 3: Choose any style you want.

OUTPUT

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14) REMOVING TRANSITION EFFECT

STEP 1: Select the slide.


STEP 2: Click transition effect in the tool bar.
STEP 3: Click no transition

OUTPUT

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UNIT 4

HYPER TEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE

(HTML)

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1) WRITE A PROGRAMME TO PRINT A SIMPLE HTML LANGUAGE

INPUT:

OUTPUT:

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2) WRITE A PROGRAMME TO CREATE DIFFERENT TYPES OF
HEADINGS

INPUT:

OUTPUT:

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3) WRITE PROGRAM TO INSERT A PARAGRAPH

INPUT:

OUTPUT:

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4) WRITE A PROGRAMME TO INSERT LINE BREAKS

INPUT:

OUTPUT:

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5) WRITE A PROGRAMME WITH TEXT FORMATTING

INPUT:

OUTPUT:

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6) WRITE A PROGRAMME TO DISPLAY THE STLYLE ELEMENTS

INPUT:

OUTPUT:

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7) WRITE A PROGRAMME TO DISPLAY THE BACKGROUND COLOR

INPUT:

OUTPUT:

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8) WRITE A PROGRAMME TO DISPLAY THE STYLE ALIGNMENT
OF TEXT

INPUT:

OUTPUT:

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9) WRITE A PROGRAMME TO CREATE REFERENCE

INPUT:

OUTPUT:

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10) WRITE A PROGRAMME TO INSERT A IMAGE

INPUT:

OUTPUT:

95
11) WRITE A PROGRAMME TO CREATE A LINK USING AN IMAGE

INPUT:

OUTPUT:

96
12)

WRITE A PROGRAMME TO CREATE LIST

 PROGRAMME TO CREATE UNORDERED LIST

INPUT:

97
OUTPUT:

 PROGRAMME TO CREATE ORDERED LIST

INPUT

OUTPUT

98
99
 PROGRAMME TO CREATE DEFINED LIST

INPUT

OUTPUT:

100
101

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