Using Zoom
• Open a document called Zoom. This document contains some very small text!
• Drag the slider control, displayed at the bottom-right of the document to make the document display the page at a larger zoom level. Experiment.
• You can double click on the Zoom percentage number displayed at the bottom-right of the screen.
• This displays the Zoom dialog box.
• You can use the Zoom dialog box to display the page at preset zoom levels. You can type a type a value into the percentage box. As you increase the
percentage value, the screen magnifications is increased.
• Experiment with using different zoon levels.
• Resent the zoom level back to 100%.
• Save any changes you have made and close the document.
Inserting special characters and symbols
• The keyboard can only contain a limited number of different letters, numbers and other items such as alternative currency symbols and the at (@) sign. You can insert many more symbols and special characters if you wish, examples of which include:
• Open a document called Symbols. This document contains a number of symbols and special characters. Click to the right of the first picture of a symbol and then click on the Insert tab. You will see the Symbol command as illustrated.
• Clicking on the Symbol command will display a drop down list of symbol options, as illustrated.
• Clicking on any one of these will insert the symbol that you clicked on (at the Insertion point).
• Clicking on More Symbols, will display additional symbols and options, as illustrated.

• If you click on the Special Characters tab within this dialog box, you will see a list of special characters. As you can see, many of these special symbols have a shortcut key displayed to the right of the special character, within the dialog box. These can be useful if you need to insert a special character on a regular basis.
• Work through the exercises contained within the Symbols document. When you have finished, save your changes and close the document. |