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1. Give (1) one thing you learned in yesterday's lecture 2. Give (1) one thing you still need clarification on from yesterday's lecture. 3. Give (1) one thing you wish we would have talked more about in yesterday's lecture. 4. Give (1) one question you have from yesterday's lecture or assignment that was given. I will respond to your questions and help with clarifications, but you can also respond to each other to help with questions. If you respond to another student - remember to use proper blog etiquette. Also remember to respond specifically to the student by clicking comment on their comment.
31 Comments
Devon
10/21/2014 05:21:36 am
One thing I learned yesterday was how to add page breaks with a power enter of control+enter. One thing I need clarification on is how to do those lines for paragraphs I wish we could have talked about this more. Finally a question I had from yesterday is can you do the lines sideways to separate paragraphs.
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Mrs. Miller
10/22/2014 05:27:50 am
No the lines only come between columns and columns only run vertically.
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Kyson
10/21/2014 05:23:05 am
One thing I learned in yesterday’s lecture was how to make a column out of text. One thing I still need clarification on is how to make the column lengths the same. I wish we would have talked more about columns and their lengths. My question is how do I change the column widths.
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Johnathan D.
10/21/2014 05:37:46 am
Enter the Columns tab in the page layout portion of the ribbon and click more Columns. You should be able to find it from there.
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Mrs. Miller
10/22/2014 05:30:37 am
Columns width can be done by typing in a size in the columns dialog box or they can be completed by dragging margins. Length don't get to be adjusted but you can put in column breaks to divide where you want the text to start in each column.
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Stacy
10/21/2014 05:31:14 am
One thing I learned in yesterday’s lecture is how to create columns. Something that I still need clarification on is how to do the hard enter thing. That is also something I wish we would have talked more about. My question is how do you do a hard enters?
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Mrs. Miller
10/22/2014 05:31:12 am
Hard Enter is simply hitting CTRL + Enter on the keyboard and it is making a page break.
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Chance Robison
10/21/2014 05:31:21 am
I learned how to enter in page breaks and column breaks into a word document. There isn’t much else in the lesson that confuses me. If we could’ve talked about different uses of the breaks that would’ve helped. What are the uses for column breaks and page breaks?
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Mrs. Miller
10/22/2014 05:33:31 am
Reason for Column is to make things like newsletters or quizzes or make things with dates and information - you will use when we do Resumes. Page Breaks will be used in reports to keep things separate in our documents.
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Tabitha
10/21/2014 05:32:34 am
I learned how to create columns and organize columns. I still need clarification on how to break columns and delete them. I wish we could have talked more about creating a new page without it being connected to the other page. How do I break columns?
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Mrs. Miller
10/22/2014 05:37:05 am
To delete columns you will select the text and choose one column, that will remove column settings.
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Ryan
10/21/2014 05:32:40 am
Yesterday I learned how to insert columns. I am still not sure how to change the width of a column. I wish we would have talked more about section breaks. What is a section break and why would you use one?
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Nolan
10/21/2014 05:33:00 am
Yesterday I learned how to insert and manipulate columns and breaks. I would like to be able to learn more about changing page orientation. I wish we talked more about adjusting column breaks. How do you insert column breaks?
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Mrs. Miller
10/22/2014 05:38:02 am
See my response to Tabitha
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Oscar M
10/21/2014 05:33:07 am
One thing I learned about yesterday’s lecture is how to insert a blank page.
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Mrs. MIller
10/22/2014 05:39:55 am
Multiple columns (more than 3) - Page Layout then Columns then More Columns - and type the number you want in.
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David
10/21/2014 05:33:25 am
one thing that I learned in yesterday's lecture was that you could break columns to make the document look more professional. one thing I would like clarification on is how you are supposed to edit the number of columns. one thing I wish we could have talked more on the moving of tables. My question is how do you keep 1 paragraph per column.
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Mrs. Miller
10/22/2014 05:40:50 am
To keep 1 paragraph per column will require you to use column breaks - see Tabitha's post to learn how to do that.
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kris
10/21/2014 05:34:01 am
One thing I learned was how to do a page break. I don't need clarification on anything. Nothing. I have no questions.
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Brandon
10/21/2014 05:34:20 am
1 I learned how to put vertical lines between columns
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Mrs. Miller
10/22/2014 05:42:07 am
To change all the document orientation you need to go to Backstage (File) then Print then Page Setup. Under Margins tab you will select orientation and Apply to: Whole Document
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Jacob
10/21/2014 05:35:07 am
One thing that I learned in yesterdays lecture was how to create a column. What I am not sure about is what blank page does differently then just hitting enter a bunch of times. I would still like to learn more about what a hard enter is. What does a hard enter do for you?
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Mrs. Miller
10/22/2014 05:43:41 am
Hitting enter a bunch of times keeps you document connected page to page - so when you affect page one that will change the place of text or pictures on page 4.
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Johnathan D.
10/21/2014 05:35:22 am
1) I learned how to adjust Column sizes and amounts by entering the Columns portion of the Page Layout menu.
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Mrs. Miller
10/22/2014 05:44:24 am
There are no rows when working with columns. So you can't adjust the size of the row.
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Hogan
10/21/2014 05:43:13 am
I learned that to set a landscape page layout for the whole document you can go to the print tab, hit page set up, click landscape, and pick the option to apply it to the whole document.
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Mrs. Miller
10/22/2014 05:45:49 am
See Oscar's comments for setting custom columns.
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Ashton Halverson
10/21/2014 05:49:53 am
I learned how to make columns in the middle and in other areas in the document. I still need help on how to landscape certain pages. I wish we talked more on landscaping. How do you landscape certain pages?
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Mrs. Miller
10/22/2014 05:46:59 am
To landscape certain pages you can do the same thing you would do to do everything but choose apply to: and another option, you can also do the same thing by being on that page and changing the orientation to that page.
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Spencer
10/22/2014 06:54:26 am
In yesterday’s lecture I learned insert and manipulate columns and breaks. I don’t think I need clarification on anything. I wish we had talked more about how to format columns. A question I have is when you would want to use landscape.
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Connor
10/22/2014 09:32:18 am
I learned how to add page breaks with just the keys on your keyboard, which are control and enter.
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