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A. 1. a.(1)(a) i) a) 1. a. i.(1)(a)(i) 1) a)Outline styl#Xw PS+G5XP#  X ǥHeadings EditingǬHeadings   Y a1Outline styl1.XCTRLBACKSPACE will delete the current word.(#  Yt a1Outline styl2.XFractions (1/2, 3/4, 5/16, 2 3/8, etc.) can be used when entering a measurement for tabs, margins, spacing, paper size, label size, and so on.(#  Y/ a1Outline styl3.XAfter turning on Block, you can press the Spacebar to define by word (cursor moves to the next space), period to define by sentence (cursor moves to the next period), or ENTER to define by paragraph (cursor moves to the next Hard Return).(#  Y a1Outline styl4.XIf you are using an enhanced keyboard, you can press CTRLINS to copy a  Y highlighted block of text or CTRLDEL to move a highlighted block of text.(#  Y a1Outline styl5.XAlso with an enhanced keyboard, you can use ALT, ALT, ALT, and ALT to move quickly through tables, columns, or outlines.(# Y ddx !OddxM< Y   "Keystroke"' Tables"9Columns"OgOutline , M ALTO Cell upO In parallel columns, the cursor moves to the previous section of parallel columns  Cursor moves to the previous outline number of the same level, ,  ALT{ Cell down{ In parallel columns, the cursor moves to the next section of parallel columns6 Cursor moves to the next outline number of the same level, ,   ALT Cell to the right  Column to the right  Cursor moves to the next outline number regardless of the level, \  6 ALT$ Cell to the left$ Column to the left$ Cursor moves to the previous outline number regardless of the level\  b" &0*((Ԍ Y a1Outline styl6.XThe macro language includes the commands {Item Up}, {Item Down}, {Item Left}, and {Item Right} as well as {Block Copy} and {Block Move}. If you do not have an enhanced keyboard, these commands can be assigned to other keys on the keyboard. The following steps guide you through the process.(#  Y  a2Outline styla.` ` Press HOME, Macro Define (CTRLF10). If you press HOME, CTRLF10  W you will be placed directly in the macro editor. (#`  Yx  a2Outline stylb.` ` Name the macro. Description is optional.(#`  Yc  a2Outline stylc.` ` Move the cursor to the right of the {DISPLAY OFF} command and press CTRLPGUP. The list of macro commands will appear in a window in the upper right corner of the screen.(#`  Y  a2Outline styld.` ` Type the name of the desired command to move to that point in the list.(#`  Y  a2Outline style.` ` Press Exit (F7) to exit the macro editor and end the macro definition.(#`  Y a1Outline styl7.XNew Justification options let you center or flush right sections of text without making it necessary to press Center or Flush Right at the beginning of each line. Also, when you Center or Flush Right a block of text, the appropriate justification codes are automatically inserted at the beginning and end of the block.(#  Yf a1Outline styl8.XPress Center (SHIFTF6) or Flush Right (ALTF6) twice if you want to center or  YQ flush right text with a dot leader.(#  Y% a1Outline styl9.XThe size of the Reveal Codes screen can be changed through Setup (SHIFTF1).  Y Enter Setup, select D isplay, E ditScreen options, then R eveal Codes Window Size. If  Y  1 is entered for one line, only the current code or character will appear. To change the size of the Reveal Codes screen for a single editing session, turn on Reveal Codes  Y (ALTF3), press Screen (CTRLF3), choose W indow, then adjust the size of the Reveal Codes "window."(#  Y a1Outline styl 10.XA new feature called Leading Adjustment lets you change the amount of spacing for  Yr hard and soft returns. The feature is accessed through Format (SHIFTF8), O ther,  Y\  P rinter Functions, and L eading Adjustment. (#  X   ǥHeadings Mouse and PullDown MenusǬHeadings   Y a1Outline styl 11.XThe pulldown menu bar can be accessed several ways: (#  Y  a2Outline styl a.` ` Click the right button on a mouse(#`  Y!  a2Outline styl b.` ` Press ALT=(#`  Y"  a2Outline styl c.` ` Press then let up on the ALT key (must be selected through Setup (SHIFT Y# F1), D isplay, then M enu Options).(#` x$0*((Ԍ Y a1Outline styl 12.XThe mouse can be used for several purposes:(#  Y  a2Outline styl a.` ` Blocking text hold the left button and drag(#`  Y  a2Outline styl b.` ` Scrolling through the document hold the right button and drag(#`  Y  a2Outline styl c.` ` Positioning the cursor move the mouse pointer to the new position and click the left button(#`  X_ ǥHeadings TabsǬHeadings   Y1 a1Outline styl 13.XThe default setting for Tabs are relative to the left margin. They will be set at a certain distance from the left margin. Relative tabs are especially useful when the same tab settings are needed from column to column. To change back to absolute  Y tabs, choose T ype in the Tab Set menu. (#  Y a1Outline styl 14.XWhile in the Tab Set screen, pressing  will move to the cursor to the next tab stop and  will move the cursor to the previous tab stop. Holding down CTRL and pressing  or  will change the position of the current tab stop. Any changes you make to the position or type of tab are reflected on the screen immediately.(#  YL a1Outline styl15.XYou can change any tab stop to a different type of tab by using the following keystrokes in the normal editing screen.(# Y !OddxM<  Addxu  Y \  K#"" Keystrokes"<Type of Tab"QCode q  HOME, TAB  Left Tab   X   [TAB] q q  HOME, Center (SHIFTF6)z Centered Tabz  X  [CNTR TAB] q q   HOME, Flush Right (ALTF6) Right Tab   X  [RGT TAB] q   z Tab Align (CTRLF6) or HOME, Tab Align (CTRLF6)u Decimal Tabu  Xs  [DEC TAB]     W^ XDot leader tabs can be achieved by pressing HOME twice before pressing the  WG alignment key.      X! ǥHeadings List Files}&ǬHeadings   Y" a1Outline styl16.XWhile in the List Files menu, Search (F2) can be used to find partial filenames. Press Search (F2), enter any part of the filename, then press Enter. The cursor will go to the first filename that contains those characters. (#  Yx& a1Outline styl17.XBy selecting Long Document Names in Setup, you can make List Files default to the Long Display. To select the Long Document Names option, press Setup (SHIFTF1),  YJ( then choose E nvironment and D ocument Management/Summary. (# 4),**Ԍ Y a1Outline styl18.XYou can press List (F5) when retrieving a file, selecting a primary or secondary file during a merge, importing or linking a spreadsheet, selecting a range from a  Y spreadsheet, or when retrieving graphics or equations. When retrieving graphics images or equations, WordPerfect will use the directory specified for graphics in  W Setup, Location of Files unless a different directory is specified.(#  Yx a1Outline styl19.XThe Location of Files menu lets you specify a directory to be used to store documents. This directory is displayed as the default directory when List (F5) is pressed.(#    X ǥHeadings Page Numbering,ǬHeadings   Y a1Outline styl20.XYou can add text to the page number (as in Chapter 3^B or 4^B) instead of creating  Y a footer. Press Format (SHIFTF8) then choose P age, Page N umbering, then Page  Y Number S tyle. Add any text to the page number (represented by ^B), then select  Y Page Number P osition to turn on page numbering. The text included in the style will also be included in any generate features (lists, table of contents, table of authorities,  Wh indexes, or cross references).(#  Y: a1Outline styl21.XIf you do not want to include the same text in the Generate features, you can have one type of page numbering in a footer (Chapter 3^B) and another in the Page Number Style (3^B).(#  X ǥHeadings Spell/Hyphenation0ǬHeadings   Y a1Outline styl22.XHyphenation points are included in the dictionary. To see where the hyphens are  Y located, start the SPELL program and choose the option to Look Up words. To edit the location of the hyphens, delete the word from the dictionary, then add the word  WV with new hyphenation points.(#  X ǥHeadings Graphics3ǬHeadings   Y a1Outline styl23.XTo create a true shadow border for a graphics box, enter the O ptions menu for any  Y graphics box and select T hick or E xtra Thick as the B order Style for two adjoining sides. (# #0*((Ԍ X ǥHeadings Outline/Paragraph Numbering/Styles4ǬHeadings   Y a1Outline styl24.XOutline Styles can be used to format all levels in an outline. For example, the first level could be indented and have the number bolded, the second might have only the first line indented, and so on. To define or select an outline style, press Date/Outline  Y (SHIFT-F5), then choose D efine and Outline Style N ame.(#  Y` a1Outline styl25.XTo move, copy, or delete a "family" in any outline, move the cursor to the beginning of the section to be moved, copied, or deleted, press Date/Outline (SHIFTF5),  Y2 choose O utline, then choose the M ove, C opy, or D elete Family option. If you choose Move or Copy, the family or section will be highlighted. Use the arrow keys to  W position the family and press ENTER.(#  X ǥHeadings 09ǬHeadings ǥHeadings Macros9ǬHeadings   Y a1Outline styl26.XThe SHORTCUT keyboard contains several macros that can be used as shortcuts. One of the most useful macros on that keyboard is the ALTE macro which can be used to edit almost any code. To use this macro, place the cursor on a header, footer, graphics box, margins, or other code, and press ALTE. You will be taken immediately into the editing screen for that feature or placed at the point where you can enter new settings.