5. Setting Borders

 Use
You can add a border to any or all sides of each page in a document, to pages in a section (section: A portion of a document in which you set certain page formatting options.), to the first page only, or to all pages except the first. You can set apart text from the rest of a document by adding borders. You can also highlight text by selecting a section of the text and applying a border to it.  
How to 
  This functionality will format each of your pages or paragraphs to have a border. Click on FORMAT from the menu bar at the top of the application. Select BORDERS AND SHADING from this menu. A dialog box pops up showing the various types of borders possible. Choose BOX Setting and select the required Style, Color, Width required for the document. Now set the Apply to option to PARAGRAPH or select the same options in the PAGE BORDER tab to create a border for a page.  

Introduction to Microsoft Word 2003

1. Objective :This tutorial is designed for users who are new to Word or have little experience using Word for creating documents. It assumes that you have at least some familiarity with operating Microsoft Office applications, for example opening and closing documents and using toolbars. Most of the functionality covered in this tutorial is also applicable to earlier versions of Word.   Word has a vast number of functions and tools. This tutorial will focus on only those functions and tools which are necessary to completing tasks like writing academic papers and essays. Note that this tutorial uses screenshots of Word 2003 on a Windows XP Platform and the actual application may look different for Word 2003 users on a Macintosh.  By using this tutorial you will learn how to: 

 1. Start using Word
 2. Format your documents

 3. Cut, Copy and Paste content from the same/other documents

 4. Insert pictures and clip arts 

 5. Create Tables and Lists

 6. Edit Headers and Footers

 7. Check Spelling, Grammar & Word Count  8. Print Documents 

 8. Print Documents

 9. Insert Page break and Section breaks 

10. Track Changes

11. Use Versioning