3. Basics

c. This opens a pop-up window where you can specify the location on your computer where you want to save the file. You can click the Desktop option on the left and give an appropriate name for the file before clicking on the SAVE button.

  5. Microsoft Word files are saved as Document files (the file extension for word files is .doc). 

6. To open your file again for further editing, you can double click on the file, which will automatically load the application and open your file. 

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