Learningwithjustin

 Hi, today I am going to show you the  easy way to change between uppercase, lowercase, and title  case. THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF UPPERCASE LETTERS. this is an example of lowercase letters. This Is an Example of Title Case Letters. Step 1. highlight the portion you want to change. Step 2 then press Shift + F3. (This will cycle the highlighted text from uppercase, lowercase, and title case. UPPERCASE Now highlight it and press SHIFT + F3 and it will change to lowercase. Now highlight it again and press SHIFT + F3 and it will change to title case.

 Reference initials are the initials of the person who wrote the document. These are put at the bottom of the document and inserted in lower case form. Here below is an example of how to use reference initials in a document. I used the initials of the person who wrote the document (Carrie Garrison).

 Explain the difference between a tab and a first line indent. The tab button on your computer is automatically set to go over .25 when you hit it. A first line indent is a tab set to indent every paragraph in the same spot on the paper.

  IDD Codes are codes used for calling people from different countries. IDD stands for International Direct Dialing. Country Codes are codes given to each country to connect to that place when calling.  I am going to be calling Japan. 1. You type in the USA exit code 001 and the Country Code 49. 2.Type the Japan area code which is 81. 3. Then dial the phone number. That is how you make a call to Japan.

 Here are the directions to total a column using Word. 1. You need to start by making a table. 2. Highlight the column you want to apply total with. 3. Click on the Table Layout Tab. 4. Click on Formula. 5. Type =SUM(ABOVE)/=SUM(BELOW)/=SUM(RIGHT)/=SUM(LEFT) and click okay. 1 2 3 4 5

1. Start with building a table. 2.Highlight the table. 3. Click on layout. 4. Click on distribute columns.

When using word, it is setup to automatically capitalize the first word in every sentence. This is a very beneficial tool; however, this can be a problem when it comes to your reference initials. At the end of your writing when you need to add your reference initials its will auto correct the first letter to a capital. To fix this you go to File-Click on Options-Select Proofing-AutoCorrect Options-Put your initials and then put add. After you click ok it will no longer auto capitalize your initials!