Text Editing Using Cut Copy and Paste Using the New Paste Options Button Using Drag and Drop

You can use the Cut, Copy and Paste options to move text or other items in your document.

The Cut option lets you remove the selected item from its current location and place it on theOffice Clipboard.

 The Copy option lets you place a copy of the selected item on the Office Clipboard.The Paste option lets you paste items from the Office Clipboard into your document

Selecting Text and Graphics using the mouse and keyboard Correcting and Deleting Text

Before you can move, format, delete, or change text or graphic, you must select (block) the item. You can select using the mouse or keyboard; selected text or graphic are highlighted. 

To cancel the selection, click outside the selection, or use the arrow keys to move the insertion point.

Typing and Revising Typing Text Inserting and Typing Over Existing Text Inserting Symbols and Special Characters Moving the Insertion Point

Typing Text /When you open Word XP, you can start typing right away. The insertion point will be at the top of the document. You don’t have to worry about typing perfectly, because it is easy to make corrections and changes at any time. Word automatically wraps text to the next line as you type. If you want to start a new paragraph, press ENTER.

Dialog Box Help Copying Help information USING THE MICROSOFT WEB SITE CLOSING MICROSOFTWORD XP

  Dialog Box Help

     To get help information while in a dialog box:

1- Either click the question mark (if exists) at the dialog box title bar, or select the command (Help  What’s this?).

2- Click the item you want information about.

Microsoft Word XP Help System Accessing Help and Using the Ask a Question Box and Understanding the Microsoft Office Assistant

MS Word XP offers a rich and enhanced help system with different options that can answer all your questions. Part of this help system is interactive where you get into a question answer dialog.

Accessing Help

 1- Click the “Help” option from the Menu Bar, the “Help” submenu will appear.

The Main Microsoft Word XP Window

The Main Microsoft Word XP Window /When you start Word XP, the following screen appears which is, as you see, typical of other Window’s screens: The following illustration identifies each part of MS Word XP screen ,Title Bar, Menu Bar, Toolbars, Minimize Button, Maximize Button, Close Button, Control Menu Button, Task Pane.

Starting Microsoft Word XP

To start MS Word XP, you have to be in Windows XP, and you must have Office XP installed (full or partial installation).

1- Click the Start  button at the Taskbar.

2- Point to All Programs.

3- Click  Microsoft Word.