2.1 Typing TextWhen you open Word 2010, 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 on keyboard.
You can click the Show/Hide
button on the Home tab, in the Paragraph
group to display or
hide all nonprinting characters such as paragraph marks,
spaces, …. These characters are not printed, whether or not they are displayed.
2.2 Inserting and Typing Over Existing Text
? To insert text anywhere in an existing
document:
1.
Position the insertion point where you want to begin
typing.
2.
Type the text.
By
default, Word moves existing text to the right as you insert new characters. If
you prefer to
have
new text replace existing text, switch
to Overtype mode:
1.
Press Alt+F,
then T to open the Word Options dialog box.
2.
Press A to
display the Advanced page, and then
press TAB.
3.
Press Alt+O to move to
the Use
The Insert Key To Control Overtype Mode
check
box.
4.
Press the SPACEBAR
to select the check box, and then press ENTER.
5.
To turn Overtype mode on or off, press INSERT on the keyboard.
2.3 Inserting Symbols and Special Characters
You can insert special characters, international
characters, and symbols by using the Symbol
command
on the Insert tab.
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