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The document outlines key features of word processing software, including editing tools like cut, copy, and paste, as well as formatting options such as styles and headers. It also discusses the use of tables, graphics, and lists, along with functionalities like spell check, templates, and mail merge. Additionally, it mentions macros for automating repetitive tasks within documents.

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Word Processing4

The document outlines key features of word processing software, including editing tools like cut, copy, and paste, as well as formatting options such as styles and headers. It also discusses the use of tables, graphics, and lists, along with functionalities like spell check, templates, and mail merge. Additionally, it mentions macros for automating repetitive tasks within documents.

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4 Word Processing

processors provide various tools for editing, such as cut, copy, paste, find, replace,
and spell check.
5. Formatting: Formatting refers to the appearance of text and other elements in a
document. This includes font styles, sizes, alignment, line spacing, indentation, and
the use of bold, italics, or underline.
6. Styles: Styles are sets of formatting options that can be applied consistently
throughout a document. They help maintain a uniform look for headings,
paragraphs, and other elements.
7. Headers and Footers: Headers and footers are sections at the top and bottom of
each page, respectively. They often contain page numbers, document titles, or other
repeating information.
8. Tables: Tables allow users to organize information in rows and columns. Word
processors provide tools for creating, editing, and formatting tables within
documents.
9. Graphics and Images: Word processing software allows users to insert and
manipulate graphics, images, and other visual elements within documents.
10. Bullets and Numbering: Formatting options used to create lists. Bullets represent
unordered lists, while numbering is used for ordered lists.
11. Cut, Copy, and Paste: Operations used to move or duplicate text and other
elements within a document or between different documents.
12. Undo and Redo: Allow users to reverse or repeat the last action performed,
providing a way to correct mistakes.
13. Spell Check and Grammar Check: Word processors typically include spell check
and grammar check features to help users identify and correct spelling and
grammatical errors in their documents.
14. Templates: Templates are pre-designed document formats that users can
customize for specific purposes. They provide a starting point for creating
documents with a consistent layout.
15. Mail Merge: Mail merge is a concept that allows users to create personalized
documents by merging data from a spreadsheet or database into a word processing
document.
16. Macros: Macros are automated scripts that can be used to perform repetitive tasks
in a word processing document.

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