Chapter 1
Word Origins
IN THIS CHAPTER
Starting Word
Deciphering the Word screen
Understanding the ribbon
Viewing a document
Zooming in and out
Quitting Word
Minimizing Word
Before you get too far into word processing, keep in mind that the pencil is truly the ultimate writing tool. Its application is obvious. It’s easy to use, it’s wireless, and it features an eraser — the original Undo command. This information is presented in the seminal book Pencils For Dummies, which weighs in at a hefty six-and-a-half pages.
This book is far longer than Pencils For Dummies. The reason is that Microsoft Word is a far more powerful and sophisticated tool than your typical Ticonderoga #2. Though, as a bit of trivia, when Microsoft Word made its debut in 1983, one of the more popular word processing ...
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