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Clip Art refers to pre-made pictures or images used in documents or publications.

They can be inserted easily to enhance visual appearance.

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Page orientation refers to setting margins, paper size, and layout in a document.

It determines how the content is arranged on the page, such as portrait or landscape.

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Red Wavy Line: Potential spelling error.

Blue Wavy Line: Repeated word or phrase or Grammar problem.

Green Wavy Line: Possible grammatical error.

Purple Dotted Line: Suggests a contextual refinement for style or clarity.

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 Word Art is the Text Styling feature in Microsoft Word. 

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The Undo feature in MS Word allows you to reverse the last action or mistake made in the document.

It helps in restoring the document to its previous state before the recent change.

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The Page Layout tab allows users to adjust margins, orientation, and size of the document.

It is specifically designed for modifying the overall layout of pages in a Word document.

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Bold, Italic, and Underline are all text formatting options in MS Word.

Resize affects the size of the text or object, not its formatting style.

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To change the page orientation (to portrait or landscape) in Microsoft Word:

Navigate to the Page Layout tab (or "Layout" tab in newer versions) on the ribbon.

In the "Page Setup" group, select Orientation.

Choose the desired orientation from the dropdown menu.

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To insert page numbers in Microsoft Word:

Navigate to the Insert tab on the ribbon.

In the "Header & Footer" group, select Page Number.

Choose the desired location and style for the page numbers.

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The Copy feature in MS Word creates a duplicate of selected text or objects and places a copy on the clipboard without removing the original.

The keyboard shortcut for this function is Ctrl+C on Windows or Cmd+C on a Mac.