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Footer is the text that appears at the bottom of every page of the document.

In Microsoft Word, the top margin of a page is called its header,

and the bottom margin is called the footer

Explanation

Superscript & subscript are known as Font effects.

Superscript is used to create small letters above the line of text.

Subscript is used to create small letters below the line of text

Subscript shortcut key: Ctrl, Shift + Plus sign (+)

Superscript shortcut key: Ctrl, Shift, and the Plus sign (+) at the same time.

Explanation

Step 1: On the navigation menu click on the insert option.

Step 2: In the illustration section select the shapes option as shown in the figure: Step 3: A list of shapes will pop up on the screen where you can select different types of shapes.

Explanation

The point unit represents the size of the font and space between lines; 1 point equals 1/72 of an inch.

The default line spacing in Word is 1.15.

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Ctrl-D deletes all characters to the right of the cursor (including the character under it).

This is called `Delete to end of the line'.

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The cursor is a Thin Blinking Line

Explanation

• To edit the Header/Footer in MS Word 2016, you would typically use the "Header & Footer" option located under the "Insert" tab on the ribbon.
• This option allows you to add, edit, or remove headers and footers in your document.

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 You can write in MS Word using both the mouse and the keyboard.

While the keyboard is essential for inputting text, the mouse is used for selection and navigation,

And keyboard shortcuts offer a way to work more efficiently. 

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The Full-Screen Reading View in Microsoft Word is designed for easier reading

By hiding toolbars and other screen elements

It provides a clean interface, focusing solely on the document content.

This mode is ideal for reading long documents on the screen.

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On MS Word, the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+U is used to apply an underline to the selected text,

This is an alternative to clicking the underline icon (U) in the toolbar or ribbon.

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