This document provides an overview of basic functions in Microsoft Word 2003, including file saving and formatting options. It discusses the differences between saving a file versus saving it with a new name, and covers various font and formatting tools like bold, italics, underline and text justification. The document also introduces the insert menu for adding objects, pictures, and other media into a Word project. Resources for Word 2003 quick reference guides are listed for further help.
1. MS- Word 2003 Essential Knowledge for the Information Age
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3. Save vs. Save As…. SAVE simply save a draft WARNING You may accidentally save over a copy and erase the original Save AS on the other hand allows you to save the document you are writing without erasing the original version!!! Save AS on the other hand allows you to save the document you are writing without erasing the original version!!! Save AS on the other hand allows you to save the document you are writing without erasing the original version!!! Save AS on the other hand allows you to save the document you are writing without erasing the original version!!!
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