Practical Exercises 8 – 15

Word Processing Practicals

Detailed step-by-step guides for all 8 MS-Word practical exercises β€” official letters, newsletters, tables, mail merge, resume, advertisement, and more.

πŸ“ MS-Word Official Letters Newsletter Tables Mail Merge Resume
Ex. 8 β€” Official Letter
Ex. 9 β€” Newsletter
Ex. 10 β€” Styles & Templates
Ex. 11 β€” Tables & Calendar
Ex. 12 β€” Lists
Ex. 13 β€” Mail Merge
Ex. 14 β€” Special Features
Ex. 15 β€” Ad, Resume, Circular
πŸ“Š Overview
Exercise 8

Preparing Official / Business / Government Letters with Formatting Commands

Font size, bold, underline, case, superscript, subscript, indents, line spacing, tab settings

Objective: Type and format a Government Order / Official Letter / Business Letter / Professional Letter / Demi Official Letter / Office Memorandum / Office or Legal Proceeding / Circular β€” applying font size, bold, underline, case, superscript, subscript, indenting, line spacing, and tab settings.

GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU
Department of Technical Education, Chennai – 600 025
Letter No. DTE/COA/2026/0041
Date: 14th April 2026
To,
The Principal,
Government Polytechnic College,
Chennai – 600 001.
Sub: Certificate Course in Computer on Office Automation β€” Examination Centre Allotment β€” reg.
     With reference to the above subject, I am directed to inform that your college has been allotted as an examination centre for the Certificate Course in Computer on Office Automation (COA) for the February 2026 spell of examination. You are requested to make necessary arrangements for conduct of the examination as per the schedule communicated separately.
Yours faithfully,


Joint Director
Department of Technical Education
Chennai – 600 025.
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Step-by-Step: Formatting an Official Letter

1

Page Setup

Layout β†’ Page Setup β†’ Margins: Top 2.5 cm, Bottom 2 cm, Left 3 cm, Right 2 cm. Paper: A4. Orientation: Portrait. Click OK.

2

Font Settings

Home β†’ Font β†’ select Arial, Size 12. (Tamil letters: Marutham, 12pt as per COA specification.) Set paragraph line spacing to 1.5 lines.

3

Type the Letter Head

Centre-align (Ctrl+E) β†’ type "GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU" β†’ press Enter β†’ type department name. Apply Bold (Ctrl+B) to the organisation name. Change to larger font size (14pt) for emphasis.

4

Apply Formatting Commands

UPPERCASE: Select text β†’ Home β†’ Font β†’ All Caps, or press Ctrl+Shift+A.
Underline: Select β†’ Ctrl+U.
Superscript: Select β†’ Ctrl+Shift++ (e.g., 14th).
Subscript: Select β†’ Ctrl+= (e.g., H2O).
Indent paragraph: Home β†’ Paragraph β†’ Indent Left 1.25 cm, or press Tab at the start of the paragraph.

5

Tab Settings for Address Block

Click the ruler at the top where you want tab stops β†’ set Left Tab at 1 cm and 8 cm. Use Tab key to align "To:" and the address. Or use Format β†’ Tabs β†’ enter exact measurements.

6

Type Subject Line

Type "Sub:" β†’ press Tab β†’ type the subject. Select the subject text β†’ apply Bold + Underline. This follows Government letter format.

7

Type Letter Body

First line indent: 5 spaces (press Tab once). Use Justify alignment (Ctrl+J) for body text. Line spacing: 1.5 lines (Home β†’ Line Spacing β†’ 1.5).

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Closing and Signature

Two lines below body β†’ type "Yours faithfully," β†’ press Enter Γ— 4 (space for signature) β†’ Bold: name and designation.

9

Save and Print

Ctrl+S β†’ save as Official_Letter_COA.docx. For printing: Ctrl+P β†’ verify preview β†’ Print.

Letter TypeFormatUsed For
Official LetterFormal, full address block, subject underlinedGovt. dept. to dept. or public
Business LetterCompany letterhead, formal salutationBetween commercial organisations
DO LetterDemi Official β€” personal tone between officersSenior officer to junior officer
Office MemorandumInternal memo format, no salutationWithin the same department
CircularSame content sent to multiple recipientsGeneral instructions to all staff
Government Order (G.O.)Formal order with G.O. numberOfficial government decisions

πŸ“Œ Key Points β€” Exercise 8

  • COA standard: Arial 12pt (English), Marutham 12pt (Tamil), 1.5 line spacing.
  • Government letters use Justify alignment (Ctrl+J) for the body.
  • Subject line: Bold + Underline. Organisation name in letterhead: Bold + UPPERCASE.
  • Superscript for ordinals: 1st, 2nd, 3rd β†’ select "st/nd/rd" β†’ Ctrl+Shift++
  • Use Tab key (not spaces) for consistent paragraph indentation β€” 1.25 cm = one Tab stop.
Exercise 9

Preparing a Newsletter with Borders, Two-Column Text, Header/Footer, Graphic, Page Layout

Multi-column layout with decorative elements

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Step-by-Step: Creating a Newsletter

1

Page Setup

Layout β†’ Margins β†’ Normal (2.54 cm all sides). Paper: A4. Orientation: Portrait.

2

Create the Newsletter Masthead (Header)

Insert β†’ Header β†’ Edit Header β†’ type the newsletter name (e.g., COA TECH TIMES). Make it large (18–24pt), Bold, Centre-aligned. Add volume/date below it in smaller text. Insert β†’ Header β†’ close Header.

3

Add Page Border

Design β†’ Page Borders β†’ Box style β†’ choose a line style and colour (e.g., double line in amber/brown) β†’ Width: 1.5 pt β†’ Apply to: Whole document β†’ OK.

4

Create Two-Column Layout

Select all body text β†’ Layout β†’ Columns β†’ Two. To add a vertical dividing line between columns: Layout β†’ Columns β†’ More Columns β†’ check "Line between" β†’ OK.

5

Insert a Column Break

To force text to start in the second column: position cursor β†’ Layout β†’ Breaks β†’ Column. This is useful for placing an article entirely in one column.

6

Insert a Graphic Image

Click in the first column β†’ Insert β†’ Pictures β†’ This Device β†’ browse to an image file β†’ click Insert. Resize by dragging corner handles. Set Wrap Text β†’ Square so text flows around it.

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Add Footer

Insert β†’ Footer β†’ Edit Footer β†’ type page number (Insert β†’ Page Number β†’ Current Position) and the document title or date. Footer appears at the bottom of every page.

8

Format Article Headings

Select each article title β†’ make it Bold, slightly larger (13–14pt), coloured to match the theme. Apply the Heading 2 style for consistency.

9

Save as Newsletter

File β†’ Save As β†’ Newsletter_COA_April2026.docx. Also export as PDF: File β†’ Export β†’ Create PDF.

πŸ“Œ Key Points β€” Exercise 9

  • Columns are set via Layout β†’ Columns β†’ Two. Check "Line between" for a dividing rule.
  • Page Border: Design β†’ Page Borders. Choose Box for a border on all four sides.
  • Set image Wrap Text to Square so text wraps neatly around it.
  • Header appears on every page β€” ideal for newsletter name and date.
  • Footer is used for page numbers and document reference.
Exercise 10

Creating and Using Styles and Templates

Define a custom style, apply it across a document, save as a reusable template

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Part A β€” Creating a Style

1

Format sample text

Type a heading. Select it. Apply: Font = Arial, Size = 14, Bold, Colour = Dark Blue (navy), Paragraph spacing = 6pt before and after.

2

Open Styles pane

Home β†’ Styles group β†’ click the small launcher arrow (βŒƒ) at the bottom-right β†’ Styles pane opens on the right.

3

Create New Style

In Styles pane β†’ click New Style button (A+ icon at the bottom) β†’ Name: COA_Heading β†’ Style type: Paragraph β†’ Based on: Heading 1 β†’ verify formatting shown β†’ OK.

4

Verify the style appears

The new style COA_Heading now appears in the Styles gallery on the Home tab ribbon.

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Part B β€” Applying the Style

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Click anywhere in a heading line (or select the text)
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Click COA_Heading in the Styles gallery (Home tab) β€” all formatting applies instantly
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Apply to 3 more headings in the document β€” they all look identical with one click each
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Modify the style: right-click COA_Heading in gallery β†’ Modify β†’ change colour to Dark Green β†’ OK β†’ all headings update automatically
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Part C β€” Creating a Template from the Styled Document

1

Prepare the document

Keep the styles, page setup, and letterhead in place. Remove specific content (dates, names) β€” leave placeholder text like "[Recipient Name]", "[Date]".

2

Save as Template

File β†’ Save As β†’ in "Save as type" dropdown β†’ choose Word Template (*.dotx). Location changes automatically to the Templates folder. Name it COA_Official_Letter_Template β†’ Save.

3

Use the Template

File β†’ New β†’ Personal (or Custom) β†’ find COA_Official_Letter_Template β†’ click it β†’ a new document opens with all styles and formatting intact. Fill in the specific details.

πŸ“Œ Key Points β€” Exercise 10

  • Styles ensure consistent formatting throughout β€” change the style once to update all matching text.
  • Templates (.dotx) are the starting point for new documents β€” they save the layout and styles.
  • Use Heading 1, Heading 2, Heading 3 styles for document headings β€” these also feed into the automatic Table of Contents.
  • Right-click any style β†’ Modify to update all text using that style at once.
Exercise 11

Creating and Editing Tables β€” Monthly Calendar β€” Simple Math Calculations

Insert/delete rows and columns, merge/split cells, table formulas

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Part A β€” Create a Monthly Calendar Using Table

APRIL 2026
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3 4
5 6 7
Tamil New Year
8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17
Today
18
1

Insert a 7-column Table

Insert β†’ Table β†’ drag to select 7 columns Γ— 7 rows β†’ click. This gives enough rows for a full month.

2

Merge the Header Row

Select all 7 cells in Row 1 β†’ Table Layout β†’ Merge Cells β†’ type the month name (e.g., APRIL 2026) β†’ Bold, Centre, 14pt, Dark background colour (use shading).

3

Type Day Names in Row 2

Type Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat in each cell β†’ Bold, Centre, apply light background shading.

4

Enter Dates

Starting from the correct day of the week, type dates 1–30/31. Leave cells empty where there is no date. Use Tab to move between cells.

5

Editing Cells β€” Insert/Delete Rows

Right-click a row β†’ Insert β†’ Insert Rows Below. To delete: right-click row β†’ Delete Rows.

6

Adjust Cell Size

Select all cells β†’ Table Layout β†’ Cell Size β†’ Height: 1.2 cm. Or drag row/column borders manually. Apply outer border: thick, inner: thin.

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Part B β€” Simple Math Calculations in a Table

1

Create a simple marks table

Insert β†’ Table β†’ 4 columns Γ— 5 rows. Headers: Name | Math | Science | Total

2

Enter student data

Type 4 student names and their marks for Math and Science.

3

Add Total formula

Click in the Total cell for the first student β†’ Table Layout β†’ Formula β†’ type =SUM(LEFT) β†’ Number format: 0 β†’ OK. This totals the numbers to the left of the current cell.

4

Repeat for other rows

Click each Total cell β†’ repeat Layout β†’ Formula β†’ =SUM(LEFT). Note: Unlike Excel, Word table formulas do NOT auto-update β€” you must manually re-insert the formula if numbers change.

πŸ“Œ Key Points β€” Exercise 11

  • Press Tab in the last cell of a table to automatically add a new row.
  • Merge Cells is used to create the month name header spanning all 7 columns.
  • Word table formulas: =SUM(ABOVE) totals column above; =SUM(LEFT) totals row to left.
  • Use Table Design tab for quick pre-built table styles (coloured headers, banded rows).
  • Word table formulas must be manually updated β€” right-click the formula result β†’ Update Field.
Exercise 12

Creating Numbered Lists and Bulleted Lists with Different Formats

Numbers, alphabets, roman numerals; bullets with different characters

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Part A β€” Numbered Lists

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Home β†’ Numbering button (ΒΆ with 1.) β†’ type your list items, pressing Enter for each new item
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Change format to Alphabets (a. b. c.): Click the Numbering dropdown arrow β†’ Define New Number Format β†’ Number style: a, b, c β†’ OK
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Change to Roman Numerals (i. ii. iii.): Numbering dropdown β†’ Define New Number Format β†’ Number style: i, ii, iii β†’ OK
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Restart numbering: Right-click the first number β†’ Restart at 1 (useful when starting a new list)
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Continue numbering: Right-click β†’ Continue Numbering (to continue from a previous list)
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Part B β€” Bulleted Lists with Different Characters

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Home β†’ Bullets button (β€’) β†’ type items. Default bullet is a filled circle β€’
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Change bullet character: Bullets dropdown arrow β†’ Define New Bullet β†’ Symbol β†’ choose any character (β–Έ arrow, βœ“ tick, β˜… star, ➀ filled arrow) β†’ OK
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Picture bullet: Define New Bullet β†’ Picture β†’ browse to an image file (small icon) β†’ OK. The image becomes the bullet point.
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Indent level: With cursor in a bullet item, press Tab to create a sub-bullet (indented). Press Shift+Tab to go back up one level.
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Part C β€” Multi-level Lists

1

Insert Multi-level List

Home β†’ Multilevel List button (the list icon with multiple levels) β†’ choose a style (1. / 1.1 / 1.1.1 format).

2

Type the List

Type level 1 items. Press Tab to go to level 2 (1.1, 1.2 etc.). Press Shift+Tab to return to level 1.

3

Example structure

1. Unit 1: Basics of Computer
   1.1 History of Computers
   1.2 Types of Computers
2. Unit 2: Operating Systems

πŸ“Œ Key Points β€” Exercise 12

  • Use Tab to create sub-bullet/sub-number levels; Shift+Tab to go back up.
  • Define New Bullet β†’ Symbol opens the full character map β€” hundreds of bullet characters available.
  • Numbered lists can be formatted as: 1 2 3, a b c, A B C, i ii iii, I II III.
  • Multi-level lists are used in reports, legal documents, and the COA course syllabus itself.
Exercise 13

Printing Envelopes and Mail Merge β€” Circular Letter to Many Persons β€” Mailing Labels

Automated personalised letters and envelope printing

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Main Document

Letter template with merge fields

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Data Source

Excel sheet / Word table with names & addresses

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Merged Output

100 personalised letters printed automatically

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Part A β€” Mail Merge: Circular Letter

1

Prepare the Data Source (Excel)

Open Excel β†’ create a table with column headers in Row 1: Title | FirstName | LastName | Address | City | PIN. Enter data for each recipient from Row 2 onwards. Save as Recipients.xlsx.

2

Open MS Word β€” Start Mail Merge

New Word document β†’ Mailings tab β†’ Start Mail Merge β†’ Letters β†’ Select Recipients β†’ Use an Existing List β†’ browse to Recipients.xlsx β†’ select the sheet β†’ OK.

3

Type the Letter with Merge Fields

Type the letter body. Where each person's name should appear: Mailings β†’ Insert Merge Field β†’ choose Title, FirstName, LastName. These appear as Β«TitleΒ» Β«FirstNameΒ» Β«LastNameΒ» in the document.

4

Preview Results

Mailings β†’ Preview Results β†’ click the arrow buttons (β—€β–Ά) to see each person's letter. Verify names and addresses appear correctly.

5

Finish and Merge

Mailings β†’ Finish & Merge β†’ Print Documents (prints all directly) OR Edit Individual Documents (creates one large Word file with all letters β€” useful for review before printing).

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Part B β€” Printing Envelopes

1

Open Envelopes Dialog

Mailings β†’ Envelopes and Labels β†’ Envelopes tab.

2

Enter Addresses

Delivery address (To): type the recipient's full address. Return address (From): type your organisation's address.

3

Choose Envelope Size

Click Options β†’ Envelope size β†’ choose DL (110Γ—220 mm β€” standard Indian office envelope) or C4, C5, etc.

4

Print or Add to Document

Click Print to print directly, OR Add to Document to insert the envelope as Page 1 of your mail merged letter document.

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Part C β€” Printing Mailing Labels

1

Start Labels Merge

Mailings β†’ Start Mail Merge β†’ Labels β†’ Label Options β†’ choose label brand (Avery) and product number (e.g., 5160 for address labels) β†’ OK.

2

Connect to data source

Mailings β†’ Select Recipients β†’ Use Existing List β†’ choose Recipients.xlsx.

3

Insert Address Block

Click in the first label cell β†’ Mailings β†’ Address Block β†’ choose format β†’ OK. The Β«AddressBlockΒ» field appears. Then: Mailings β†’ Update Labels β†’ all labels fill with the same field.

4

Preview and Print

Mailings β†’ Preview Results β†’ verify labels look correct β†’ Finish & Merge β†’ Print Documents.

πŸ“Œ Key Points β€” Exercise 13

  • Mail Merge = Main Document (letter template) + Data Source (Excel/table) = Merged output.
  • Merge fields look like Β«FirstNameΒ» β€” they are replaced by actual data during merge.
  • Use Preview Results before printing to catch errors in names or addresses.
  • Edit Individual Documents creates a reviewable merged file before committing to print.
  • Mailing labels use pre-defined label formats (Avery codes) matching physical label sheets.
Exercise 14

Using Special Features β€” Find & Replace, Spell Check, Table of Contents

Power productivity features of MS-Word

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Part A β€” Find and Replace Text

1

Open Find & Replace

Press Ctrl+H β†’ Find and Replace dialog opens. (Just Find: Ctrl+F)

2

Enter Search and Replace Terms

Find what: type the word to find (e.g., DOTE). Replace with: type the replacement (e.g., Department of Technical Education).

3

Replace Options

Replace button: replaces one instance at a time (you review each). Replace All: replaces every occurrence at once. A message shows how many replacements were made.

4

Advanced Options (More >>)

Click More >> β†’ check Match case (finds only exact case), Find whole words only (won't match "DOTE" inside "aDOTEd"). Use Format button to find specific formatting (e.g., find all bold text).

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Part B β€” Spell Check and Correct

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Press F7 or Review β†’ Spelling & Grammar β†’ the first error is highlighted and suggestions appear in the pane
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Change: click the correct suggestion β†’ click Change (fixes this instance only)
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Change All: fixes every occurrence of this misspelling throughout the document
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Ignore Once: skips this occurrence (e.g., a person's name that is not a misspelling)
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Add to Dictionary: adds the word permanently β€” it won't be flagged as an error again (useful for proper nouns like "Chennai", "TNDTE")
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After the full check, Word shows "Spell check complete" β€” click OK
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Part C β€” Generate a Table of Contents

1

Apply Heading Styles

Select each chapter/section title β†’ apply Heading 1 from the Styles gallery. Select sub-section titles β†’ apply Heading 2. The TOC is built from these styles.

2

Position the Cursor

Click at the very beginning of the document (before page 1 content) β†’ Insert β†’ Page Break to create a blank page for the TOC.

3

Insert Automatic TOC

References β†’ Table of Contents β†’ choose Automatic Table 1 or Automatic Table 2. Word scans all Heading styles and builds the TOC with page numbers and dotted leader lines automatically.

4

Update the TOC

If you add or remove content later: right-click anywhere in the TOC β†’ Update Field β†’ choose "Update entire table" β†’ OK. Page numbers and headings refresh automatically.

πŸ“Œ Key Points β€” Exercise 14

  • Ctrl+H = Find & Replace. Use "Replace All" carefully β€” it makes changes throughout the whole document.
  • F7 = Spell Check. Red squiggly = spelling error; blue/green squiggly = grammar suggestion.
  • TOC requires Heading styles applied to section titles β€” it will not work with manually bolded text.
  • Always Update TOC (right-click β†’ Update Field) before printing or sharing the final document.
  • Use "Add to Dictionary" for Tamil proper nouns and technical terms that Word flags as errors.
Exercise 15

Create an Advertisement, Prepare a Resume, Corporate Circular Letter for AGM

Three professional document types in one exercise

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Part A β€” Create an Advertisement

1

Page Setup for Ad

Depending on ad size: full page A4, half page (A5), or custom. Layout β†’ Margins β†’ Narrow (1.27 cm all sides) for maximum space. Consider Landscape for wide banners.

2

Add Page Border

Design β†’ Page Borders β†’ choose a decorative border (Art border: stars, flowers, etc. for festive ads; Box for professional ads). Set colour and width.

3

Insert WordArt Headline

Insert β†’ WordArt β†’ choose a bold style β†’ type the main headline (e.g., "ADMISSION OPEN 2026-27"). Resize to be prominent at the top.

4

Add Body Text

Below the headline: type course names, fees, eligibility, contact details. Use different font sizes for hierarchy: headline 24pt, subheads 14pt, body 11pt.

5

Insert Logo/Image

Insert β†’ Pictures β†’ choose the institution logo. Place at the top-left. Set Wrap Text β†’ Through to allow text to flow around it.

6

Add Text Boxes for Contact Info

Insert β†’ Text Box β†’ draw a box at the bottom β†’ type address, phone, email, website. Apply a background colour to make it stand out.

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Part B β€” Prepare a Resume (Curriculum Vitae)

ARJUN KUMAR
πŸ“§ arjun.kumar@gmail.com  |  πŸ“ž 98401 XXXXX  |  πŸ“ Chennai, Tamil Nadu
OBJECTIVE

To secure a position in a reputed government or private organisation where I can apply my computer skills and contribute effectively.

EDUCATION
SSLC (Class 10)ABC Matriculation School, Chennai2022 β€” 85%
COA CertificateTNDTE, Tamil Nadu2026 β€” Pass
SKILLS

MS-Word  |  MS-Excel  |  MS-PowerPoint  |  e-Office  |  Internet & Email  |  English & Tamil Typing

1

Use a Resume Template

File β†’ New β†’ search "Resume" β†’ choose a professional template. Or start with a blank document with clear sections.

2

Required Sections

Name (large, centred, bold), Contact Info, Career Objective (2–3 lines), Education (reverse chronological), Skills, Work Experience (if any), Achievements, Declaration.

3

Format Settings

Paper: A4. Margins: 2.5 cm all sides (or 2 cm for content-heavy). Font: Arial or Times New Roman 11pt. Section headings: 12pt Bold, UPPERCASE, with underline or border-bottom line.

4

Use a Table for Education Section

Insert a borderless table (Format β†’ Borders β†’ None) with 3 columns: Qualification | Institution | Year / %

5

Declaration

At the bottom: "I hereby declare that the information furnished above is true to the best of my knowledge." β†’ Date, Place, and Signature line.

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Part C β€” Corporate Circular for Annual General Meeting (AGM)

1

Company Letterhead

Type company name, address, CIN number, and logo at the top. Use a top border or logo image in the header.

2

Circular/Notice Format

Centre: NOTICE (Bold, 14pt). Below: "Notice is hereby given that the [XX]th Annual General Meeting of the shareholders of [Company Name] Limited will be held on [Date] at [Venue] at [Time]."

3

Agenda Items

Use a numbered list: 1. Adoption of Annual Accounts. 2. Declaration of Dividend. 3. Re-election of Directors. 4. Appointment of Auditors.

4

Notes and Proxy

"A member entitled to attend and vote is entitled to appoint a proxy." Add an underlined note in smaller font below the agenda.

5

Apply Mail Merge

The AGM notice is sent to all registered shareholders β€” create a data source with shareholder names and addresses, and use Mail Merge (as in Ex. 13) to personalise each copy with "Dear Mr./Ms. [Name]".

πŸ“Œ Key Points β€” Exercise 15

  • Advertisements use WordArt, decorative page borders, and multiple font sizes for visual hierarchy.
  • Resume paper: A4; font: Arial or Times New Roman, 11pt; keep it to 1–2 pages.
  • Use a borderless table in the resume for neat column alignment without visible grid lines.
  • AGM circulars combine a formal notice format with Mail Merge to personalise for each shareholder.
  • Superscript for ordinal numbers in the notice: 14th Annual General Meeting.
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Word Practicals β€” Complete Overview

ExerciseTopicKey Features UsedImportant Shortcut
Ex. 8Official LettersFont, Bold, Underline, Case, Superscript, Indent, Line Spacing, TabCtrl+B/I/U, Ctrl+J
Ex. 9NewsletterTwo Columns, Page Border, Header/Footer, Insert Picture, Wrap TextLayout β†’ Columns
Ex. 10Styles & TemplatesCreate Style, Apply Style, Modify, Save as .dotx TemplateCtrl+Shift+S
Ex. 11Tables & CalendarInsert Table, Merge Cells, Insert/Delete Rows, =SUM(LEFT), BordersTab (next cell)
Ex. 12ListsBullets (custom chars), Numbered (1/a/i), Multi-level, Tab to indentTab / Shift+Tab
Ex. 13Mail MergeMain Document, Data Source, Merge Fields, Envelopes, LabelsMailings tab
Ex. 14Special FeaturesFind & Replace, Spell Check, Heading Styles, Table of ContentsCtrl+H, F7
Ex. 15Ad, Resume, AGMWordArt, Art Border, Template, Borderless Table, Numbered ListInsert β†’ WordArt
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Essential Word Shortcuts Quick Reference

Ctrl+BBold
Ctrl+IItalic
Ctrl+UUnderline
Ctrl+JJustify alignment
Ctrl+ECentre align
Ctrl+EnterPage break
Ctrl+HFind & Replace
F7Spell check
Ctrl+Shift++Superscript
Ctrl+=Subscript
F12Save As
Ctrl+PPrint

βœ… Your Exercise Progress β€” Click to mark complete

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Official Letters
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Newsletter
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Styles & Templates
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Tables & Calendar
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Lists
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Mail Merge
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Find, Spell, TOC
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Ad, Resume, AGM
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