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Microsoft® Office System...
by Online Inc. and Curtis Frye
17 Working with Outlook Part V: Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 You can now see up to three lines of each of each message in your Inbox. 6 In the SBS Working Inbox, locate the original Upcoming Tradeshow message (not the later reply) from Karen Berg, the owner of The Garden Company. Then click the message to display it in the Reading Pane. Message header Attached file New in Using the scroll bar if necessary, you can see the full content of the message in Office 2003 the Reading Pane. Note that the Reading Pane shows the full message header (the Reading Pane information that appears at the top of the e-mail message, including the subject, sender, and recipients) and the names of any attached files. 7 In the message header, double-click Web Site Insertion Order.htm to open the attachment. 8 If you see a message warning you about opening attachments,
(2009)
Microsoft® Office PowerP...
by Online Inc.
Creating Shapes 7 19 In the Clipboard task pane, click Clear All to remove the items from the Office Clipboard. Then close the task pane. 20 On the Standard toolbar, click the Save button to save the presentation. If you have Save finished working with shapes, turn off the Drawing toolbar. CLOSE the DrawShape presentation. Changing the Way a Shape Looks Microsoft After drawing an AutoShape, you can change it by selecting it, clicking the Draw button Office on the Drawing toolbar, clicking Change AutoShape, and then choosing a new shape. Specialist Specialist In addition to changing the actual shape, you can change the look of a shape by changing its attributes. A shape might have graphic attributes—such as fill, line, and shadow—or text attributes—such as style, font, color, embossment, and shadow. The shapes you draw usually have only a fill and a border until you apply other attributes. You
(2009)
Microsoft® Office Access...
by Online Inc.
Locating Specific Information 5 Tip Remember, if you don’t see the command on the menu, you can hover over a short menu to display the long menu, or click the double-chevrons at the bottom of the menu. Access opens the filter window with the Customers field list in the top area. 3 If the design grid is not blank, on the Edit menu, click Clear Grid. 4 Double-click LastName to copy it to the Field cell in the first column of the design grid. 5 Click in the Criteria cell under LastName, type s*, and press F. Access changes the criterion to “Like “s*”. 6 Scroll to the bottom of the Customers field list, and double-click Region to copy it to the next available column of the design grid. 7 Click in the Criteria cell under Region, type ca or wa, and press F. Your entry has changed to “ca”
(2009)
Microsoft® Office FrontP...
by Online Inc.
Creating a Web Site from Scratch 5 7 On the Format menu, click Background again. 8 On the Formatting tab of the Page Properties dialog box, select the Background picture check box. 9 Click the Browse button, browse to the practice file folder for this exercise, click bgimage, and click Open. The relative file location is saved in the text box. 10 Select the Make it a watermark check box to keep the background image stationary when the page scrolls, and then click OK. In addition to the background color, your page now features a large, tiled background graphic. The results might seem overwhelming. This could be considered a good example of a bad graphic to choose as a back- ground image. Troubleshooting If you make changes to a graphic while it is open in FrontPage, you might have to close and reopen FrontPage to view the effects of your
(2009)
