WebQuest Workshop,
Summer 2002
- to create the parts of a web page –
Setting Background
Color
1.
From
the Format menu, choose Background.
2.
Browse
to the desired color.
3.
Click
the color to select it. (don’t forget to try Fill Effects!)
Insert Table
1.
Click
where you want to create a table.
2.
Pull
down the Table menu and choose Insert, then choose Table.
3.
Type
the number of rows and columns desired.
4.
Click
OK.
Merge Cells
1.
Highlight
the cells to be merged together.
2.
Right-click
on the highlighted cells.
3.
Click
Merge Cells.
Using Table
Borders
1.
Right-click
anywhere inside the table and Select Table Properties.
2.
Click
on the Borders and Shading button to set your border preferences.
3.
Setting
the borders to None will create a table with no
outside lines.
Hiding &
Showing Gridlines
1.
If
borders are turned off, you can still show gridlines so that you can tell in which
cell you are working.
2.
From
the Table menu, choose Hide Gridlines to turn the borders completely off.
3.
From
the Table menu, choose Show Gridlines to turn the borders on.
* NOTE: This feature is only
applicable while you are working on the document. This does not affect how the page will be
viewed on the web.
Adjusting Row
Height
1.
Highlight
the desired rows.
2.
Pull
down the Table menu and choose Row Height.
3.
Set
desired height and click OK.
Shading Table
Cells
1.
Highlight
desired cells.
2.
Pull
down the Format menu and choose Borders and Shading.
3.
Click
on the Shading tab.
4.
Select
desired options and click OK.
Insert Digital
Picture
1.
From
within a Word document, place cursor in desired picture location.
2.
From
the Insert menu, choose Picture, From File.
3.
Browse
to the desired drive to select the picture.
4.
Click
Insert.
5.
Using
the Picture toolbar, resize and adjust wrapping as necessary.
Insert Bookmark
1.
Place
cursor at desired location of bookmark.
2.
From
the Insert menu, choose Bookmark.
3.
Type a
name for the bookmark (i.e. top – if it’s the top of the page) and click Add.
Insert Hyperlink Directly
from Web Address
1.
Type
the desired hyperlink into a Word document (make sure it’s right!) or paste it.
2.
Be
sure to space or press <enter> after the hyperlink and it will become
active.
Insert Hyperlink –
to the web, to a file, to a bookmark
1.
Highlight
an existing word, phrase, or image and choose Insert\Hyperlink.
2.
At the
next window:
a)
To
link to the web – Type (or paste) the web address next to Address: and click
OK.
b)
To link
to another file – Click on the link to file button (looks like an open folder
in the top right hand corner) and find the file to link, then click OK.
c)
To
link to a bookmark – Click on the Bookmark button, select the desired bookmark,
click OK and then click OK again.
Insert WordArt
1.
From
the Insert menu, choose Picture, then WordArt.
2.
Choose
a style from the WordArt gallery and click OK.
3.
Type
the text you would like displayed.
4.
After
selecting a font, size, and style, click OK.
5.
The
WordArt image can now be resized and moved.
6.
Used
the WordArt toolbar for additional WordArt enhancements.
Saving the File as
a Word Document
1.
From
the File menu, choose Save As.
2.
Type a
filename.
3.
Select
the location to save in the Save in box.
4.
Click
Save.
Saving the File as
a Web Page
1.
From
the File menu, choose Save As Web Page.
2.
Type a
filename.
3.
Select
the location to save in the Save in box.
4.
Click
on the Change Title button to change the HTML Page Title for the web document
and click OK.
5.
Click
Save.