Demonstration on Printing and Managing Documents – PST04107 Basic Computer Applications

NTA Level 4 • Semester 1 • PST04107

Demonstration on Printing and Managing Documents

Basic Computer Applications • Source Session/Topic 11
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Session 11: Demonstration on Printing and Managing Documents

Total Session time: 60 minutes + 120 minutes Practical

Prerequisites

None

Learning Tasks

By the end of this session, students are expected to be able to:

Print Envelopes

Print Labels

Use Track Changes Tool

Accept and Reject Changes

Insert Comments

View and Edit Comments

Resources Needed

Flip charts, marker pens, and masking tape

Black/white board and chalk/whiteboard markers

Computer, LCD and Printer

Handout 11.1: Envelope Labels

SESSION OVERVIEW

Step

Time

Activity/

Method

Content

1

05 minutes

Presentation

Presentation of Session Title and Learning Tasks

2

30 minutes

Presentation, Exercise

Print Envelopes

3

25 minutes

Presentation, Exercise

Print Labels

4

20 minutes

Presentation, Exercise

Track Changes Tool

5

30 minutes

Presentation, Exercise

Accept and Reject Changes

6

30 minutes

Presentation, Exercise

Insert Comments

7

20 minutes

Presentation, Exercise

View and Edit Comments

8

10 minutes

Presentation

Key Points

9

10 minutes

Presentation

Evaluation

SESSION CONTENT

Step 1: Presentation of Session Title and Learning Tasks (5 minutes)

READ or ASK students to read the learning objectives and clarify.

ASK students if they have any questions before continuing

Step 2: Printing Envelopes (30 minutes)

To Address and Print Envelopes

Select Tools from the main menu.

Select Letters and Mailings Envelopes and Labels from the cascading menu. The Envelopes and Labels dialog box will appear.

Enter the Delivery Address. This will appear automatically if you are working with a letter at the same time.

Enter the Return Address.

Click Options to set the envelope and printing options. The Envelope Options dialog box will appear.

Figure 1: Envelopes

Source: Print Screen From Ms Word

Click the Envelope Options tab.

Make any changes to the envelope size or font.

Figure 2:Envelope Options

Source: Print Screen From Ms Word 2003

Click the Printing Options tab.

Choose the correct feed method for your printer.

Click OK.

Click Add to Document if you are working with a letter. This will display a version of the completed envelope.

OR

Click Print to just print the envelope.

Activity: Group Activity Envelopes and Labels (10 minutes)

Handout 11.1: Envelopes and Labels to complete this Challenge.

Open the Envelopes and Labels document.

Create a size 10 envelope with a delivery address and a return address.

Close the document.

Step 3: Printing Labels (25 minutes)

Word allows you to print a single mailing label or a full sheet of mailing labels.

To Print Mailing Labels

Select Tools from the main menu

Select Letters and Mailings Envelopes and Labels from the cascading menu. The Envelopes and Labels dialog box will appear

Select the Labels tab

Enter the address in the Address: field

Select Full Page of same label or Single label

Figure 3: Labels

Source: Print Screen From Ms Word 2003

Click Options. The Labels Options dialog box will appear.

Select the product number for the labels you are using

Select the printing tray

Click OK

Click New Document to view the labels in a new document.

OR

Click Print to just print the labels

Activity: Group Activity Complete Below Bullet (10 minutes)

ASK student to refer Envelopes and Labels from

Handout 11.1: Envelopes and Labels to complete this Challenge.

Open the Envelopes and Labels document.

Create a full page of address labels for ABC Construction.

Close the document.

Step 4: Tracking Changes (20 minutes)

The Track Changes feature of Word allows multiple people to work on a document, and for suggested changes to be tracked

To Track Changes to a Document

Select Tools Track Changes from the main menu. The Track Changes feature will be active

Change the document formatting or edit the text. Notice how the changes are documented on the screen

Figure 4: Red Word Represent Tracking Changes

Source: Goodwill Community Foundation 2002.

Activity: Group Activity Track Changes (10 minutes)

Refer students to Handout 11.2 Cover Letter

Open the Cover Letter document.

Turn on the Track Changes feature.

Insert a new paragraph.

Delete a sentence.

Save and close the document

Step 5: Accepting and Rejecting Changes (30 minutes)

When you receive a Word document that has been edited using the Track Changes feature, you will need to decide whether you want to accept or reject each of the changes.

To Accept or Reject Changes

Select View from the main menu

Select Toolbars Reviewing. The Reviewing Toolbar will appear

Figure 4: Reviewing Toolbar

Source: Goodwill Community Foundation 2002.

Position your cursor next to the first proposed change

Click the Accept Change or Reject Change button

Use the Next and Previous buttons to navigate through each proposed change. Choose to accept or reject each change

Activity: Group Activity Use Reviewing Toolbar to Do Below Bullets (10 minutes)

Use the Next and Previous buttons to review the changes.

Use the Accept Changes button to accept several proposed changes.

Use the Reject Change button to reject several proposed changes.

Save and close the document.

Step 6: Inserting Comments (30 minutes)

Microsoft Word provides several tools for document collaboration. One of these features allows you to insert comments into a document and provide suggestions to the document's author without changing the original text.

To Insert a Comment

Position your cursor next to the word where you would like to insert a comment

Select InsertComment from the main menu. The Reviewing toolbar will appear at the top of the page and a comment balloon will appear in the margin

Type your comment in the balloon

Click outside the balloon

Activity: Group Activity (10 minutes)

Open any Word document on your computer.

Insert at least three comments.

Save and close the document

Step 7: Viewing and Editing Comments (20 minutes)

Word provides you with several document collaboration tools. One of these tools allows a person to insert comments into a document, and a different person to view and edit those comments.

To View and Edit Comments

Select View Markup from the main menu

View the comments in each comment balloon and decide whether to modify the document based on the comment. Right-click each comment balloon after reviewing the comment

Select Delete Comment

Click the Next Tool on the Reviewing Toolbar to move to the next comment in the document

Activity: Group Activity (10 minutes)

Open any word document on your computer.

Insert at least three comments.

Save and close the document.

Open the same document.

View each comment balloon.

Edit the document, as necessary.

Delete all the comments in the document.

Step 8: Key Points (10 minutes)

To address and print envelopes: Select Tools from the main men, then Select Letters and Mailings Envelopes and Labels from the cascading menu. The Envelopes and Labels dialog box will appear

The Track Changes feature of Word allows multiple people to work on a document, and for suggested changes to be tracked. To Track Changes to a Document: Select Tools Track Changes from the main menu. The Track Changes feature will be active

To Accept or Reject Changes: Select View from the main menu. Select Toolbars Reviewing. The Reviewing Toolbar will appear. Position your cursor next to the first proposed change. Click the Accept Change or Reject Change button

To Insert a Comment: Position your cursor next to the word where you would like to insert a comment. Select InsertComment from the main menu

Step 9: Evaluation (10 minutes)

What are steps involved to print envelopes?

What are the steps involved for making track changes in a word document?

What are steps involved to accept and reject changes in the word document?

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Computers for Healthcare Professionals.

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Handout 11.1: Envelope Labels

ABC CONSTRUCTION

1511 Main Street

Sanford, SC 37222

(999) 333-2222

January 9, 2007

Jones Distributing Company

Chelsey Drive

Carrington, GA 40211

Dear Mr. Jones:

Thank you for your interest in using ABC Construction as your Consultant on the construction of your new facility. We’d be pleased to meet with you to discuss the details of this exciting endeavor.

Sincerely,

Handout 11.2: Envelope Labels

Date

Your name

Your address

Your address

Your telephone number

Health Insurance Corporation, Inc.

Director of Sales

123 Page Street

Raleigh, NC 12345

Dear Mr. Smith:

I am interested in the administrative assistant position with Health Insurance Corporation, Inc. (job #3456) that was advertised through www.trianglejobs.com. I am familiar with your company because I am one of the 2.5 million North Carolinians you insure. As a group member, I am impressed by the flexibility of your health care plans and commitment to helping people learn how to make their health a priority. Because Health Insurance Corporation was recently named the largest stand-alone HMO plan in the state, I understand that your need for capable assistants is growing. Please take a moment to review some of my strengths that qualify me for the position:

I would like to meet with you to further explore the contribution I could make at Health Insurance Corporation, Inc. I will call you in 10 days to confirm that you've received this package, answer any questions, and see if we can arrange a meeting or phone interview. I invite you to call me at 213-555-1212 if you need more information. Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

Your Name (Your signature)

Your Name (Typed)

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