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The File Tab is located on the top left hand side of the screen once Microsoft Word 2010 is
opened.
File Tab
Clicking on the Office Button will open a menu where you will find the following commands:
Word 2010 uses the Ribbon and Tabs to display commands for use in the creation of your
document.
Tabs Tabs
The Ribbon
Clicking on the Home Tab will display the most commonly used commands when working with
a Word document.
Clipboard- where you can store copied content and use the copy and paste commands.
Font- where you can change the way the text appears in the document.
Paragraph- where you can change the format or layout of your paragraphs and headings.
Styles- where you can apply a preset style for headings and main bodies of text.
Editing- where you can select, search, find and replace text.
Clicking on the Insert Tab will display the commands used to insert objects into a Word
document.
Clicking on the Page Layout Tab will display the commands to change the way the page and
paragraphs are set up.
Themes- where you can change the theme colours available and default fonts.
Page Setup- where you can change the page (orientation, size, margins etc.).
Page Background- where you can change the background and borders of the page.
Paragraph- where you can change the look and spacing of the document paragraphs.
Arrange- where you can arrange objects on the page.
Clicking on the Review Tab will display the commands to edit and check your document.
Proofing- where you can check spelling and grammar and use the dictionary.
Language- where you can use the Microsoft translation tool
Comments- where you can add comments in the margins.
Tracking- where you can track the changes made to the document.
Changes- where you can accept or reject any changes made to the document.
Compare- where you can compare two versions of the same document.
Protect- where you can restrict access to the document.
Clicking on the View Tab will display the commands that will change the way the document
appears on the screen.
Document Views- where you can change way you see the document on the monitor.
Show- where you can show or hide helpful tools such as the ruler or gridlines.
Zoom- where you can zoom in and out of the document or see more than one page.
Window- where you open different views in a new window or switch between document
windows.
Macros- where you can add macros to the document.
If there are more commands available for a group on the Ribbon than can be displayed, there will
be a button to open a dialogue box with more options.
For example:
In the Home Tab Ribbon there is a font category. This category has extra commands available.
To access the extra commands click on the button on the bottom right of the category.