Tuesday, February 14, 2012
I am taking on-line college courses and my instructor says he wants all assignments turned in in 1 document. How on earth do you put 2 or more pages into 1 document?
Thanks in advance for the help.|||It automatically does it for you when you type more than a page's worth of text.|||1 document can contain any number amount of pages. I would say a document is something that contains text about a topic.
Example: I can write 3 pages and save it as 1 document. So that means that 1 document can contain any amount of pages.
another explanation: Your document is what you titled the file (when you saved it). Inside of the document contains pages which is your assignment.
hopefully this make sense.. heh i tried -_-"|||The document can contain multiple pages. The Word automatically goes to next page when the first page is completed. You need to make necessary alignments and formatting of the text to meet your needs.|||True, Word will automatically go to the next page when the information gets too much to be displayed and printed on one page. Or you can insert a page break at any point you want to start a new page even if the page you are working on hasn't filled up yet. But if you currently have several pages in separate documents that you need to combine here's how to:
Open the document that you want to use as page 1.
Go to Insert and click on Page Break in the Pages section. Now your cursor will be at the top of page 2.
Go to Insert and in the Text section click and hold on Object, select Text from File option.
Browse to where the file containing page 2 is located and click on Insert.
Repeat this process until all your files are combined in one document, and save your file (do a Save as so you don't overwrite your existing page 1 file).
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