Angelina has added page numbers to her report, but all of the pages are labeled "Page 1” at the bottom. What caused this issue?
Click Page Number.Click Plain Number 1.✔ Click Current Position.
Click Page Number.✔ Click Plain Number 1.Click Current Position.
Complete the paragraph to explain how a student can adjust the presentation of a Word document.
✔ Page BordersPage Color Watermark
✔ colorlengthrecurrence
✔ Click Page Number.Click Plain Number 1.Click Current Position.
Click Page Number.Click Plain Number 1.✔ Click Current Position.
Click Page Number.✔ Click Plain Number 1.Click Current Position.
Complete the paragraph to explain how Angelina can notify readers that her report is just a draft.
Insert✔ DesignLayout
Page SetupPage Borders✔ Page Background
✔ customstylizedformatted
Angelina notices that the first two sentences of one paragraph are on page 4 and the rest is on page 5. She wants to move those first two sentences to page 5. Before Angelina inserts a page break, what should she do?
Angelina wants her text to look less crowded on the page, so she decides to decrease the length of the space the text occupies. How can she change her page presentation to create this effect?
Angelina has adjusted the margins of her document. Which steps would be the most helpful to review the overall page presentation? Check all that apply.Examine the header.Double-check the footerCheck all of the page breaks.Change the color of the border.Add a watermark to the document.Make sure there are no blank pages.
Angelina now wants to add her name and the date to the header of her report. Which actions can she take to access the header? Check all that apply.Double-click any location within the header.Click the Insert tab, and click once in the header.Click the Edit Header option of the Header icon.Click Page Break in the Header and Footer group.Place an insertion point in the space below the header.
Angelina has added page numbers to her report, but all of the pages are labeled "Page 1” at the bottom. What caused this issue?
Angelina notices that the first two sentences of one paragraph are on page 4 and the rest is on page 5. She wants to move those first two sentences to page 5. Before Angelina inserts a page break, what should she do?
Angelina wants her text to look less crowded on the page, so she decides to decrease the length of the space the text occupies. How can she change her page presentation to create this effect?
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