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This will be an extremely important page for you to use as we work through learning and understanding how to format the documents that we are going to create. By clicking on the example buttons in the left-hand margin you will find examples for each of the documents that we are going to be creating during the second half of the semester. In addition, the instruction buttons will give you step-by-step instructions for each of the documents that we will be formatting in class. However, you will not be left "on an island" - we will still cover the formatting procedures in class so that you are best able to accomplish the tasks that are appropriate to complete these documents.

	This is the agenda example - it will open in a new window. Close the window in order to get back to here. To complete the assignment for Agendas, click here.
	By clicking on the button to the left you will open a new window and be able to follow the step-by-step instructions to creating an Agenda. Again, close the window to return here.
	Here you will be able to access a report example. This will open in a new window - close the window to return here.
	You can find out how to create a report by clicking on the button to the left. Your step-by-step instructions will open from a pdf file in a new window - close the window to return here.
	Look here to see what a completed Personal Business Letter looks like. After viewing the letter, close the window and return here.
	Here are your step-by-step instructions to correctly completing a Personal Business Letter. Use this as often as needed. This will open in a new window, and you will return to here when you close the window.
	When we learn to format letters we will also learn to create an envelope using the computer and printer. It sounds much more difficult than it really is. Look here to see the example - once you close the window you will return here.
	Click on the button to the left to find out how to use Microsoft Word to create an envelope when you are typing a letter. These instructions will open in a new window - close the window to return here.
	Formatting tables requires quite a few steps, but once they are created they can look very good. Here is an example of a table. Once you are done close the window to return here.
	Here are the many steps it takes to create tables. There are many different ways of formatting tables - we will introduce as many as needed for our purposes. Click on this last button to see the step-by-step instructions on how to create a table. Once you are finished, you will want to close the window to return here.

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