Question

1. Wat are graphics? Why do we add graphics in a text

2. Write the steps to add graphics

3. What is a table formatting? Why do we format a table?
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Answer 1

Answer:

1. Insert a graphic into a document and Word allows you to add a shadow behind the graphic. You can also adjust the properties of the shadow, as described in this tip. When you position objects (such as text boxes or graphics) on a page, one of the things you can do is to anchor the object so it won't move as freely.

2. Follow these steps:

Click the mouse in the text where you want the image to appear.

Click the Insert tab; in the Illustrations group, click the Pictures button. ...

Locate the image file on your PC's storage system.

Click to select the image.

Click the Insert button.

3. Shading or banding rows and columns in the table makes your table easier to read and comprehend by providing visual distinction between each cell data/row/column, as well as between the data directly above and below it. You will see the FORMAT mode with table formatting options on the right pane.

After you create a table, you can format individual cells (spaces formed by the intersection of a row and a column) — or entire rows and columns — by aligning text in cells, resizing columns and rows, and adding borders, shading, or colors. All these changes can make the text inside the cells easier to read.

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