Question

Answer the following :

1. Write steps to set the page size to A4.

2. What is a footer? How is it different from footnote?

3.What are different types of Orientation?write one use of each.

{Don't Spam} ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Ans 1

Step 1: Open a new or an existing file in the Word document.

Step 2: Highlight the text on the pages that you want to change.

Step 3: Click on the Page Layout tab on the Ribbon and click on the drop-down menu associated with the Size in the Page Setup group.

Step 4: Click on the A4 option from the Size drop-down menu.

Ans 2

A footer is text such as a name or page number that can be automatically displayed at the bottom of each page of a printed document. Page Mode shows headers, footers, footnotes and page numbers.

Like footers, footnotes reside at the bottom of pages. However, while a footer repeats the same information on every page, a footnote applies only to the page for which the note provides additional information. You can then type the footnote text at the bottom of the page and return to your main document.

Ans 3

There are two different orientations:

Landscape - The width of the document is more than the height. This is best suited for displaying professional photos, invitations, albums, tables etc.

Portrait - This is the most common and default orientation. Here, the height of the document is more than the width.

Answer 2

Answer:

$1 \: answer$

step 1: Open a new or an existing file in the Word document.

step 2: Highlight the text on the pages that you want to change.

step 3: Click on the Page Layout tab on the Ribbon and click on the drop-down menu associated with the Size in the Page Setup group.

step 4: Click on the A4 option from the Size drop-down menu.

$2 \: answer$

Like footers, footnotes reside at the bottom of pages. However, while a footer repeats the same information on every page, a footnote applies only to the page for which the note provides additional information. ... You can then type the footnote text at the bottom of the page and return to your main document.

soo sorry panda i can't able to find 3rd answer