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Creating a Calendar
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- Objective:
- The object of this activity is to create a calendar
using a table on the computer.
- Open Microsoft Word.
- Setting up the page
- Under File in the menu bar at
the top of the screen, select Page Setup.
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- On the Margins tab change the
left and right margins to .5. You can click on the
down arrow to do this.
- Click on the Paper Size tab.
Change the Orientation to Landscape.
Click OK.
- Typing the name of the month
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- Under View select Header
and Footer. A small box will appear.
This is the header. A little window titled Header
and Footer will also appear. This is
a special toolbar for the Header and Footer.
If it is covering anything that you may need,
just click on the blue bar at the top of this
window and drag it to another part of your screen.
- Select the font and size
that you want for the name of the month. To do
this, click on the small arrows at the end of
the white boxes (shown below) to see your choices.
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- Click the center justify button
- Type the name of the month and the year.
- When you are finished, click the Close
button on the special toolbar titled Header
and Footer.
- Creating a table for the calendar
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- You will want to create a table that has 6
rows and 7 columns. Click on the Table
shortcut button in the toolbar. Drag
your mouse over the top row of squares. There
are only 5 squares here, but if you drag your
mouse to the right, you will make more squares.
Now continue to drag your mouse down until you
have 6 rows. Let go of the mouse to create your
table.
- Changing row height
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- Now click once in the first box of your table.
Under Table select Select
Row.
- Under Table again, select
Cell Height and Width.
A dialog box will appear.
- Click on the small triangle at the end of the
Height of row 1: box and select the word Exactly.
In the At: box type the number 24. Click OK.
- Now click in the first box of the second row.
Drag your mouse over the entire second row (make
sure you get the part that may not be showing
on your screen). Don’t let go of your mouse
button and continue to drag down until you reach
the bottom of your table.
- Under Table select Cell
Height and Width. Make these rows 84.
- Typing the days of the week
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- Click in the first box. Under Table
select Select Row. Once the row
is highlighted, click on the Center align
button in the toolbar.
- Select the font, color, and
size that you want for the days
of the week. Don’t select a size over 20
or it won’t fit.
- Now click in the first box again. Type Sunday.
Continue in this row typing the days of the week.
- Formatting the date boxes
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- Click in the first box in the second row. Highlight
all of the boxes in rows 2 through 6.
- Click the Right Align button
in the toolbar (it is to the right of the center
align button)
- Now you are ready to type the dates. If this
month exceeds the number of boxes that you have
created, just click in the last Sunday box after
the date you have already typed. Hit the Enter
key once or twice. Type the next date.
- You can also enter information into the calendar
by clicking on a date. Hit the Enter
key and then type the info you want. Be careful
not to exceed the box limit or you will not be
able to read all of your information.
- Print your calendar.
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