Todd Geerdes Period 1 111
PLAYS MOST OFTEN STAGED BY HIGH SCHOOLS
(Times Produced by Schools Surveyed)
You Can't Take It with You 42
Bye Bye Birdie 35
Arsenic and Old Lace 31
Guys and Dolls 27
The Music Man 24
Source: International Thespian Society.
1. Highlight the problem, copy it and paste it into a new word processing document
2. Highlight the 1st two lines and chose center align from Home: Paragraph Group.
3. Highlight the entire problem, set your line spacer on 2.0 and set the first tab as a left aligned tab on your ruler at ½”
4. Wherever the longest item in the first column ends measure over 1 3/8” and set a left aligned tab on your ruler (make sure everything is still highlighted).
5. Equal out your left and right margins by adding the distance between 0 on your ruler and the first tab (1/2”) and the distance from where the longest item in the last column ends and 6½ on ruler. Each tick on your ruler represents 1/8”. Take the total and divide it by two (2) and that is where your first tab should be set. If you end up moving your first tab 3/8” (3 tick marks) left then you must also move all subsequent tabs 3/8” (3 tick marks) left so the distance between the columns remains equal. Make sure everything is highlighted to perform this step.
6. To do the underline between the last item in the table and the Source, press tab twice, highlight the line with two tabs, go to Home: Paragraph and Tabs and set the second tab so it is 1 ½” from the first tab and under leaders choose option 4.
7. Go to Page Layout: Page Setup, Layout, Vertical Alignment, Chose Center
8. Insert: Header, put name at left, tab and put on the Period, tab and type the problem file name.
Steps for using tabs in tables can be found at http://tg002.k12.sd.us under the Notes, Forms, Rubrics and Reviews link on my home page.
This problem comes from Century 21 Keyboarding, Formatting, and Document Processing Fifth Edition by Jack Hoggatt, Ed.D., Jon A. Shank, Ed.D., Arnola C. Ownby, Ed.D., Lee R Beaumont, Ed.D., T. James Crawford, Ed.D., and Lawrence W. Erickson, Ed.D. Copyright 1993 by SOUTH-WESTERN PUBLISHING CO. of Cincinnati, OH.
JOHN R. WOODEN AWARD WINNERS
(Best College Basketball Player of the Year)
Year Player College
1984 Michael Jordan North Carolina
1985 Chris Mullin St. John's
1986 Walter Berry St. John's
1987 David Robinson Navy
1988 Danny Manning Kansas
1989 Sean Elliott Arizona
Source: The World Almanac, 1990.
1. Highlight the problem, copy it and paste it into a new word processing document
2. Highlight the 1st two lines and chose center align from Home: Paragraph Group.
3. Highlight the entire problem, set your line spacer on 2.0 and set the first tab as a left aligned tab on your ruler at ½”
4. Wherever the longest item in the first column ends measure over 1” and set another left aligned tab on your ruler (make sure everything is still highlighted)
5. Wherever the longest item in the second column ends measure over 1” and set another left aligned tab on your ruler (make sure everything is still highlighted)
6. Equal out your left and right margins by adding the distance between 0 on your ruler and the first tab (1/2”) and the distance from where the longest item in the last column ends and 6½ on ruler. Each tick on your ruler represents 1/8”. Take the total and divide it by two (2) and that is where your first tab should be set. If you end up moving your first tab 3/8” (3 tick marks) left then you must also move all subsequent tabs 3/8” (3 tick marks) left so the distance between the columns remains equal. Make sure everything is highlighted to perform this step.
7. To do the underline between the last item in the table and the Source, press tab twice, highlight the line with two tabs, go to Home: Paragraph and Tabs and set the second tab so it is 1 ½” from the first tab and under leaders choose option 4.
8. Go to Page Layout: Page Setup, Layout, Vertical Alignment, Chose Center
9. Insert: Header, put name at left, tab and put on the Period, tab and type the problem file name.
Steps for using tabs in tables can be found at http://tg002.k12.sd.us under the Notes, Forms, Rubrics and Reviews link on my home page.
This problem comes from Century 21 Keyboarding, Formatting, and Document Processing Fifth Edition by Jack Hoggatt, Ed.D., Jon A. Shank, Ed.D., Arnola C. Ownby, Ed.D., Lee R Beaumont, Ed.D., T. James Crawford, Ed.D., and Lawrence W. Erickson, Ed.D. Copyright 1993 by SOUTH-WESTERN PUBLISHING CO. of Cincinnati, OH.