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Lesson 10: Working with Lists
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Introduction
Bulleted and numbered lists can be used in your documents to format, arrange, and emphasize text. In this lesson, you will learn how to modify existing bullets, insert new bulleted and numbered lists, select symbols as bullets, and format multilevel lists.
Using bulleted and numbered lists
When you want to organize lists in Word, you can format them as either bulleted or numbered lists. Word offers a variety of bullet options that allow you to customize your lists to suit your needs.
Optional: You can download this example for extra practice.
To create a list:
When you’re editing a list, you can press Enter to start a new line, and the new line will automatically have a bullet or number. When you’ve reached the end of your list, press Enter twice to return to normal formatting.
Bullet options
To use a symbol as a bullet:
To change the bullet color:
Multilevel lists
Multilevel lists allow you to create an outline with multiple levels. In fact, you can turn any bulleted or numbered list into a multilevel list by placing the insertion point at the beginning of a line and pressing the Tab key to change the level for that line. You can then use the Multilevel List command to choose the types of bullets or numbering that are used.
A multilevel list
To create a multilevel list:
To change the level of a line:
Place the insertion point at the beginning of the line.
Placing the insertion point at the beginning of a line
Press the Tab key to increase the level.
Pressing the Tab key to increase the level of a line
Hold Shift and press Tab to decrease the level.
Challenge!
Open an existing Word document. If you want, you can use this example.
Format some text as a bulleted or numbered list. If you’re using the example, use the list of New Clients on page 2.
Insert a new numbered list into the document.
Modify the color of a bullet.
Use the Tab key to change the levels of some of the lines.
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Word 2010: Working With Tables
Lesson 21: Working with Tables
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Introduction
A table is a grid of cells arranged in rows and columns. Tables can be customized and are useful for various tasks such as presenting text information and numerical data.
In this lesson, you will learn how to convert text to a table, apply table styles, format tables, and create blank tables.
Inserting and modifying tables
In Word, tables are useful for organizing and presenting data. You can create a blank table, convert text to a table, and apply a variety of styles and formats to existing tables.
Optional: You can download this example for extra practice.
To insert a blank table:
To convert existing text to a table:
To add a row above an existing row:
You can also add rows below the insertion point. Follow the same steps, but select Insert Rows Below from the menu.
To add a column:
To delete a row or column:
To apply a table style:
To change table style options:
Once you’ve chosen a table style, you can turn various options on or off to change the appearance of the table. There are six options: Header Row, Total Row, Banded Rows, First Column, Last Column, and Banded Columns.
Depending on which table style you’re using, certain table style options may have a somewhat different effect. You may need to experiment to get the exact look you want.
To add borders to a table:
Modifying a table using the Layout tab
When you select a table in Word 2010, Design and Layout tabs appear under Table Tools on the Ribbon. Using commands on the Layout tab, you can make a variety of modifications to the table.
Change Text Direction
Making the text vertical can add style to your table and saves space, allowing you to fit more columns in your table.
Align Cell Text
By changing the alignment of a cell, you can control exactly where the text is located. In the example below, the cell text is aligned to the bottom-right.
Distribute Rows/Columns
To keep your table looking neat and organized, you may want to distribute the rows or columns equally, which makes them all the same size. You can distribute the rows or columns for the entire table or just a portion of it.
Change Cell Size
Merge and Split Cells
Some tables require a layout that doesn’t conform to the standard grid. In these cases, you may need to merge or split cells.
Add Rows and Columns
You can insert or delete rows and columns in your table. This can be especially useful if you need to add something to the middle of your table.
Challenge!
Open an existing Word document. If you want, you can use this example.
Convert some text into a table. If you are using the example, convert the text below By Client.
Apply a table style, and experiment with the table style options. If you are using the example, see if you can make the table match the By Salesperson table above it.
Delete a row from the table.
Insert a blank table with five rows and four columns.
Add borders to the blank table.
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List Of Unusual Words Beginning With G
gabardine
closely woven cotton or wool twill
gabble
to chatter or talk inarticulately
gabbro
granular igneous rock
gabion
wicker or wire basket of earth or rock
gablock
spur attached to the heel of a fighting cock
gad
to wander about idly or in pursuit of pleasure
gadarene
headlong; precipitate
gadoid
of, resembling or pertaining to the cod
gadroon
embossed decoration or fluting on silverware
gadzookery
the use of archaisms in literature
gaff
spar on which head of fore-and-aft sail is extended
gaff-topsail
triangular topsail with its foot extended upon the gaff
gage
token of defiance or challenge; thing deposited as pledge of performance
gaita
Spanish bagpipes
gal
unit of acceleration of one centimeter per second per second
galabiya
north African smock-like garment
galactic
of, like or pertaining to or obtained from milk
galactoid
like or resembling milk; milky
galactometer
instrument for measuring specific gravity of milk
galactophagist
milk drinker
galactophorous
bearing or carrying milk
galago
woolly long-tailed nocturnal lemur (bush baby)
galah
blue-gray Australian cockatoo
galatea
striped cotton
galbanum
nonsense; a kind of gum resin
galeanthropy
belief that one is a cat
galeated
shaped like a helmet
galeiform
shaped like a helmet
galère
group of undesirable people; unpleasant situation
galericulate
topped by a hat-like covering
galilee
porch in front of church
galimatias
nonsense; confused mixture of unrelated things
gallet
to fill in mortar joints with small pebbles
galliard
brisk; gallant; lively
galliard
sprightly Renaissance and Baroque dance
gallicide
killer of fowl
gallimaufry
a mixture of different things; hodge-podge
gallinaceous
of or resembling pheasants and other domestic birds
gallionic
uncaring; indifferent
gallipot
small medicine jar
gallize
to bring wine to standard proportions
gallomania
craze or obsession with France and the French
galloon
lace trim or binding material
Gallophile
one who loves France or the French
gallophobia
fear of France or the French
galop
lively double-time dance
galvanometer
instrument for measuring electrical current
galvanoscope
instrument for detecting presence and direction of electric current
gambado
bound or spring of a horse; fantastic movement
gambeson
ancient leather or quilted coat worn as armour
gambrel
crooked stick used by butchers for hanging carcasses
gambrel
roof having a pentagonal gable
gambroon
twilled worsted and cloth
gametogenesis
formation of gametes
gamic
sexual; sexually produced
gamidolatry
worship of marriage
gamin
street urchin; precocious imp
gaminesque
playful; impish; boyish
gamma
unit of magnetic flux density equal to one nanotesla
gammadion
figure comprised of capital gammas; swastika
gammicism
inability or hardship in pronouncing letters ‘g’ and ‘k’
gammon
to feign an action; perpetrate a hoax on; nonsense, rubbish
gamogenesis
sexual reproduction
gamomania
obsession with issuing odd marriage proposals
gamophagia
destruction of one gamete by another
gamophobia
fear of marriage
gangue
worthless rock in which valuable metals occur
gangway
either of the sides of the upper deck of a ship
ganister
gannet
large white Atlantic seabird
ganoid
having shiny smooth scales
ganosis
reduction in shininess of marble
gantline
rope used in single-block hoist
gantry
shelving for barrels; shelf where drinks are displayed
gaposis
gap in a row of buttons or snaps
garboard
plank on a ship’s bottom next to the keel
garbology
study of garbage
garçonniere
bachelor apartment
garde-bras
armour connecting the gauntlet to the elbow-plates
gardevisure
visor of a helmet
garner
granary; store of anything
garnetiferous
bearing garnets
garret
room just under the roof of a house; attic
gasconade
to brag or boast
gasconism
boastfulness
gasiform
of the form or shape of gas
gasometer
instrument for holding and measuring gases
gastriloquist
ventriloquist
gastroenterology
study of stomach; intestines
gastrolatry
gluttony; excessive love of food
gastrolith
stone ingested by an animal to aid in digestion
gastrology
good eating; cookery
gastromancy
divination by sounds from the belly
gastronomy
study of fine dining
gastrophilanthropist
one who seeks to satisfy the appetites of others
gastropod
mollusks including snails; slugs; whelks
gastroscope
instrument for examining interior of the stomach
gastrosopher
a person skilled in matters of eating
gat
opening or strait between two sandbanks
gatefold
oversized page in a book
gaucherie
awkward or socially unacceptable remark
gaud
trick or practical joke
gaudiloquent
speaking joyfully or on joyful matters
gauffer
to make pleats or ripples in material
gauleiter
overbearing wielder of petty authority
gault
heavy clay used for bricks
gaumless
stupid; witless; vacant
gauntlet
armoured glove
gauss
unit of magnetic flux density equal to 1/10000 tesla
gavage
force-feeding of poultry
gavelkind
land inheritance by all sons in equal portion
gavotte
moderate tempo French peasant dance
gawdelpus
helpless person
gayal
domesticated ox with tufted tail, native to south Asia
gazar
silk organza fabric
geal
of, like or pertaining or pertaining to the earth
gegenschein
glow of zodiacal light seen opposite the sun
geist
spirit; intellectual inclination
geitonogamy
pollination of a flower by another flower on the same plant
gelada
long-haired Ethiopian baboon
gelasin
dimple in the cheek that appears when one smiles
gelastic
of, like or pertaining to or provoking laughter
gelation
solidification by cooling
gelogenic
tending to produce laughter
geloscopy
fortune-telling by means of laughter
gemel
twinned; occurring in pairs
gemelliparous
having given birth to twins
gement
groaning, lamenting
geminate
to double; to arrange in pairs
gemination
doubling of a consonant sound; in rhetoric, repetition of a word or phrase
geminiform
paired; double
gemma
bud from which a new plant can grow
gemmate
to deck with gems
gemmeous
of, like or pertaining to gems; like a gem
gemmiferous
bearing gems
gemmology
study of gems and jewels
gemsbok
large South African antelope
genappe
smooth worsted yarn
genarch
head of a family or clan
generalate
the office of a general
genesic
of, like or pertaining to procreation or the genitals
genesiology
study of reproduction and heredity
genet
spotted long-tailed carnivorous mammal like the civet
genethliacon
birthday ode
genethlialogy
the art of casting horoscopes
genetrix
mother; female ancestor
geniculate
bent like a knee; jointed
geniophobia
fear of chins
genitive
indicating possession, origin or relation
genoa
large jib that overlaps the mainsail
genouillère
jointed knee-piece of armour
gentilitian
belonging to a race or clan
gentrification
movement of middle class to working class area
geocarpy
the production or ripening of fruit underground
geocentrism
belief that Earth is the centre of the universe
geochemistry
study of chemistry of the earth’s crust
geochronology
study of measuring geological time
geocyclic
of, like or pertaining to the rotation and revolution of the Earth
geodesy
earth measurement on a large scale
geofact
rock chipped naturally that looks like an artifact
geogenous
growing on the ground
geogeny
science of the formation of the earth’s crust
geognosy
knowledge of the general structure of the earth
geogony
study of formation of the earth
geoid
figure of the earth
geolatry
earth-worship
geology
study of earth’s crust
geomancy
divination by casting earth onto a surface
geomorphogeny
study of the origins of land forms
geophagy
practice of feeding on soil; dirt-eating
geophilous
living in or near the ground
geophone
device for detecting sound waves underground
geophyte
plant that grows in the earth
geoponic
agricultural
geoponics
study of agriculture
georgic
of, like or pertaining to agricultural or rustic affairs; rural; agrarian
geoscopy
examination or analysis of soil
geoselenic
of, like or pertaining to both the Earth and the moon
geostrophic
of, like or pertaining to deflection due to effects of Earth’s rotation
geotaxis
response of an organism to gravity
geotechnics
study of increasing habitability of the earth
geothermometer
instrument for measuring subterranean temperatures
gerascophobia
fear of growing old
geratology
study of decadence and decay
gerdoying
imitation sound of a crash
gerendum
something that is to be done
gerent
one that rules or manages
gerenuk
long-necked antelope with large eyes
german
of one’s parents’ siblings
Germanophilia
love or fondness for Germany or the Germans
germicide
substance that kills germs
gerocomy
study of old age
geromorphism
appearing to be older than one’s actual age
gerontocracy
government by the aged
gerontogenous
of, like or pertaining to the Old World
gerontology
study of the elderly; aging
gerontophilia
sexual attraction towards the elderly
gerrymander
to divide electoral districts for one’s own political gain
gesso
plaster of Paris used in painting
gestatorial
of, like or pertaining to carrying
gestic
of, like or pertaining to gestures
geta
wooden-soled Japanese shoe
gewgaw
toy; trifling object; bauble
gharial
large Indian crocodile with long snout
gharry
box-like Middle Eastern horse-drawn cab
ghawazi
Egyptian dancing girls
giaour
one who does not follow the Islamic faith; unbeliever
gib
wedge-shaped piece of metal that holds another in place
gibbous
hump-backed; humped; swollen
gibus
hat worn to the opera
gid
brain disease suffered by sheep
gig
light two-wheeled one-horse carriage
giganticide
killing of a giant
gigantology
study of giants
gigantomachy
war of giants against the gods
gigue
lively Baroque dance in triple time
gilbert
unit of magnetomotive force
gimbals
arrangement of rings allowing free motion of supported object
gimcrack
trick; trivial mechanism
gimmal
ring that can be divided into two or three rings
gingham
striped cotton cloth
ginglymus
joint that permits movement in one plane only
ginnel
narrow alley between high buildings
ginnery
place where cotton is ginned
girandole
branched chandelier or similar structure
girasol
fire-opal that glows like fire in certain light
glabrous
hairless; smooth
glaciology
study of ice ages and glaciation
glacis
a gentle slope in fortification
gladiate
shaped like a sword
glair
egg white used as medium for binding paint
glaireous
slimy; viscous
glandiferous
bearing acorns or nuts
glandiform
gland-shaped; acorn-shaped
glanduliferous
bearing glands
glareous
gravelly; growing on gravel
glaucous
sea-green; greyish-blue
glebe
church land granted to clergyman
glebous
earthy; full of clods
gleed
hot coal; burning ember
gleet
mucus discharge from the urethra
glenoid
slightly cupped; socket-shaped
gliriform
resembling a rodent
glirine
rodent-like; of, like or pertaining to rodents
glissade
moving on snow without skis
gloaming
period between sunset and full night; dusk
globuliferous
bearing globules
glochidiate
bristled; barbed
glockenspiel
small bells or bars struck by hammer or keyed levers
glomerate
packed or bunched together
glossographer
writer of short explanatory notes or glosses
glossography
writing of glossaries; written description of a language
glossology
study of language; study of the tongue
glossophagine
eating using the tongue
glottogonic
of, like or pertaining to the origins of language
glozing
flattery; deceit
gluconeogenesis
production of glucose from non-carbohydrates
glumiferous
bearing glumes
glutinous
gluey; sticky
glycogenesis
production of glycogen
glyptic
of, like or pertaining to carving or gem-engraving
glyptography
the art of engraving on gems
glyptology
study of gem engravings
gnathal
of, like or pertaining to the jaws
gnathion
tip of the chin
gnome
short pithy saying or proverb
gnomic
signifying general truth; pertaining to aphorisms or proverbs
gnomology
collection of aphorisms, proverbs and short poems
gnomon
upright rod of a sundial
gnomonics
the art of measuring time using sundials
gnosiology
study of knowledge; philosophy of knowledge
gnosis
knowledge; especially spiritual
gnosticism
belief that freedom derives solely from knowledge
gnotobiology
study of life in germ-free conditions
goa
Tibetan gazelle with backward-curving horns
goanna
large Australian lizard
goatish
lustful; foolish
gobemouche
gullible person
godet
triangular piece of cloth inserted in a skirt
goetic
of, like or pertaining to black magic
goitrous
affected by or pertaining to goitre
goldenrod
dark golden yellow
goliard
wandering student
goliardy
riotous or lustful behaviour
goluptious
delightful; luscious
gomphiasis
looseness of the teeth
gomphosis
growth of teeth into the bone cavity
gonfalon
ensign with streamers hung from a horizontal bar
gonfalonier
standard-bearer
goniometer
instrument for measuring angles between faces
gonoph
pickpocket; thief
gorah
bow-and-string instrument of Khoekhoe people
goral
small horned antelope living in mountainous regions of south Asia
gorget
piece of armour for the throat
gorgoneion
representation of the gorgon’s head
gorgonize
to turn into stone; to paralyze with one’s gaze
gormless
dull or unintelligent
gorsedd
assembly for granting awards to Welsh bards
gouache
opaque watercolour paint
grabble
search with the hand; grope
gracility
slenderness
gradgrind
one who regulates things by means of statistics
gradin
a rising tier of seats in a theatre
gradiometer
instrument for measuring gradient of a physical quantity
gradual
part of mass between epistle and gospel
gradualism
belief that things proceed by degrees
Graecomania
obsession with Greece and the Greeks
grafology
divination by studying writing
grain
unit of weight equal to 1/7000 of a pound
graip
pitchfork; dungfork
grallatory
of, like or pertaining to wading birds
gramary
magic; enchantment
gramercy
expression of gratitude or surprise
gramineous
of, like or pertaining to grass; grassy
graminivorous
feeding on grass or cereals
graminology
study of grasses
grammalogue
word represented by a single sign; logogram
grammaticaster
a piddling grammarian
grammatolatry
worship of letters and words
grammatology
study of systems of writing
grampus
blunt-nosed dolphin
grandeval
of great age; ancient
grandguard
armour for left side of body to protect from lance strike while jousting
grandiloquent
bombastic
grandinous
full of hail; consisting of hail
grandisonant
pompous-sounding
grangerize
to cut plates out of many books to illustrate one
granivorous
feeding on seeds
granuliferous
bearing granules
grapheme
a letter of the alphabet
graphemics
study of systems of representing speech in writing
graphiure
African rodent with pencil-thin tail
grapholagnia
obsession with obscene pictures
graphology
study of handwriting
graphomania
obsession with writing
graphophobia
fear of writing
graphospasm
writer’s cramp
grapnel
small anchor used for dragging or grappling
graptomancy
divination by studying handwriting
grassing
bleaching by exposure on grass
graticulation
division of design into squares when scaling
gratis
without charge; for free
grattoir
scraper made of flint
gratulatory
congratulatory
grauncher
clumsy and incompetent mechanic
graupel
frozen rain or snowflakes
gravamen
grievance; grounds of legal complaint
graveolent
rank-smelling; fetid
graviloquence
grave speech
gravimeter
instrument for measuring variations in gravitational fields
gravimetrical
of, like or pertaining to measuring by weight
gray
grayling
silver-grey freshwater fish
greave
armour for the shin
grebe
diving bird resembling the loon
gregal
of, like or pertaining to a flock
greige
of a grey-beige colour
gremial
intimate; pertaining to the lap or bosom
gressorial
adapted for walking
gricer
train-spotter or railway enthusiast
griffade
sudden seizure with the claws
grillage
framework of timber
grille
bars of the visor of a helmet
grilse
salmon first returning to the river from the sea
grimgribber
learned gibberish; legal jargon
grimoire
magician’s book for summoning spirits
grinagog
one who is constantly grinning
gripulous
grasping; greedy
grisaille
style of painting in grey tints
griseous
pearl-grey or blue-grey; grizzled
grison
weasel-like tropical American gray and black carnivore
grith
sanctuary; asylum
grithbreach
breach of the peace
grivet
white and olive tufted African monkey
grobianism
slovenly boorishness
groggery
low public-house
grognard
old or veteran soldier
grogram
coarse loosely woven silk fabric
gromatic
of, like or pertaining to surveys or surveying
gromatics
science of surveying
grosgrain
heavy close-woven corded silk
grough
deep gully in peat moor area
groundage
a charge on a ship in port
groundling
person of inferior taste; commoner
groundprox
altitude warning system in aircraft
groundsel
lowest timber of a structure
groupuscule
small clique or faction
grout
to root or grub with the snout
growlery
a retreat for times of ill humour
groyne
wooden breakwater
grufted
dirty; begrimed
gruine
of, like or pertaining to cranes or similar birds
grysbok
small speckled south African antelope
guaniferous
bearing dung
guardant
of a heraldic animal turned to side with head facing the viewer
guayabera
lightweight short-sleeved loose-fitting shirt
gudgeon
a person easily cheated
gudgeon
metal socket into which the pintle of a boat’s rudder fits
gue
two-stringed violin from the Shetland Islands
guenon
small, slender bearded African monkey
guerdon
reward; recompense
guereza
black and white Ethiopian tufted monkey
guéridon
small ornate table or stand
guérite
chair with raised back forming a hood
guff
nonsense; empty talk
guichet
ticket window or similar small opening
guidon
pennant with rounded outer edge
guignol
something intended to horrify people
guillemet
angled quotation marks used in French and some other foreign texts
guillemot
narrow-billed Atlantic auk
guilloche
to decorate with intersecting curved lines
guimpe
wide cloth covering neck and shoulders worn by nuns
guipure
lace having no ground or mesh
guiro
serrated gourd scraped with stick to produce music
gules
heraldic name for the colour red
gulix
kind of fine linen
gullery
place where gulls breed
gulosity
gluttony; greed
gulpin
credulous person; simpleton
gummiferous
bearing gum
gumnivorous
feeding on tree saps
gunarchy
government by women; gynarchy
gundi
desert-dwelling small rodent of northern Africa with bristles on feet
gunnage
number of guns carried on a warship
gunwale
upper edge of the side of a ship
gurgitate
to bubble; to boil
gurlet
pickaxe with one pointed and one bladed end
guttate
spotted; having drops or droplike markings
guttation
release of drops of moisture
guttiferous
exuding drops
guttiform
shaped like a drop
gutturotetany
spasm in the throat causing stutter
guyot
flat-topped underwater mountain
gybe
to swing a sail from one side to another
gyle
fermenting vat for beer
gymnasiarch
the head of a gymnasium
gymnasiarchy
government over a school or academy
gymnasiast
a pupil in a gymnasium
gymnobiblism
gymnophobia
fear of nudity
gymnosophy
deep contemplation performed while naked
gymnure
hairy hedgehog
gynaecide
killing of women
gynaecocracy
government by women; gynarchy
gynaecology
study of women’s physiology
gynaecomania
abnormal sexual obsession with women
gynandroid
hermaphroditic; being of or resembling both sexes
gynarchy
government by women
gynics
knowledge of women
gyniolatry
deep respect or devotion for women
gynocentric
focused on or concerned with women
gynocracy
government by women; gynarchy
gynotikolobomassophile
one who nibbles on women’s earlobes
gypsiferous
bearing gypsum
gypsography
art of engraving on gypsum
gyrograph
instrument for counting a wheel’s revolutions
gyroidal
spiral; rotatory
gyromancy
divination by falling from dizziness
gyron
triangular heraldic charge
gyrose
having a folded surface; marked with wavy lines
gyrostatics
the study of rotating bodies
gyrovague
monk who travels from place to place
gyrus
convoluted ridge between two grooves
gyve
to fetter; to shackle
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