Water For Lifechanging Lives Daily Grader Instructions

Water For Lifechanging Lives Dailygrader Instructionsword 2019 Proj

Water for Life Changing Lives Daily Grader - Instructions Word 2019 Project Exp19_Word_Ch01_ML1 - Water 1.2 Project Description: Your student organization has adopted the cause of supplying clean drinking water to developing nations as a fundraising effort. You design an informational handout, formatting a draft document so that it is attractive and informative.

Steps to Perform:

  • Start Word. Download and open the file named Exp19_Word_Ch01_ML1_Water.docx. Grader has automatically added your last name to the beginning of the filename.
  • Change the orientation to Portrait. Display nonprinting characters.
  • Delete the first two lines (Water for Life and Changing Lives Daily).
  • Change margins to Moderate. Insert a page break at the beginning of the document.
  • At the beginning of the document, insert text from Title.docx.
  • Insert a footer containing a page number. The page number should be placed at the Current Position and as a Plain Number. Ensure that the footer does not show on the first page. Close the footer.
  • Note: Mac users, insert the default page number in the footer, aligned to the left.
  • Insert the word adversely between the words that and affect in the first line of the second page. Ensure that a space precedes and follows the inserted word.
  • Replace the words As long as in the second paragraph on the second page with the word When.
  • Use the thesaurus to replace the word reliable in the third paragraph on the second page with a synonym beginning with the letter d.
  • Add Flyer for Water for Life in the Comments box in Document Properties.
  • Insert a header. Type Subject: and press SPACEBAR. Include the contents of the Comments section in Document Properties. Use the Quick Parts command on the Header & Footer Tools Design tab to include the information. Close the header.
  • Note: Mac users, use the Field button to add the Comments to the header.
  • Check spelling and correct any errors that are identified. Check for accessibility, correcting for any alerts that are shown.
  • Save and close Exp19_Word_Ch01_ML1_Water.docx.
  • Exit Word. Submit the file as directed.

Total Points: 100

Created On: 09/24/2020

Paper For Above instruction

The critical importance of providing clean drinking water to developing nations cannot be overstated, especially as organizations increasingly recognize the health, economic, and social benefits associated with such efforts. As part of a fundraising initiative, a student organization has undertaken the task of creating an attractive and informative informational handout using Microsoft Word. This undertaking involves multiple steps to ensure that the document is professional, accessible, and effective in conveying its message about the water crisis and the organization's efforts to address it.

The process begins with opening the specified Word document, “Exp19_Word_Ch01_ML1_Water.docx,” which has been prepped with a placeholder filename. The first step involves altering the page orientation from the default landscape to portrait, which is more suitable for handouts and pamphlets intended for informative purposes. Additionally, displaying nonprinting characters such as paragraph marks, spaces, and tab symbols helps ensure precise editing and formatting throughout the document.

Next, the initial two lines of the document—presumably the title and subtitle—are removed to streamline the layout for subsequent content insertion. The margins are then set to a moderate configuration, balancing space for text and readability. A page break is inserted at the beginning, creating a clean division that separates the title or introductory content from the main body of the handout.

The document then incorporates external content by inserting text from “Title.docx” at the top, enriching the document's header or introductory section. Equally important is adding a footer with a page number, which enhances navigation through the handout. The placement of the page number is specified to be at the current position as a plain number, ensuring it appears appropriately on all pages except the first. For Mac users, adjustments are made to align the page number to the left within the footer.

During content editing, specific wording adjustments are performed: inserting the word "adversely" between "that" and "affect" on the second page to emphasize potential challenges; replacing the phrase “As long as” with “When” to improve clarity; and using a thesaurus to find a synonym beginning with “d” for “reliable,” which might be “dependable” or “detailed,” to maintain the tone and style of the document.

Metadata modifications include adding a Flyer for Water for Life in the Document Properties Comments box. The header is also customized to include the subject line followed by the contents of the Comments section, utilizing Quick Parts or Field commands based on the user's platform. Ensuring spelling and accessibility compliance further refines the professionalism and usability of the document.

Finally, the process concludes with saving, closing, and submitting the Word document according to the provided instructions, culminating in a comprehensive, well-structured, and compelling informational handout that advocates for clean water initiatives worldwide.

References

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  • Harvard Business Review. (2020). Communicating with Clarity. https://hbr.org/2020/05/communicating-with-clarity
  • U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. (2022). Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) Program. https://www.epa.gov/dwsrf
  • World Health Organization. (2019). Progress on Drinking Water, Sanitation and Hygiene: 2017 update and SDG baselines. WHO Press.
  • Johnson, S. (2020). Accessibility in Document Design. Apple Academic Press.
  • Thesaurus.com. (2023). Reliable Synonyms. https://www.thesaurus.com/browse/reliable

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