There are a number of different parts that make up the Microsoft Word Environment. These work together to make the system functional, as well as straightforward and easy to use. Over time, Microsoft may introduce new elements to the Microsoft Word Environment in order to improve it. Alternatively, the organization may make alterations to essential parts. Below some of the fundamental aspects of Microsoft Word Environment are discussed and explained.
The menu toolbar of the Microsoft Word Environment allows users to complete different actions with ease. Each set of options are given under a main subheading; for instance, there is a references section and a page layout section. Users can easily navigate the system to complete tasks appropriately. One commonly used feature is the spelling and grammar check, which goes through a piece of writing highlighting potential errors and areas for improvement.
The scroll bar allows users to scroll up and down the pages in a document. Scrolling can be done with maximum control by clicking and holding down the slider. Alternatively, large chunks can be navigated through by clicking on the areas either side of the glider.
The title bar at the top of the Microsoft Word Environment shows the title of the current document being worked on. This allows the user to easily check what file is open.
- The document display window
The document display window is the most fundamental aspect of the Microsoft Word Environment. Here, the user can see what they are working on and produce various documents with ease. A document can be easily navigated using the document display window.
- The program operation buttons
The program operation buttons allow the user to either close, minimize or alter the window size of the Microsoft Word program. These buttons are located in the top right hand corner of the Environment.
