Word Processing Overview
The GlobalWare Word Processor function offers basic word-processing capabilities. While this function does not have the advanced word-processing capabilities of Microsoft Word, you can use its formatting and data insertion features to effectively write letters, create mailings, and process mail merges without leaving GlobalWare. For information about mail merge, see Mail Merge.
For information about character and paragraph formatting, see Formatting Documents. For information about inserting symbols, images, today's date and time, data fields (for mail merges), and text from other compatible files into your documents, see Inserting Document Elements.
Accessing the GlobalWare Word Processor
To access the GlobalWare Word Processor function, on the Tools submenu, click GlobalWare Word Processor.
The GlobalWare Word Processor screen appears with an empty new document automatically displayed.
Toolbar Options
Drop-down fields and icons on the toolbar give you easy access to various character and paragraph formatting features as well as printing, print setup, and find and replace functions.
The following table provides a quick reference of the toolbar icons.
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Changes text color. |
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Bolds text. |
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Italicizes text. |
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Underlines text. |
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Aligns paragraph to the left. |
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Aligns paragraph to the center. |
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Justifies paragraph. |
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Aligns paragraph to the right. |
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Opens a new document. |
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Opens a saved document. |
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Saves a document. |
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Prints a document. |
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Sets up printing. |
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Cuts selected text. |
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Copies selected text. |
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Pastes copied text. |
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Finds specified text. |
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Replaces specified text. |
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Inserts image. |
Starting a New Document
When you access the GlobalWare Word Processor function, the GlobalWare Word Processor screen automatically displays a new document. To start another document while a document is already displayed on the GlobalWare Word Processor screen, on the File menu, click New. Be sure to save your work often and when you finish your documents.