Preview, print, and export a PDF

Question 1 of 7

1. To preview how a page will look on paper, Microsoft’s path is:

   Insert > Symbol only File > Print Home > Font Review > Translate only
2. Before you print at a learning centre, you should:

   Print other people’s documents Skip saving Print many extra copies of every practice file Ask staff which printer to use, and whether you should print at all
3. Microsoft’s Windows steps to make a PDF start with:

   Shaking the monitor Insert > Table File > Save a Copy (or Save As / Save a Copy if the file is new) Review > New Comment only
4. After Browse, you choose:

   PDF in the file-type list, then Save A new name without changing the file type to PDF The first file type in the list, without looking A CSV file, if you meant to keep the Word layout
5. Sharing a file as a PDF:

   Is a legal lock that no program can open Does not guarantee that the recipient cannot edit it Deletes the Word file Turns the page into a spreadsheet
6. True or false: A paper printout replaces the need to save the Word file.

   False True
7. An option Microsoft mentions for a more accessible PDF is:

   Removing every heading Hiding the title only in a header Leaving the file unnamed Document structure tags for accessibility