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Table of contents
1. Introduction to Microsoft Office Word 2007
2. Arabic support for Microsoft office word 2007 new features 2.1 Numbers & Date Format 2.2 Building Blocks 2.3 Comparing & Merging Documents 2.4 Document Information Panel 2.5 Arabic Proofing Options 2.6 Saving document as PDF 2.7 Blogging 3. Known Issue 3.1 Equations
Arabic support for Microsoft Office Word 2007 features Numbers & Date Format
they are as the same as in previous versions of Microsoft Office systems, Microsoft Office Word 2007 come with the option that gives the Arabic user the ability to change the formats of the Numbers & Date whether setting the numbers to be displayed in the Hindi or English numbers or setting the months names to be displayed in Arabic names, English or French.
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Figure 1: Displaying numerals in Arabic Steps for Displaying Arabic numbers: 1. 2. 3. 4. Launch Microsoft Office Word 2007 Click on the "Office" button then -> Select "Word Options" Click on the "Advanced" tab, and scroll down to the "Show Document Content" From the "Numeral" option, click on the combo box and select the "Hindi" option for displaying numbers in the Arabic shapes.
Figure 2: Displaying month names in Arabic Steps for Displaying months in Arabic Names: 1. 2. 3. 4. Launch Microsoft Office Word 2007 Click on the "Office" button then -> Select "Word Options" Click on the "Advanced" tab, and scroll down to the "Show Document Content" From the "Month Name" option, click on the combo box and select the "Arabic" option for displaying month names in Arabic language
Building Blocks
is one of the new automation & recycling features in Word 2007 that let the user save a specific part in a document or specific paragraph in the users document as a template for later use. User can simply select a paragraph in a document or design in a specific page and choose to save this part under the "Building Blocks organizer" for later use on a current working document or any
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other document. User can select and add any parts of any document that contain Arabic content.
Figure 5: Building blocks organizer Steps for creating blocks: 1. Launch Microsoft Office Word 2007 2. Create a new document; select a paragraph or a part in the document 3. Click on the "Insert" pane -> from the "Text" area click on the "Quick Parts" drop down menu 4. Choose from the menu "Save Selection to Quick Parts gallery" 5. Begin on filling all the needed information about this Part that will be used later on -> ok - To retrieve and re-use the part that was just saved 6. Click on the "Insert" pane -> from the "Text" area click on the "Quick Parts" drop down menu 7. Choose from the menu "Building Block Organizer" 8. From the block organizer, locate & select the quick part that was just saved -> "Insert"
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2007, user will be able to compare and manage all the data between two documents in one single view with all the option available for the user to compare and merge two different documents and with all its Arabic language contents.
Figure 7: Compare documents view Steps for comparing documents: 1. 2. 3. 4. Launch Microsoft Office Word 2007 Open a document that will be compared with another document Select "Review" tab from the upper pane From the "Compare" area, click on the "Compare" button, from the drop down list, select "Compare" 5. From the compare dialog, select the original document and the other document that will be compared and click Ok
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Figure 8: Document information panel Steps for changing document properties: 1. Launch 2007 Microsoft Word 2. Open a document 3. Click on the "Office" button -> Select "Prepare" -> "Properties"
Figure 9: Arabic proofing options Steps for Arabic proofing options: 1. 2. 3. 4. Launch Microsoft Office Word 2007 Open a document that need to be Arabic language proofed Click on the "Office" button then -> Select "Word Options" Click on "Proofing" -> Arabic modes
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Figure 10: Saving document as PDF Steps for Saving document as PDF: 1. Launch Microsoft Office Word 2007 2. Click on the office button -> "Save As" -> select "PDF or XPS"
Blogging
Microsoft Office Word 2007 has supplied the user with an option to share document on the Internet and especially through the Blogs site that let the user share his entire favorite document with friends and family online. Blogs can now be accessed through the Microsoft Word with the ability of publishing Word Document online and with one single click. User could publish Arabic document that contain Arabic Contents and view it easily on blogging sites, such as the Microsoft Live Space and other blogging site supported by Microsoft Office Word 2007, for more information about blogs please visit http://office.microsoft.com/ar-sa /wss/HA101726551025.aspx?pid=CH101787251025
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Figure 13: Published blog on MSN Space blog site Steps for Starting blog: 1. Microsoft Office Word 2007 2. Click on the Office button -> click on "Publish" -> select "Blog" - To start a blog on Microsoft Word, user must first have an account on one of the Blog services supported by Microsoft Office Word 2007. Once the user set the Blog account correctly with Microsoft Word, user will just continue the process of publishing the desired Blog document to the Blog site. 3. After finishing writing the document and the title of the Blog -> Click on "Publish"
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