Project 1: Job Announcement
Create an announcement advertising for a job position within your company. You must include a job title, job responsibilities, and contact information.
Include the title of the job using the Outline effect, centered and bold at the top of the page. To create an outline, you identify particular headings and subheadings within a document as certain heading levels. The title is usually assigned heading 1, while side heading are usually formatted with the heading 2 style. To apply a heading, first you must select the text you wish to format, then drop down the styles box located on the format toolbar (it usually displays the label "normal") and select the heading style you want your text to appear as. Use the heading 1 style for your title.
Use a decorative font (other than Times New Roman) for the job title.
Create a bulleted list for the job responsibilities. Choose a bullet that will fit the theme of your job ad. To select a different bullet style, you must display the Bullets and Numbering dialog box.
To display this box, click Format, expand the drop down menu, and then click Bullets and Numbering. The Bullets and Numbering dialog box contains three tabs: Bulleted, Numbered, and Outline Numbered.
Select the Bulleted tab, and seven different bullet styles are shown to choose from. For additional bullet styles, click picture at the bottom of the Bullets and Numbering dialog box and more bullet styles will appear.
If you want to use a particular graphic as a bullet, you can import the graphic into the picture bullet. To do this, you need to save the graphic to your student folder. With the graphic in your folder, click Import Clips on the top of the Picture Bullet Dialog Box, then navigate to your folder and click the graphic you wish to use. Your graphic will now be available for use as a bullet. To insert the bullet, click the bullet, choose the top option (the insert option) which places the bullet on your page.
Include contact information (who the job applicants can contact for the job). Include a contact person's name, address and/or phone number.
Vertically center the page. To do this, select all the text (Ctrl + A), Click File and then Page Setup.
At the Page Setup dialog box, click the Layout tab.
Click the down-pointing triangle at the right of the Vertical Alignment text box and then click Center at the drop-down list.
Click OK or press Enter.
Proofread your document for any typos.
Save the document and name it Proj1.