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ObjectivesLearn about StylesLearn format features of unbound reportsProcess a one-page unbound report
Unbound Reports Prepared without covers or binders Multiple-page reports are fastened with a staple in the
upper left corner
Unbound Report: Standard MarginsFirst Page Second Page and
Subsequent PagesSide Margins (SM) 1-inch 1-inchTop Margins (TM) 2-inches 1-inchBottom Margins (BM) Approximately 1-inch Approximately 1-inchPage Number Optional
Bottom Center if usedTopRight-aligned
Unbound Report: Basic FormatBody – Internal Spacing Single Spaced (SS) with 1.15 default line spacing
Page Numbers Optional on 1st page – Bottom Center Top Right-aligned on 2nd and subsequent pages
Titles Title Style; 26-pt Cambria font (Dark Blue with
a bottom border)
Unbound Report: Basic FormatTextural (Within Text) Citations References used to give credit for quotes (or
paraphrased material) are keyed in parentheses in the body of the report
Include the name(s) of the author(s), year of publication, and page number(s) of publication
Unbound Report: Basic FormatShort Quotations – Less than three keyed
lines Enclosed in quotation marks (“ ”)
Long Quotations – Four keyed lines or more Indented ½-inch from left margin
Ellipsis ( . . . ) Three periods separated by a space Used to indicate omitted portions of the
quotation
Unbound Report: Basic FormatLong Quotation Example
In ancient Greece, plays were performed only a few times a year. . . . The festivals were held to honor Dionysius in the hope that he would bless the Greeks. . . (Prince and Jackson, 1997, 35)
Unbound Report: Basic FormatReference Lists Listed alphabetically by author’s last name One a separate page under the title References Bibliography or Works Cited are also acceptable
Same margins as first page TM 2-inches; SM 1-inch; BM 1-inch
Begin first line at left margin, indent the other lines ½-inch (hanging indent)
Styles: An Overview Simplifies formatting your document Especially if you want to make changes
Define the appearance of text in your document Headings Titles Body Text Captions
Styles: An OverviewCharacter stylesIncludes any of the options available
from the Font dialog boxBold, italic, and underlineApply to selected text or to the entire
word containing the insertion point
Styles: An OverviewParagraph styles Includes character and paragraph
formattingTab settings, paragraph positioning,
borders, and shadingApply to selected paragraphs or the
paragraph containing the insertion point.
Create a New Style Styles and Formatting Task
Pane Shows existing Styles Allows Styles to be deleted Not ALL Styles can be deleted
Allows all Styles to be cleared from document
Allows Styles to be modified
Create a New Style: Body Name
Body Style Type
Paragraph Style based on
(no style) Style for following
paragraph Body
Create a New Style: Title 1 Name
Title 1 Style Type Paragraph
Style based on (no style)
Style for following paragraph Body
Create a New Style: Format Font Font Times New Roman
Font Style Regular
Size 26-point
Color Dark Blue
Create a New Style: Author Name
Author Style Type
Paragraph Style based on
(no style) Style for following
paragraph Body
What was Created Title1
Font: Times New Roman Size: 26-point Color: Dark Blue Expanded: .25-point Space After: 15-point Border: Bottom
(Single Solid Line, 1-point, Dark Blue)
Author Font: Times New Roman Size: 12-point Color: Indigo Expanded: .75-point Space After: 10-point
Body Font: Calibri Size: 11-point Color: Black Space After: 10-point Spacing: Multiple 1.15
Practice Turn to page 35 Key in section 15C
“Farmer Boy” by Laura Ingalls WilderIt was January in northern New York State,
sixty-seven years ago. Snow lay deep everywhere.“The Scotty Who Knew Too Much” by James Thurber
Several summers ago there was a Scotty who went to the country for visit.“Roughing It” by Mark Twain
After leaving the Sink, we traveled along the Humboldt River a little way.“The Chrysanthemums” by John Steinbeck
The high grey-flannel fog of winter closed off the Salina Valley from the sky and from all the rest of the world.“The Story of My Life” by Helen Keller
The most important day I remember in all my life is the one on which my teacher, Anne Mansfield
Apply New Styles Place curser in the first paragraph
Select Title1 Style Key an ENTER before “by Laura Ingalls Wilder” Select Author Style
Place curser in the line “It was January …” Select Body Style
Key Ctrl + Enter before the next title What happened
Apply New StylesContinue for all of the book titles, authors
and first linesDocument is now 5 pages longApply Top Margin and Different First Page
Header/FooterFile Page Setup
AssignmentKey Unbound Report on page 87Apply Title, Author (for Heading 1), Body
StylesModify Author Style by removing italicsCompare to model posted to
www.behtek.com Make any needed correctionsPrint out and turn in