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4 years ago

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damaskus [11]4 years ago

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The correct answer is D) tools.

Samantha is using a word processing application to create a text document. She wants to check the text for spelling and grammar errors. The menu that has the spelling and grammar options is "tools."

This is the case if we are referring to the classic menu installed by Microsoft Office. This is up to Word 2003. Being this the case, you go to "Menus", "tools" and then "Spelling and Grammar." ut if your computer does not have the classic menu, then you have to click "Review," it takes you to "proofing group of tabs, and there you click "Spell & Grammar."

horsena [70]4 years ago

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I would think tools id be tools.

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