Exam 13: Integrating Word With Other Programs

Which of the following methods for sharing information between programs is usually used when you need to copy a small amount of text?

Describe two ways to link an Excel chart to a Word document. When do you use each method?

Sean has created a report in Word. He now needs to include the content of another Word file in his report and then make his report easy to navigate. What could Sean do to help readers navigate the content of his report quickly?

Kaylee is creating a PowerPoint presentation and she wants to first create the outline for her presentation in Word. She will then need to convert her Word outline into a PowerPoint presentation. What does Kaylee need to do to ensure that the headings in her Word outline are converted to PowerPoint headings?

What is a noticeable difference between scrolling through a document in Read Mode as compared with Print Layout mode?

Object ____________________ and Embedding is the ability to share information with other programs.

You modify an embedded object in the destination program using the tools of the source program.

You change a hyperlink's colors so the hyperlink is easy to read against the dark background.

After you break the links with source files, which command is inoperable for the destination file?

To break a link, click the File tab, then click ____ in the Related Documents section of the Properties pane.

After clicking the View tab, in what group will you find the Read Mode button?

Which tab in PowerPoint do you click to apply a theme to a slide embedded in a Word document?

You can create linked objects using the Paste command on the Home tab.

When you open a merge document, what happens if the database is not stored in the location expected by Word?

You can double-click an embedded object when you want to make changes to the data.​

Which tab do you use to embed an object into Word?

Page breaks appear differently in Read Mode than they do in Print Layout mode.​