Computer Science Homework Help
FC Skills Advertisement on Linked in For Executive Marketing Manager Analysis
- Open the start file [First Name.LastName]-WD2019-ChallengeYourself-1-3. The file has been automatically renamed to include your name. Only change the project file name if directed to do so. If the document opens in Protected view, click the Enable Editing button in the Message Bar at the top of the document so you can modify the document.
- If necessary, change the zoom level to view the document at 100% magnification.
- Select the name Suarez from the address block and copy it to the Clipboard.
- Place the cursor after Dear Ms. in the salutation. Paste the copied text using the Keep Text Only paste
- option. Add a colon after the name.
- Place the cursor at the end of the first paragraph (after the text marketing manager position.) Press the Spacebar one time and type the following text:
After reviewing the job description, I am certain that my marketing expertise is a perfect match for this position with your organization. - Add , including: at the end of the second paragraph, beginning with I am certain.
- Remove the typing using the Undo command.
- Re-apply the typing using the Redo command.
- Select the word urgently in the last paragraph of the document and delete it.
- Use the Find command to locate all instances of the word skills in the document
- Use the Replace command to replace the third instance of the word skills with the word experience.
- Use the Cut and Paste commands to move the first bullet point in the list, the one beginning with Extensive proficiency, so it appears below the bullet point beginning with Ability to think.
- Copy the last name Smith from the address block.
- Place the cursor after the name Jessica at the bottom of the document. Paste the copied text using the Keep Text Only paste option.
- Check spelling and grammar in the letter.
- Ignore the misspelling of the word Streecker in the address block
- Correct the misspelling of the word dicuss in the first sentence of the last paragraph.
- Correct the grammar mistake you’re in the third sentence of the last paragraph.