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A document was created to give background information on precious metals.

Open the 1Metal word processing document and enter your examination number in the header or the footer.

1.1 Format the first page as follows:

1.1.1 Format the text 'Precious Metals' as follows:
- Change the font type to 'Verdana'.
- Remove the line that appears through the text.

1.1.2 The text in the first image below the text 'Precious Metals' is difficult to read.
Format this image so that the text reads correctly from left to right.

1.1.3 Change the size of the second image (the coins) to exactly 5 cm x 5 cm.

1.1.4 Change the vertical alignment of the page to 'centre'.

1.2 Change the name of the 'Coin' style to 'Metal'.

1.3 Find the table of contents on the second page and do the following:
- Display FOUR levels in the table of contents.
- Use all other default settings.
- Update the table of contents.

1.4 Find the word 'nuggets' below the subheading 'Best-known Precious Metals' on the third page. Remove the hyperlink from this text WITHOUT deleting the text.

1.5 Format the table below the subheading 'Best-known Precious Metals' by carrying out the instructions below. An example of what the table should look like is shown after the instructions.
- Merge the cells in row 2 and centre the text.
- The colour code for palladium in the first column is incorrect. Correct it by applying the SAME colour as for palladium but ONE SHADE LIGHTER.
- Format the column border for metals measured in ounces (to the left of 'Gold', 'Silver', 'Platinum', 'Palladium' and 'Total').
- Insert a formula to determine the total production of metals ('Gold', 'Silver', 'Platinum' and 'Palladium') measured in ounces. 
- Format the table so that the metals measured in TONS in descending order of production.

1.6 Find the heading 'Demand for Precious Metals', which contains an index entry for the text 'Precious Metals'. The index entry for 'Precious Metals' should read:

'Precious Metals: silver'

1.7 Replace any occurrence of the lower case text 'platinum' with the symbol 𝑃 (Wingdings character code 82), followed by a space and the letters 'Pt'. Example: 𝑃 Pt

1.8 Find the text 'Annexure A' on the second-last page of the document. Automatic numbering has been applied to all the subheadings under 'Annexure A', except to the first subheading 'A question of value investing'.
Change the numbering as follows:
- Apply automatic numbering to the first subheading so that the paragraphs are consecutively numbered (from 1 to 6).
- Format the alignment of the automatic numbering AND the paragraph text below it, to appear EXACTLY as shown below:

ANNEXURE A

A question of value investing

Many experts believe that the stock markets, and the mutual funds that invest in them, are overvalued and potentially at risk of correction similar to the corrections seen in 1929, 1987 and 2000. Every stock has a risk associated with it, and therefore making an investment decision without proper research and evaluation of such risks is very unwise. Historically, each investment has been a perilous and detrimental financial asset in times of market turmoil. Preceding this, corporate bond yields were previously available in the late 1970s when inflation reached double-digit rates.

A document was created to give background information on precious metals - NSC Computer Application Technology - Question 1 - 2016 - Paper 1

Worked Solution & Example Answer:A document was created to give background information on precious metals - NSC Computer Application Technology - Question 1 - 2016 - Paper 1

1.1.1 Format the text 'Precious Metals' as follows:

1.1.2 Format this image so that the text reads correctly from left to right:

1.1.3 Change the size of the second image (the coins) to exactly 5 cm x 5 cm:

1.1.4 Change the vertical alignment of the page to 'centre':

1.2 Change the name of the 'Coin' style to 'Metal':

1.3 Find the table of contents:

1.4 Remove the hyperlink from the word 'nuggets':

1.5 Format the table below 'Best-known Precious Metals':

1.6 Find the heading 'Demand for Precious Metals':

1.7 Replace any occurrence of 'platinum':

1.8 Change the numbering for 'Annexure A':

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