In this project, you will use the Travel Tips 3 document and add a table, a bulleted list, and a page border. To view these instructions while working in Word, do either of the following:

* Print this page of instructions.
* Move back and forth between this page and Word by clicking each application’s button on the Windows taskbar.

Open the document Travel Tips 3, save it on your computer, and open it in Word.

When you follow these steps, this assignment must be finished and still fit on one page. Please be sure to work with font sizes or resize the Wordart at the bottom to make room if necessary. You may also remove additional paragraph marks if they do not ruin the general look and feel of the document. Remember, this assignment requires you to use the starting document and have an improved but relatively similar looking end product.

1. Open the Travel Tips 3 document from the link provided above.
2. Next, be sure that you have the show/hide button selected on the toolbar. This is the button usually located next to the Sort button and looks like a backwards looking P.
The Show/Hide button reveals all of the word processing control information, like the arrows for tabs, the section and page breaks and the backward-looking P’s, which are paragraph marks.
3. Please take note of the lines labeled “section break”.
1. Section 1 is considered to be above the first section break line.
2. Section 2 is considered to be above the second section break line.
3. Section 3 is considered to be below the second section break line.
4. In section 2, there is a paragraph that starts with the words “You need identification”. Select this paragraph all the way up to the second to last paragraph of section 2, ending with the words “excess baggage”.
5. Apply numbering to these paragraphs (Home menu>Numbering button). Select any style of numbering available by clicking on the down arrow next to the numbering button. Use your best judgment on what looks good.
6. Use the correct indent button to make sure that the actual numbers are indented slightly more to the right from the surrounding paragraphs. The indents buttons are found next to the sort button and have small sideways arrows indicating the direction they indent. They are usually found next to each other.
7. In Section 3, anywhere, insert a 3 by 3 table. Type the names of nine (9) major cities into the table, one city per cell.
8. Use the Table Styles feature to give the table a more professional look. First, clear all the check boxes; then, select the appropriate check boxes to apply special formats to heading rows and first column. Center the table on the page.
9. Highlight all of the cells in the table and apply bullets to the entire table so that each city has a bullet next to it and that there are no additional bullets around the table (Home menu>Bullets button). There should be only nine (9) bullets in the table.
10. Include an Art Page Border.
11. Create a Header (Insert>Header) with the following text: “Travel The World, Get Advice Here”. Left justify this in the header, bold it and make it 14 to 16 point.
12. Put the date in the footer (Insert>Footer). Left justify the date in the footer. (Insert>Date & Time)
13. Save the document as Travel Tips 4.
14. Submit your assignment.