Basic Document Formatting

• Be able to apply multiple levels of formatting to a document.

1. Download this document. Make sure you save it someplace you can find it later.
2. The document has a series of [edit] tags left from Wikipedia. You need to delete these.
   • On the Home Tab in the Editing Workgroup select Replace
   • Replace [edit] with a space.
   • Replace all, there should be 14 replacements.
3. There are also a number of references ([1], [2], ...) in the document. You need to remove these as well.
   • On the Home Tab in the Editing Workgroup select Replace
   • This time we will us a pattern to find all of them.
   • Click on the more button.
   • Click the box next to Use wildcards.
   • The search pattern can now include something called a regular expression.
   • For those that don't care, type \[[0-9]*\] in the find box and a space in the replace box.
     • There should be 22 replacements.
     • \[[0-9]\] is called a regular expression (re)
     • Regular expressions are only valid when we tell word to use wildcards.
     • [ and ] have special meaning in a re, so \[ says look for the actual character [, do not use the special meaning.
     • [0-9] in a re means match any character in the range 0-9
     • * means match 0 or more of these.
4. Select all text and mark it as normal text (document style).
5. Go to the top of the document.
   • Fix the case of the p in Paradox.
   • Mark "Liar Paradox" as a tile.
   • Mark "From Wikipedia, ..." as a subtitle.
   • Add a subtitle "Formatted by yourname", where yourname is your name.
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6. There are five main sections in this document. Mark each as a heading1
   • History
   • Explanation and variants
   • Possible Resolutions
   • Logical Structure
   • Applications
7. There are 8 sub sections in this document. Mark each as a heading2
   • Alfred Tarski
   • Arthur Prior
   • Saul Kripke
   • Jon Barwise and John Etchemendy
   • Dialetheism
   • Non-cognitivism
   • Bhartrhari's perspectivism
   • Gödel's first incompleteness theorem
8. The paragraph after the sentence The paradox was once discussed by St. Jerome in a sermon: is a quote. Mark it as such.
9. Apply the Centered formatting style to the document.
10. Make the entire document double spaced.
11. We are now done with document level formatting, now apply paragraph and text level formatting. Perform all of the following tasks using text and paragraph level formatting.
    1. In the first sentence of the document, make liar paradox and liar's paradox bold. (This should probably be done with a strong style, but you need to show me your text formatting skills.)
    2. Find the phrase pseudómenos lóos and make it italic.
    3. Format the quote by St. Jerome
       • Single spacing
       • Justified
       • A box with 6pt borders.
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12. Save this document somewhere you can find it later. We will use this document in the next assignment.
13. Submit your saved document to the Formatting Part 1 folder in the Assignment section of D2L for this class.