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Practical Exercises - PageMaker

The document outlines practical activities for creating a school magazine, including sections on school history, administrative structure, academic offerings, performance in national exams, and extracurricular activities. It also includes drawing tasks for basic shapes, formatting text, and inserting clipart. Additionally, it instructs on printing the magazine and designing a logo using desktop publishing software.

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Practical Exercises - PageMaker

The document outlines practical activities for creating a school magazine, including sections on school history, administrative structure, academic offerings, performance in national exams, and extracurricular activities. It also includes drawing tasks for basic shapes, formatting text, and inserting clipart. Additionally, it instructs on printing the magazine and designing a logo using desktop publishing software.

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PRACTICAL ACTIVITY 1.0


Complete the school magazine so that it will be a multiple page document with the following
sections:
1. School History.
2. Administrative structure.
3. What is offered in every academic department.
4. School performance in national examinations for the last two years.
5. Games and clubs.
6. Jokes and entertainment.

PRACTICAL ACTIVITY 1.1


1. Draw the following basic shapes:
(a). 5 cm by 7 cm rectangle.
(b).A circle with 6 cm radius.
(c). A hexagon.

2. Draw a circular text frame and fill it with the following text:
“Computer Studies is relatively a new area of study, which is very dynamic. Due to this
reason, every one of us is expected to keep abreast with changing trends in Information and
Communication Technology (ICT)”

3. Format the character in bold into superscript or subscript.


(a). H20
(b).CM2
(c). NH4OH
(d).1 x 103
(e). Fe3O

PRACTICAL ACTIVITY 1.2


1. Draw the following basic shapes:
(a). An 8 cm square and rotate it to 45 degrees.
(b).Draw a triangle with rounded corners and apply fill and stroke as shown below:

(c). A Star with 74 degrees inset and ten sides.


2. Insert a clipart from Microsoft clipart gallery into a publication and crop it to fit in a 2 x 2 cm
marked area of the screen bounded by ruler guides.

PRACTICAL ACTIVITY 1.3


1. Print a copy of your school magazine that you have developed.
2. Using a logo provided by the teacher, measure and design it in a desktop publishing software,
and then print it.

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