How to Make a Diary Listing
| |
You can use Activity Exchange and Microsoft Word 2000 to easily make a Diary Listing for your clubs Bulletin or Newsletter. Simply follow these steps.
- Go to the Activity Exchange Home Page at http://ActivityExchange.com
- If the option "Look For a Period" is showing then click on it.
- If the option "More Options" is showing then click on it.
- Change the second For box to "Next Month" or "Next Month Onwards".
- Change the Layout to "Diary".
- Put a current password for your club into the Password box
- Click on the button "Activities from My Clubs".
- If the listing that comes up is for more than one club, go to the bottom of the page and click on the button for your club only.
- Hold down the CTRL key and press A (otherwise known as press CTRL-A). This will select the whole page.
- Hold down the CTRL key and press C (otherwise known as press CTRL-C). This will copy the listing onto the clipboard.
- Start Microsoft Word.
- Hold down the CTRL key and press V (otherwise known as press CTRL-V). This will copy the listing into the Word Document.
- Hold down the CTRL key and press END. This will move you to the end of the document if you are not already there.
- Hold down the Shift key (the one with the broad arrow pointing upwards) and press the up arrow 7 times (this is the up arrow that is one of four arrow keys in a group).
- Press the DEL key. This will delete the unwanted footing.
- Press the Backspace key 4 times.
- Hold down the CTRL key and press HOME. This will move you to the start of the document.
- Hold down the Shift key and press the down arrow once.
- Press the DEL key. This will delete the unwanted heading.
- Review and edit the produced document to make sure that pages fall where you want and for any other preferences that you may have.
- Save the document in a suitably named file.
- Exit Word.
This above steps can be altered to suit any different needs you might have.
Once you've done this a few times it will seem very easy. You could record the Word steps as a Macro. To find out how to do this simply click on the Help menu in Word and in the Answer Wizard type "record macro".
|
|
If you have a question that has not been
answered here then please email the
Activity Exchange or use our Feedback Form
Feedback
Copyright © Suzi Bandit Ltd., Birmingham, England.
Activity Exchange ® is a Registered Trade Mark. All Rights Reserved