YOU are about to discover a new way to produce and edit documents on a computer using the WordStar⑩：program．Together，

your computer and WordStar will enable you to produce letter-

perfect documents-no matter how many changes and revisions are

made—much faster than on an electric typewriter．

Each lesson in this text．workbook contains ∥

?a list of objectives the lesson will cover． }

?a step—by-step guide through each WordStar com4缸and pro．

viding hands—on instruction for every edit function

introduced．

?a discussion section explaining each WordStar command．

?end—of-chapter questions to check your mastery of the

●computer exercises to provide you with material on which

to try out the commands learned in each lesson．

Who Should Use This Text．Workbook?

This text—workbook is written for the novice computer user．

Secretaries who find a computer on their desk one day with instructions from the boss to“type all my documents on 6ur new com—

Puter’；students learning word processing concepts；and computer

owners who want to use WordStar word processing software will all

find this text-workbook to be an easy step-by．step guide。The in-

structions are applicable to all versions of WordStar except

WordStar 2000@and WordStar 2000 Plusa．

This text-workbook is designed to be a self-teaching guide

through WordStar and can be used as a successful learning tool by

itself；however，a teacher’S manual which contains additional tests

and exercises for the classroom is available．

Before proceeding to learn the WordStar commands．it is necessary for you to understand just exactly what word processing is

and to know some basic lnformation about your computer．The first

lesson in this book will teach you some of the basic concepts of word

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processing．

In addition to having some background information on word

processmg，you will want to know how to prepare diskettes for your

computer．Consult Appendix A for disk formatting procedures．

Sally Graham