Question

describing how to pick a location for a symbol
danica is creating a flyer for her cookies that she will sell during her school fair. she wants to add a registered symbol next to the name of her familys company, grandmas kitchen.
how can danica tell word where she wants the symbol to be inserted?
○ using the enter tab to create a space for the symbol
○ putting the insertion point where she wants the symbol
○ bolding the text in the area where she wants the symbol
○ highlighting the text that she wants to have next to the symbol

Explanation:

In Microsoft Word, to insert a symbol at a specific location relative to text, you first place the text insertion point (cursor) exactly where you want the symbol to appear. The other options are incorrect: the Enter tab creates line breaks, bolding formats text, and highlighting marks text, none of which indicate the insertion location for a symbol.

Answer:

○ putting the insertion point where she wants the symbol