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One tool I found useful is the ability to add an image as the header. This allowed me to reach the outcome as it allowed me to create a formal document with a heading and footer but it also targeted the creative team for Upfest. This is because it was a creative way to use a header as it is usually just words. The ability to add text in bold is another useful tool in the application. This makes it easier for the creative team to understand the information as it is clear. The text difference in the document also makes it formal looking, therefore this tool is allowing me to be achieve the outcome. The tool of a clear table allows the document to reach the outcome as it looks formal and is clear for the creative team as the information is clearly set out for them. Images can also be added to the document. The image clearly identifies the target audience of the creative team. It also allows the document to be formal as it fits the theme and is in a formal image style. The border is professional as it is part of the black theme and is in a clear and simple style.

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Microsoft Word gave me the ability to add the Upfest graphic to the header of the document making it clear who the audience is as they work for Upfest. There is the ability to use bold text to signify the text which makes it easy for the audience to understand the important information. There is the ability to add in a table which makes the information clearer to the audience. There is also the ability to add in images. The table and image allows the page display to have variation which makes it easier for the audience to engage with the information on the document, especially as they are creative. There is also a border.

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Microsoft Word had a spell and grammar check tool which I used. When an error appeared the software suggested alternatives and you could pick one to correct the spelling or grammar of my document.

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Microsoft Word - Word Processing Software 

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Microsoft Word - Word Processing Software 

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I used Microsoft Word to create a formal document which outlined the content discussed at a meeting. This happened on the 21st March.