CP IP and ODP Multilevel Numbering Part 2

MULTILEVEL NUMBERING WITH LETTERS AND ROMAN NUMERALS Downloaded from hlayiso.com MS BRAND: MALOTI TVET BETHLEHEM

STEP 1 Do it carefully and accurately! * Mark as Level 1 A. ** Mark as Level 2 i) Downloaded from hlayiso.com *** Mark as Level 3 a) **** Mark as Level 4 1.

STEP 2 • Select (highlight) the text from where the numbering must start. • Click on the arrow next to multilevel list. • Click on define New Multilevel List. Downloaded from hlayiso.com

STEP 3: LEVEL 1 • Click on Level 1 • Click in Enter formatting for number: • (DELETE WHAT IS IN THERE) • Click on Number style for this level: • Select A, B, C, … • Type full stop NEVER TYPE NUMBERS. INSERT ONLY • Number Alignment: Left • Aligned at: 0 • Text intent at 0,4” (1 cm) Downloaded from hlayiso.com

STEP 3: LEVEL 2 You MUST do it in the following order: • Click on Level 2 • Enter formatting for number: delete contents • Number style for this level: select i, ii, iii, … • Number alignment: Left • Aligned at: 0 • Text indent at: 0,5” • Type Bracket Downloaded from hlayiso.com

STEP 3: LEVEL 3 You MUST do it in the following order: • Click on Level 3 • Enter formatting for number: delete contents • Number style for this level: select a, b, c, … • Type Bracket • Number alignment: Left • Aligned at: 0 • Text indent at: 0,7” Downloaded from hlayiso.com

STEP 3: LEVEL 4 You MUST do it in the following order: • Click on Level 4 • Enter formatting for number: delete contents • Number style for this level: select 1, 2, 3, … • Type full stop • Number alignment: Left • Aligned at: 0 • Text indent at: 0,9” Downloaded from hlayiso.com

it Simpiy apout speea, or 1s tnere morey xeaa on to rina out how fibre compares to ADSL and whether taking the fibre plunge is worth it! A. ADSL —- THE FACTS i) ADSL, or asymmetric digital subscriber line, uses copper cable and offers high-speed connectivity as opposed to older technologies such as dial up internet that worked through a landline with a modem. a) Pros: 1. It is available in most areas. 2. It offers competitive speeds for users who are seeking basic connectivity and are not overly active online. 3. There are capped and uncapped versions available depending on your needs. b) Cons: 1. The further your home is from the Telkom exchange (little structures set up in certain neighbourhoods where connections meet locally) the slower the ADSL speed. 2. ADSL is susceptible to electrical interference. 3. ADSL requires a lot of maintenance, which means there are often reliability issues. 4. You need a landline to be able to access the internet with ADSL. c) Available speeds: 1. ADSL is available in the following speeds: 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 20 and 40 Mbps. B. FIBRE — THE FACTS Downloaded from hlayiso.com