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Prepare a report using Microsoft word 2013 to compare each computer, including specifications such as cost, features, and computing power. In addition mention at least one advantage and one disadvantage of each type of computer. And the rest of the details are in the attachment below. (please read it)

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Use the Internet to research a desktop PC, a laptop, and a tablet. Prepare a report using Microsoft word 2013 to compare each computer, including specifications such as cost, features, and computing power. In addition mention at least one advantage and one disadvantage of each type of computer. The report should contain the following: Component Description Margins Margins of 1” from all four side (top, bottom, left, right) Title Page Create a title page on a separate page at the beginning of the document that includes the title of your report, an appropriate subtitle, your name, and the current date. Center the information and space it attractively on the page. Title Style Format the title of your document with the Title style. Heading 1 Style Apply the Heading 1 style to all the first level headings in your report (for example, “Introduction”). Heading 2 and 3 Styles Apply Heading 2 and 3 styles, where needed to all the sub headings and sub-sub headings in your report. Footer Insert a footer that will appear on every page in the document except the first page (the title page). Include the page number at the right margin. Hint: Click the Different First Page box to select it so that the footer does not appear on the first page. Symbols In the footer, enter the copyright symbol © at the left margin followed by a space and your name. Indents Include one paragraph of text that is indented by 1”. Citations In appropriate areas of the report, include at least two citations to reference materials you have consulted to write the report. You can include citations to books, Web sites, articles, etc. Footnotes Include at least two footnotes to provide additional information to supplement your text or to provide a reference source. Pictures Include at least two pictures in your report for each type of computer. You can insert a picture from Word’s clip gallery, or you can insert one of your own pictures. Captions Add captions to the pictures you’ve inserted in your document. Make sure each caption includes the word “Figure” and the number followed by a colon and then a short phrase to describe the figure; for example, “Figure 1: Social Networking Website.” Component Description Bibliography Insert a new blank page at the end of your document and generate a bibliography. Your bibliography should include at least three sources. You do not need to include citations in the document to all of the sources you consulted, but you must list every source you consulted in the bibliography. Apply the Bibliography style (e.g., MLA ) of your choice. Section Breaks Go to the top of the document and insert a Next Page section break following the title page so that you create a new blank page. Verify that the footer is blank. Hint: The footer does not contain any text because you selected the Different First Page box when you inserted a footer earlier in this project. If a page number does appear, edit the footer and click the Different First Page box to select it. Table of Contents (including outline of content headings, sub-heading ) At the top of the new blank page, generate a table of contents using the format of your choice. Verify that the pages associated with the headings and subheadings in the document start at “3.” In addition, heading and subheadings in the table of contents should reference to respective sections in the body of the report. List of Tables & Figures After table of contents, add a blank page to show list of tables and figures, and reference it to respective tables and figures in the document.
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q.1 With respect to your textbook, explain what are some the problems to avoid with specific
purpose and central idea statements

When it comes to specific purpose and central ides statements, it is important to avoid specific
purpose statements with covering far too much and broad. It is also important to avoid a purpose
statement that is too focused. Again, one must avoid a communication verb that does not match
the content. It is important to consider formatting guidelines and avoid a speech that gets out of
track of the particular purpose statement.

q.2 Distinguish between the specific purpose, central idea, and main points of a speech. Explain
what each part is used for with respect to a speech.

The specific purpose builds on the general purpose while making it more specific. The central
idea, on the other hand, is the key message and as expressed in a single sentence. It is the
message the listeners should take home. The main points of the speech are smaller points of the
main idea that keep the speech nicely flowing and are best developed through brainstorming.

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q.3 Explain the ways your textbook discusses an individual can improve his/her listening when
in an audience
To improve one’s listening, one must first acknowledge the causes of his/her being a poor
listener. One should also recognize the significance of good listening as well as improving their
listening behavior. One must be prepared to listen and take notes. Finally, it is important to avoid
making conduct with others nearby while listening.
q.4 To improve one’s listening, one must first acknowledge the causes of his/her being a poor
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