TERM: 2ND TERM
SUBJECT: BUSINESS STUDIES
CLASS: JSS 3
WEEK SEVEN
TOPIC: ERASING TECHNIQUES
Content:
Rubber techniques with
Standard Paper Sizes and their Uses
ERASING TECHNIQUES
In typewriting work, errors and mistakes must be corrected. To produce accurate documents all errors must be neatly corrected. When errors are found in a typed work, the following materials can be used to erase the error:
Typing Eraser
If the typewriter eraser is being used, first move the carriage so that the mistake is outside the type basket. Then turn up the paper so that the error, or mistake rests on the erasing table of the carriage. Erase gently to avoid making a hole in the paper. Return the paper to the typing line and type the correct letter(s) or word(s) .
Rubber Eraser
If the rubber eraser is being used, lightly rub the mistake up and down until the mistake is cleared. Return the paper to the typing line and type the correct letter(s) or word(s).
Correction Fluid
Where the correcting fluid is being used, rub the tin liquid across the mistake, and allow to dry. After making the correction, return the roller to the line of typing and type in the correction. Tip-Ex is an example of correction liquid.
Correction Paper
This is mechanical paper treated with fluid and powder. To use it, place the coated part of the paper on the affected characters. Then type correction on the correction paper and remove the paper from the machine.
MATERIALS FOR ERASING INCLUDE:
1 Tipp-ex/ correcting fluid
2 Typing eraser
3 Automatic typing eraser
4 Red liquid fluid.
CORRECTION OF ERRORS ON THE COMPUTER
When an error is done on computer, making correction of such error is easy on the computer. The computer makes it easy to make correction to typed written work without interfering with the text or erasing the text. To add delete or add a letter or words(s), you move the cursor to certain points in a document without erasing the text it passes through.
In Microsoft Word, there are three methods through which corrections can be made:
EVALUATION
STANDARD PAPER SIZES AND THEIR USES
TOPICS:
In the office, various sizes and kinds of typing papers are in use. The most widely used is the A
series. The basic sizes, A0, is approximately one square metre (84-1189mm). A1 is exactly half
of A0. A2 is half of A1. A3 is half of A2. A4 is half of A3 while A5 is half half of A4. Paper can
either be placed in a portrait position or in a landscape position or in a landscape position. When
the shorter side of the paper is at the top, it is the portrait position. When the longer side of the
The standard paper sizes and their uses are shown in the diagram below. border="1" style="width: 400px;"> KINDS OF PAPER SIZE (In millimeters approx) No of Spaces USES LENGTH Width Vertical Horizontal pica Elite Foolscap 330 203 78 80 96 Table, reports, minutes and letters A4 landscape 297 210 50 117 141 As above A4 portrait 210 297 70 82 100 As above A5 landscape 148 210 35 82 100 As above A5 portrait 210 148 50 59 70 Programmes & invitations A6 148 105 25 59 70 Post cards index cards, advertisement and envelopes EVALUATION: State the different sizes of paper used for typing READING ASSIGNMENT Read page 108 of BUSINESS STUDIES for JSS3 by O. A. LAWAL and others GENERAL REVISION QUESTIONS WEEKEND ASSIGNMENT training of the typist C. Quality of manuscript D. Brand of the typewriter. THEORY
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