Instruction
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It is difficult to find that person who is not familiar with the products of this Corporation and who at least once in my life did not open the Word document. Word is the most common, affordable and convenient editor that is included with Microsoft Office. To work with the program a pleasure to learn the basics of typing it can even schoolboy.
There are some subtleties and nuances in working with this program such as, a set of Roman numerals in the document. Over time, the Roman alphabet has faded into the background and almost never used by modern people. That is why this kind of set and does not support keyboards. Using the numbers of the Roman alphabet today, as a rule, to denote points in the list of names of a product and sometimes it is important to specify them.
There are some subtleties and nuances in working with this program such as, a set of Roman numerals in the document. Over time, the Roman alphabet has faded into the background and almost never used by modern people. That is why this kind of set and does not support keyboards. Using the numbers of the Roman alphabet today, as a rule, to denote points in the list of names of a product and sometimes it is important to specify them.
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Start Microsoft Word. Select the point in the document where you specify Roman numerals or number.
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Switch the keyboard layout to English. You can do this by simultaneously pressing Shift and Alt or other keys that are installed by default, or set personally on your computer.
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Enter the letter I (ay) – this letter will indicate the Roman unit. Accordingly, the two letters AI will be number two and three figure three.
Type the letter V (of VI) – accordingly, this letter is a Roman five. Thus, by using English letters "I" and "VI" can be printed Roman numeral four (IV), six (VI), seven (VII) and eight (VIII).
Type the letter X (ex) is Roman numeral 10. With the letters "ay" and "ex" can be respectively the number nine (IX), eleven (XI) and twelve (XII) and thirteen (XIII), and adding "VI", get the numbers fourteen (XIV) fifteen (XV), sixteen (XVI) seventeen (seventeenth) eighteen (eighteenth) nineteen (nineteenth). This principle is typed in, the digital number to fifty, using the appropriate three letters of the English alphabet.
Type L (El), it will symbolize the figure of fifty.
Type the letter V (of VI) – accordingly, this letter is a Roman five. Thus, by using English letters "I" and "VI" can be printed Roman numeral four (IV), six (VI), seven (VII) and eight (VIII).
Type the letter X (ex) is Roman numeral 10. With the letters "ay" and "ex" can be respectively the number nine (IX), eleven (XI) and twelve (XII) and thirteen (XIII), and adding "VI", get the numbers fourteen (XIV) fifteen (XV), sixteen (XVI) seventeen (seventeenth) eighteen (eighteenth) nineteen (nineteenth). This principle is typed in, the digital number to fifty, using the appropriate three letters of the English alphabet.
Type L (El), it will symbolize the figure of fifty.
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Follow the appropriate ten-digit numbers, using the four letters of the alphabet.
Dial (si) – this letter will indicate the Roman numeral one hundred. Produce a set of numbers using five English letters.
Type D (di) – this English letter will mean the Roman number 500. Now you can make the numbering from 500 to 999 using appropriate six letters.
Dial M (em) is the Roman numeral for 1000.
Knowing which letter is which number indicates, you can safely put down the numbers in Roman numerals, using seven English letters. So, for example, 2011 you can specify Roman numerals and it will look this way MMXI year.
Dial (si) – this letter will indicate the Roman numeral one hundred. Produce a set of numbers using five English letters.
Type D (di) – this English letter will mean the Roman number 500. Now you can make the numbering from 500 to 999 using appropriate six letters.
Dial M (em) is the Roman numeral for 1000.
Knowing which letter is which number indicates, you can safely put down the numbers in Roman numerals, using seven English letters. So, for example, 2011 you can specify Roman numerals and it will look this way MMXI year.