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Write a 200- to 350-word response that answers the following: Customers often save their Microsoft^® Word^® documents to unknown folders within their computers. What are some ways to search for recent .doc files using Microsoft^® Word^®? What recommendations would you provide a user to minimize such misplacements? Explain your answer.

Part II

Read the following scenarios:

You are working at a support desk for a company providing onsite and telephone support to customers with Microsoft^® Word^® questions. On this particular day, you are presented with the following three situations:

• Situation 1: A student, planning to attend a local college in the fall, has been told to purchase word processing software for an English class. He is currently looking to buy Microsoft^® Word^®, but he wants to know the major functions of this software.
• Situation 2: A woman, who owns her own business, calls the support desk looking to create a Microsoft^® Word^® template for mail sent to customers. She wants each letter to look similar; she is also tired of cutting and pasting her company logo and contact information into each letter.
• Situation 3: An employee working in the human resources department of your company is writing the Employee Handbook. He wants to insert various headers and footers in different sections of the handbook, but needs it all to be contained in a single Microsoft^® Word^® file. He tells you that he has already set section breaks within the handbook, but all headers and footers he has inserted are the same for all sections. He asks you why this is happening and how he can fix it.

Write a 1-page response (350 words) for each of the three situations. Include the following in each response:

• Identify a general approach for facilitating the customer over the telephone. What are possible challenges in the given situation? What strategies would help you overcome the challenges?
• If causes to the problem or question described by the customer are unclear in the situation, explain how you would further diagnose the problem or question.
• Once the causes are identified, describe a step-by-step troubleshooting process to help the customer complete the task.
• If the customer has problems understanding your instructions, briefly explain an alternative solution.