Creating WebPages

Microsoft Word – Intermediate/Refresher

Course for Versions 97 and 2000

Overview

Specifically for those who have taken Microsoft Word previously. It reviews basics along with intermediate features of Word.

Audience:

Participants should have familiarity with Windows 95/98/NT and some mouse and typing skills (including click and drag) and have been self taught, taken Word previously or are continuing with their studies.

Duration:

2 days

Objectives/Course Outline:

Review

Creating and saving documents
Creating and saving documents for external sources (federal government, non-Word users, etc.)
Managing documents and files
Editing and proofing tools
Preview and printing

Formatting Documents

Using styles and repetitive formats
Formatting characters and changing fonts
Working with columns
Page layout, alignment and numbering

Templates and Wizards

Working with predefined templates and wizards (briefing notes, action requests, memo’s, letterhead)

Mastering Special Features

Working with tables
Numbered and Bulleted lists
Using outlines
Inserting logos

Special Features

Automating with field codes
Building forms
Working with math and equations
Working with graphics, logos, linking and editing graphics
Using Word’s drawing tools
Inserting files and documents into Word (do you link, imbed or reference an Excel Spreadsheet, PowerPoint presentation or other.

Handling Large Documents

Creating footnotes, headers, footers, end notes, contents and indexes
Working with cross-references and captions
Tracking changes
Customizing toolbars, menus, shortcut keys and defaults