MS WORD

 In this course you will learn how to use your Microsoft word processor like formatting, how to navigate in the word, how to print and how to use graphics and Tables for various works.

Other courses in this series which you can learn are the following:


Lesson 1: Learn How to Use Computer (New Versions of Windows)

Lesson 2: Learn How to Use Microsoft Word (New Versions of Word)

Lesson 3: Learn How to Use Microsoft Excel (New Versions of Excel)

Lesson 4: Learn How to Use Microsoft PowerPoint (New Versions of PPT)

Lesson 5: Learn How to Use Microsoft Publisher (New Versions of Publisher)

Lesson 6: Learn About Computer Repair and Maintenance

 

You can contact me if you have any suggestion about this course by the following contact

Email info: francisreagan88@gmail.com



TABLE OF CONTENT

PART ONE:

GET STARTED WITH MS WORD PROGRAM    

1.1. Installation Of Office Program in Your Computer      

1.2. Help In Microsoft Word

1.3. An Overview of a Word

1.4. Typing Your First Letter

1.5.  Saving Your Work

1.6. Highlighting Text in Microsoft Word

1.7. Opening Microsoft Word Documents

1.8. Adding An Address to A Letter

1.9. Spelling And Grammar Checking

1.10. Previewing And Printing a Document

 

PART TWO  

DOCUMENT FORMATING

2.1. Select Text        

2.2. Deleting And Adding Text

2.3. To Undo Action 

2.4. To Move Text By Dragging      

2.5. To Save Text as A Building Block       

2.6. To Insert A Building Block In A Document     

2.7. To Insert the Date And Time   

           

PART THREE           

WORKING WITH DIAGRAMS AND CHART       

3.1. To Insert a Diagram      

3.2. To Insert a Chart           

 

PART FOUR 

WORKING WITH A LONGER DOCUMENT         

4.1 To Delete Building Block           

4.2. To Create a Table of Contents Based on Headings 

4.3. To Insert an Index Entry           

4.4. To Create an Index      

4.5. To Insert a Bookmark   

           

PART FIVE   

MICROSOFT WORD TABLES      

5.1. To Format Text in Multiple Columns   

5.2. Change the Width of Columns

5.3. To Hyphenate Text Automatically       

5.4. To Insert A Column Break

           

PART SIX      

CREATING DOCUMENTS FOR USE OUTSIDE OF WORD

6.1. To Save a Document as A Pdf File     

6.2. To Install an Add-In for Use In Word

6.3. To Save a Document as A Web Page

6.4. To Save a Document In Xml Format  

 

PART SEVEN           

WORD OPTIONS     

7.1. Displaying The Word Options 

7.2. Changing Language Settings  

 

PART EIGHT

DOCUMENT COLLABORATION  

8.1. Document Collaboration          

8.2. Document Collaboration - Accepting and Rejecting Changes         

           

PART NINE   

WORD GRAPHICS, SYMBOL AND EQUATIONS          

9.1. Clip Art   

9.2. Word Shapes - A Logo

9.3. Word Art 


PART TEN    

LETTER HEADS AND TEMPLATES, EMAIL MESSAGES AND LABELS AND MAIL MERGE       

10.1. Create A Letterhead  

10.2. What Is A Letterhead 

10.3.  Adding A Interface Shape    

 

PART ELEVEN        

HOW TO CREATE A BOOKLET   

11.1. Create Your Own Stories       

11.2. Creating Your Own Style       

11.3.  Adapting An Inbuilt Style        


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