Microsoft® Word – Introduction
Short course
Inhouse
Description
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Type
Short course
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Methodology
Inhouse
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Duration
1 Day
How will you and your organisation benefit&. Upon completion of this course you will be able to: Set up and organise Word functions to meet your needs. Create, save, and close a document. Open an existing document. Use simple editing techniques. Search for help. Navigate in a large document using the mouse and the keyboard. Use Word tools to proof and edit documents. Apply different formatting styles to make documents look professional. Save an existing document as a Web Page, add visual appeal to it and preview it. Suitable for: This course is designed for delegates who are new to using Word.
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How will you and your organisation benefit…
Upon completion of this course you will be able to:
¨ Set up and organise Word functions to meet your needs¨ Create, save, and close a document¨ Open an existing document¨ Use simple editing techniques¨ Search for help¨ Navigate in a large document using the mouse and the keyboard¨ Use Word tools to proof and edit documents¨ Apply different formatting styles to make documents look professional¨ Save an existing document as a Web Page, add visual appeal to it and preview itCourse OutlineWord Basics¨ Introduction to Word¨ Creating a new blank document and the basics of entering text¨ Saving documents¨ Opening and editing a document¨ Getting Help in WordNavigating in a Document
¨ Scrolling within a document¨ Searching a documentAdditional Editing Techniques
¨ Using AutoCorrect¨ Techniques for selecting text¨ Moving textCharacter and Paragraph Formatting
¨ Character formatting techniques¨ Paragraph formatting¨ Working with indents, numbered lists, and bulleted lists¨ Line breaks and line spacing Introduction to Tabs and Tables
¨ Working with tabs¨ Creating a table¨ Editing tablesControlling Page Appearance
¨ Headers and footers¨ Modifying margins¨ Page breaksTools and Printing and Saving
¨ Using proofing tools¨ Printing a document¨ Using Versions
Microsoft® Word – Introduction