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What is MS Word?

Word processing is the use of computers to create, revise, and save documents for printing and future retrieval. This course is the first in a series of three Microsoft® Office Word 2007 courses. It will provide you with the basic concepts required to produce basic business documents.

Why should I study MS Word ?

This course is for you if you want to gain basic knowledge of how to work with MS Word .

MS Course Structure

1. Tactics for winning

• Getting started
• Navigation and selection techniques
• Editing text
• Formatting text
• Tables
• Page layout
• Proofing and printing documents
• Working with graphics
• Styles
• Sections and columns
• Printing labels and envelopes
• Templates and building blocks
• Graphics
• Managing document revisions
• Web features

Getting started

• The Word window
• New documents
• Word help

Editing text

• Character formatting
• Tab settings
• Paragraph formatting
• Paragraph spacing and indents
• Automatic formatting

Formatting text

• Character formatting
• Tab settings
• Paragraph formatting
• Paragraph spacing and indents
• Automatic formatting

Tables

• Creating tables
• Working with table content
• Changing table structure

Page layout

• Headers and footers
• Margins
• Page breaks

Working with Graphics

• Adding graphics and clip art
• Working with graphics

Styles

• Examining formatting
• Creating styles
• Modifying styles
• Outlining
• Using full screen reading view

Sections and columns

• Creating and formatting sections
• Working with columns

Templates and building blocks

• Template basics
• Building blocks
• Document properties

Graphics

• Diagrams
• Drawing tools
• Formatting text graphically

Course Duration

This course should take you approximately 3 months to complete

Assessment and Award

You have to successfully complete and submit assignments in order to pass this course. Once you have successfully completed the assignments prescribed by your instructors, you will be awarded a Certificate of completion in MS Word

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