Creating a document in outline view
Editing a document in outline view
Organizing a document in outline view
Inserting footnotes and endnotes
Creating a table of contents
Formatting pages in multiple sections
Creating an Index
Creating Master Documents
Inserting Comments in a Document
Saving Versions of a Document
Tracking Changes in a Document
Comparing and protecting Documents
Accepting and Rejecting Changes
Using advanced find and replace techniques
Creating a Bookmark and cross- reference
Understanding Online collaboration
Creating drop caps
Group and ungroup graphics
Position graphics
Layering graphics
Aligning and distributing graphics
Adding color effects to graphics
Modifying Shadow and 3-D settings
Adding a watermark and page border
Understanding Charts and Graphs
Creating a chart
Modifying chart objects
Modifying the chart type
Change pie chart elevation and proportions
Create area and line charts
Modifying values in a chart Importing data into a chart
Creating a form template
Inserting a text box form field
Specifying a calculation in a form field
Inserting a check box form field
Inserting a drop-down form field
Adding Help to a form field
Preparing a form for a user
Filling out a form as a user
Creating and Inserting AutoText Entries
Creating a Macro
Applying a Macro
Editing a Macro
Copying, renaming, and deleting macros
Customizing a toolbar
Using a custom toolbar
Modifying Options
Duration: 1 day
Prerequisite: Microsoft Word 2000 Intermediate or equivalent experience.
Course Materials: Course manual (074302S3)
| Prices: | $195 for 1 student (one-on-one training) |
| $160 each for 2 to 3 students | |
| $130 each for 4 to 6 students | |
| $130 for the first 6 students, $100 for each additional student |
Description: Students will learn how to:
Use the AutoFormat feature, link styles within a document, and find and replace styles and non-printing characters.
Create forms as well as protect, test, and update them.
Create drop caps, watermarks, WordArt, and drawn objects.
Create and modify a table of contents; discuss master documents; insert, modify, and delete bookmarks, cross-references, endnotes, and footnotes; create and use a concordance file to generate an index; and prepare a long document for printing.
Create multiple versions of a document; track changes made to documents; apply highlighting and insert comments; compare documents; review and incorporate changes; and merge documents.
Add hyperlinks to internal and external bookmarks; view and edit intranet documents; and insert multimedia elements into your Web pages.