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6-Hour Classes
$200 per student*
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90-Minute Classes
$50 per student*
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3-Hour Classes
$100 per student*
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Lesson 1: Creating a Basic Document
- Explore the User Interface
- Open and View a Document
- Customize the Word Environment
- Obtain Help
- Enter Text
- Save a Document
- Preview and Print a Document
Lesson 2: Editing a Document
- Navigate and Select Text in a Document
- Insert, Delete, or Rearrange Text
- Undo Changes
- Search and Replace Text
Lesson 3: Formatting Text
- Change Font Appearance
- Highlight Text
Lesson 4: Formatting Paragraphs
- Set Tabs to Align Text
- Control Paragraph Layout
- Add Borders and Shading
- Apply Styles
- Create Lists
- Manage Formatting
Lesson 5: Adding Tables
- Create a Table
- Modify the Table Structure
- Format a Table
- Convert Text into a Table or Tables to Text
Lesson 6: Controlling Page Appearance
- Control Page Layout
- Apply a Page Border and Color
- Add Watermarks
- Add Headers and Footers
Lesson 8: Proofing a Document
- Check Spelling, Grammar, and Word Count
- Enhance Textual Meaning Using the Thesaurus
- Customize AutoCorrect Options
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Lesson 1: Managing Lists
- Sort a List
- Renumber a List
- Customize Lists
Lesson 2: Customizing Tables and Charts
- Sort Table Data
- Control Cell Layout
- Perform Calculations in a Table
- Create Charts
Lesson 3: Customizing Formatting with Styles and Themes
- Create or Modify a Text Style
- Create a Custom List or Table Style
- Apply Default and Customized Document Themes
Lesson 4: Modifying Pictures
- Resize a Picture
- Adjust Picture Appearance Settings
- Wrap Text Around a Picture
Lesson 5: Creating Customized Graphic Elements
- Create Text Boxes and Pull Quotes
- Draw Shapes
- Add WordArt and Other Special Effects to Text
- Create Complex Illustrations with SmartArt
Lesson 6: Inserting Content Using Quick Parts
- Insert Building Blocks
- Create Building Blocks
- Modify Building Blocks
- Insert Fields Using Quick Parts
Lesson 7: Controlling Text Flow
- Control Paragraph Flow
- Insert Section Breaks
- Insert Columns
- Link Text Boxes to Control Text Flow
Lesson 8: Using Templates to Automate Document Creation
- Create a Document Based on a Template
- Create a Template
Lesson 9: Automating Mail Merges
- Perfom a Mail Merge
- Mail Merge Envelopes and Labels
- Use Word to Create a Data Source
Lesson 10: Using Macros to Automate Tasks
- Perform a Task Automatically Using a Macro
- Create a Macro
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Lesson 1: Using Microsoft Office Word 2007 with Other
Programs
- Link to a Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Worksheet
- Link a Chart to Excel Data
- Send a Document Outline to Microsoft Office PowerPoint
- Extract Text from a Fax
- Send a Document as an Email Message
Lesson 2: Collaborating on Documents
- Modify User Information
- Send a Document for Review
- Review a Document
- Compare Document Changes
- Merge Document Changes
- Review Track Changes and Comments
Lesson 3: Managing Document Versions
- Create a New Version of a Document
- Compare Document Versions
- Merge Document Versions
Lesson 4: Adding Reference Marks and Notes
- Insert Bookmarks
- Insert Footnotes and Endnotes
- Add Captions
- Add Hyperlinks
- Add Cross-References
- Add Citations and a Bibliography
Lesson 5: Making Long Documents Easier to Use
- Insert Blank and Cover Pages
- Insert an Index
- Insert Table of Figures
- Insert Table of Authorities
- Insert Table of Contents
- Create a Master Document
- Automatically Summarize a Document
Lesson 6: Securing a Document
- Update a Document's Properties
- Hide Text
- Remove Personal Information from a Document
- Set Formatting and Editing Restrictions
- Add a Digital Signature to a Document
- Set a Password for a Document
- Restrict Document Access
Appendix A: Creating Forms
- Add Form Fields to a Document
- Protect a Form
- Save Form Data as Plain Text
- Automate a Form
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Lesson 1: Exploring the Word Environment
- Explore the User Interface
- Work With the Ribbon
- Work with Contextual Tabs
- Use the Word Galleries
- Customize the Word Interface
Lesson 2: Creating Professional-Looking Documents
- Apply Styles
- Apply Document Themes
- Add Building Blocks
- Work with Illustrations
- Build an Equation
- Add Citations and a Bibliography
Lesson 3: Finalizing Documents
- Compare Reviewed Documents
- Inspect Documents
- Apply Digital Signatures
- Save a Document
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Lesson 1: Creating Legal Forms
- Introduction to Word Forms
- Create a Printed Legal Form
- Create Legal Forms That Users Complete in Word
- Insert Fields Using Quick Parts
Lesson 2: Managing Documents
- Create Linked Forms
- Create Master Documents and Subdocuments
- Insert the Table of Contents
- Insert the Table of Authorities
Lesson 3: Protecting Forms
- Protect a Legal Form
- Distribute Forms
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- Work with the Office button and Ribbon in Word
- Create a new document from scratch or from a template
- Open a document created in a previous version and save it to 2007 format,
if appropriate
- Understand Word's new file formats
- Work with the new Full Screen Reading view
- View portions of the same document in two separate windows
- Use the status bar to view information about a document
- View document properties in the Document Information Panel
- Add a cover page to a document
- Insert clip art or shapes in a document
- Format your text using Quick Styles and style sets
- Change the look of an entire document by applying a theme
- Use Building Blocks to add reusable content such as AutoText entries,
headers and footers, cover pages, and watermarks to a document
- Insert a Quick Table containing sample content
- Format a table using the Table Tools tabs
- Create a chart in a Word document
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- Learn what you can do with Microsoft Word
- Understand word processing features
- Start Word and create a new document
- Understand the Word interface, including the Ribbon, Office button, and
Quick Access toolbar
- Learn how to move around in a document using the mouse and keyboard
- Make changes to documents
- Save documents to your hard drive or a shared network drive
- Open existing Word documents
- Format text within your documents
- Change the paragraph alignment and spacing
- Move and copy text within your document
- Use spelling and grammar check
- Print documents
- Use online Help to get quick answers to your Word questions
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- Change the style and size of document text
- Apply bold, italics, and underlining, as well as other text formats
- Adjust the amount of space between characters
- Change the default font and size for all new documents your crate
- Indent individual paragraphs without changing the margins for the entire
document
- Use tabs to align and position information consistently
- Adjust the amount of space above, below, or between the lines within a
paragraph
- Apply borders and shading to words, paragraphs, or pages in your document
- Copy formatting applied in one portion of your document to text in another
location
- Create numbered or bulleted lists
- Force a line break within a paragraph or list
- Adjust where page breaks occur in a document
- Change the orientation of the page from portrait to landscape
- Change margins to allow more or less information to fit on a page
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- Add page numbers to a document
- Change the paper size to print on non-letter-sized paper
- Use section breaks to format one portion of a document differently from
other portions
- Change the page orientation for specific parts of a document
- Format a document in columns
- Add a drop cap character at the beginning of a paragraph
- Insert clip art and other graphics within a document
- Add a text or picture watermark to display behind your text
- Insert text boxes to draw attention to important information
- Format text using Quick Styles and style sets
- Apply and customize a theme
- Record information about the document in its properties
- Add a cover page to a document
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- Understand style types and the benefits of using styles
- Apply Word's built-in styles from the Quick Styles gallery, the Styles
Task Pane, or the Apply Styles Task Pane
- Work with Quick Styles sets
- Create new styles
- Modify or delete existing styles
- Assign keyboard shortcuts to styles
- Clear styles and formatting from text
- Choose how styles display in the Styles Task Pane
- Copy styles from one document or template to another
- Use the Style Area to view the styles in use in a document
- Compare text with similar formatting
- Understand how styles and manual formatting interact
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- Understand templates and the types of features and content they can
include
- Use one of Word's built-in templates to create a new document
- Customize a built-in template to suit your needs
- Create a new templates based on an existing document or from a blank
document
- Add headers and footers to a template
- Insert content controls for information that may change each time you
create or update documents based on the template
- Use styles within templates
- Access features from another document or template
- Delete a template you no longer need
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- Create a table to organize rows and columns of information
- Draw custom tables with cells of various sizes
- Add or delete rows and/or columns in a tale
- Change the height of rows and width of columns to accommodate the contents
of each cell
- Use Word's AutoFit options to adjust the columns and rows within a table
automatically
- Change the alignment of a table within the page
- Move a table to another location
- Wrap text around a table
- Change the horizontal and vertical alignment of cell contents
- Change the cell margins and spacing
- Merge or split cells as needed
- Nest one table within another table
- In long tables, control where page breaks occur and ensure the appropriate
column headings display at the top of each page
- Apply one of Word's table styles to enhance the look of a table quickly
and easily
- Add borders and shading to all or part of a table
- Sort text within a table alphabetically, numerically, or chronologically
- Convert existing text into a table
- Perform calculations in a table
- Create charts based on table data
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- Understand what forms are and why to use them
- Plan a form
- Create a template for the form
- Add content controls and legacy form fields to a form
- Customize form files
- Protect and save a form
- Complete a form in Word
- Print a form
- Modify a form after savings and protecting it
- Calculate form fields automatically
- Repeat a form field result in another location
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- Understand which type of lists to use when
- Customize a number or bullet format
- Continue or restart a list
- Include unnumbered or unbelleted lines within a list
- Create numbered or bulleted lists automatically
- Create a multilevel (or outline) list
- Use multilevel list styles to number the headings in a document
- Create and use list styles
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- Create headers and footers to display important information on each page
of the document
- Display a different header and footer in different portions of a document
- Change the page numbering format for specific sections of a document
- Use alignment tabs to ensure that information in the header remains in the
same position relative to the margin if you change the margins
- Use footnotes and endnotes to further explain text within a document
- Use Outline view to reorganize a document or plan a new document
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- Navigate documents on-screen with the Document Map, Thumbnails, or Full
Screen Reading view
- Split the screen to view two different areas of the document at once
- Create and use bookmarks to find specific locations quickly
- Cross-reference other pages in your document (and ensure that the page
numbers update automatically when necessary)
- Create an index to help readers find specific information quickly and
easily
- Add captions to the graphics or tales in the document and create a table
of figures to list all of those graphics or tables
- Create a tale of contents to list the topics covered in the document
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- Learn how you can save time by using the mail merge function to merge
variable information into a static main document
- Create the main document to use in a mail merge
- Create or select the data source for the merge (the file containing the
variable information).
- Insert an address block, greeting line, or other merge fields into the
main document
- View how the merged data will look within the documents
- Select specific data to be merged
- Sort information before merging
- Merge the main document with the data source to create the individual
documents or e-mail messages
- Create envelopes and mailing labels
- Create a directory of contacts or product information
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- Understand what the Track Changes tool is
- Learn to insert, navigate between, and delete comments
- Learn how to edit a document while Track Changes is enabled
- Customize how comments and tracked changes display on the screen
- Accept and reject tracked changes
- Combine documents to see how one version of a document compares to another
- View documents side by side
- Choose whether revision marks display on a printed copy
- Insert comments and track changes in Excel
- Insert comments in PowerPoint
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- Sort lists of information
- Insert symbols and special characters
- Create hyperlinks to jump to other documents or Web sites
- Insert sample text, dates, and signature lines
- Look up words in a dictionary, thesaurus, and other reference sources
- Use AutoCorrect to correct common errors
- Create Quick Parts to store commonly used text or objects
- Find specific text or formatting and replace it with something else
- Protect documents from unauthorized viewing or editing
- Save time with keyboard shortcuts
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- Learn what a macro is and what kind of procedures you can store in a macro
- Open a document that contains macros
- Use the macro recorder to record a series of steps into a macro module
- Run a macro you have recorded
- Assign a macro to a shortcut key or Quick Access toolbar button
- Modify a macro
- Enhance a macro with VBA
- Copy macros to other documents or templates
- Save documents that contain macros
- Delete macros you no longer need
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*One-On-One Classes
$75 Per Hour
One-on-one training is customized to fit your needs including any topic, any
hours, and any time.
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