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Word 2003 Intermediate
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Word 2003 Intermediate In addition to displaying text in paragraph format, MS Word users can list data in a table. This is useful when presenting financial statements or lists either alone or supporting a narrative. In this course, attendees learn table creation basics. Students learn how to draw a table using the Draw Table Tool, enter text, select rows, columns or parts of a table, add columns, rows and cells after a table is created, and adjust column width and row height. Course attendees also learn how to use the AutoFit feature to adjust row or column borders based on the longest or tallest text and delete tables, columns, rows or cells after a table is created. Finally, class attendees learn how to copy, move or resize a table within their document.
Formatting MS Word Tables
Once data is entered into a table, MS Word lets you organize and emphasize this data in various ways. Using the sort feature, data can be automatically listed alphabetically or numerically based on the first character. Users can also adjust table borders and shading outline or color cells, rows, columns or the entire table. MS Word makes it easy to merge two or more cells to accommodate, for example, a longer title above various columns. Users can similarly split cells into two or more sections. In this training course, students learn how to perform these tasks, change text alignment, rotate text in a table, use AutoFormat, create and use formulas.
Mastering MS Word Functions
Microsoft Word provides various functions to simplify table layout and editing. In this course, students walk through various functions within the Table Properties Dialog Box under the Table and Cell tabs. They also learn how to work with nested tales (tables within tables).
Using Special Text Features
In this training class, students learn how to use Microsoft Word’s special text features and symbols such as copyrights, trademarks, arrows and check boxes. They also learn how to create and insert AutoText to expedite typing and formatting for long, repetitive terms or phrases. Additional topics include changing and removing AutoText entries, replacing document text and using MS Word navigational tools.
Working with Borders and Graphics
Using Microsoft Word, students can add page and paragraph borders within a document. They can also add shading to paragraphs, draw or modify lines and objects including arrows and shapes. In this training course, students learn how to use the Drawing Grid and work with borders and graphics.
Working with Sections in MS Word
MS Word sections separate pages or layout areas within a page. Once divided into sections, users have greater formatting control within each area. In this course, students learn how to create a section and change vertical alignment, paper size and orientation (landscape or horizontal) to ensure a polished appearance on paper. Class attendees also learn how to insert headers and footers that include file name, page number, manuscript tile or other pertinent information. Finally, students learn how to create text within columns.
Working with Special Features
Microsoft Word automates numbered and bulleted lists to save time. Course attendees learn how to use this special feature to build automated lists during or after typing, modify their lists and create numbered outlines. Students also learn how to create and modify automated footnotes and endnotes.
Creating MS Word Merge Documents
MS Word provides powerful tools to expedite several time consuming and monotonous tasks. One of its most popular features is Mail or Document Merge. This feature is frequently used to create hundreds, if not thousands, of form letters and envelopes for direct mail promotion or customer communication. It eliminates retyping and manual data insertion by merging a Word document template with a data file, such as a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. In this training course, students learn basic Merge terminology. Course attendees then walk through the steps to merge two existing documents and create a mail merge. Students also find out how to work with a data source, which holds the information, for example names and addresses, to be imported into their Word template. They also learn how to work with their main document, or template, merge two documents and use MS Word’s Mail Merge toolbar.
Editing and Enhancing MS Word Merge Documents
From time to time, records may need to be changed or eliminated from their data source. When sending customer mailings, recipients might opt-out or change their address. In this training course, students learn how to customize or modify records in their data source. Course attendees learn how to quickly create mailing labels, or filter and sort their data source to locate a record instantly.
A Classroom course provided by AcademyX, Inc. in San Francisco, California, United States
Word 2003 IntermediateWorking with Tables
Creating a Table Using the Draw Table Tool Entering Text into a Table Selecting Parts of a Table Inserting Columns, Rows, and Cells Adjusting Column Width Adjusting Row Height Using AutoFit Deleting Tables, Columns, Rows, and Cells Copying, Moving, and Resizing Tables Formatting Tables
Sorting Tables Applying Borders and Shading using the Dialog Box Applying Borders and Shading using the Toolbar Merging and Splitting Cells Changing Text Alignment Rotating Text in a Table Using AutoFormat in a Table Creating Formulas and Using Functions Using the Table Tab of the Table Properties Dialog Box Using the Cell Tab of the Table Properties Dialog Box Working with Nested Tables Using Special Text Features
Inserting Symbols Creating and Inserting AutoText Changing and Removing AutoText Entries Replacing Document Text Using Navigational Tools Working with Borders and Graphics
Applying Page Borders Applying Paragraph Borders and Shading Drawing and Modifying Lines and Objects Using the Drawing Grid Working with Sections
Creating a Section Changing Paper Size and Orientation Changing Vertical Alignment Creating Headers and Footers Creating Columns Working with Special Features
Creating Bulleted and Numbered Lists Modifying Bulleted and Numbered Lists Creating a Numbered Outline Creating and Modifying Footnotes and Endnotes Editing Footnotes and Endnotes Creating Merge Documents
Defining Merge Terms Merging Existing Documents Creating a Mail Merge Working with the Data Source Working with the Main Document Merging Documents Using the Mail Merge Toolbar Editing and Enhancing Merge Documents
Modifying Records in the Data Source Customizing the Data Source Creating Mailing Labels Filtering and Sorting the Data Source A Classroom course provided by AcademyX, Inc. in Sacramento, California, United States
Word 2003 IntermediateFORMATTING A PAGE Setting Page Margins, Paper Sise and Page Orientation How To Set Margins How To Change Paper Sise How To Change Page Orientation
Creating A Page Break How To Insert A Hard Page Break How To Delete A Page Break
Creating A Section Break How To Insert A Section Break How To Delete A Section Break
Creating Headers, Footers and Page Numbers How To Add Headers And Footers
THE FINAL DOCUMENT Proofing Your Document How To Use Spelling And Grammar Check How To Use The Thesaurus How To Find And Replace Text How To Find And Replace Specific Formatting
Previewing And Printing Your Document How To Preview A Document How To Print A Document How To Use Advanced Printing Options
WORKING WITH TABLES Creating Tables How To Create A Table From The Menu Option How To Create A Table Using The Table Button How To Enter Information Into A Table
Selecting Parts Of A Table How To Select Cells How To Select Rows How To Select Columns How To Select The Entire Table
Resising Parts Of A Table How To Change Column width Using Mouse How To Change Column width Using The Menu Option How To Change Row Height Using Mouse How To Change Row Height Using The Menu Option How To Change Make Multiple Columns/Rows the Same Sise How To Change The Space Between Cells In A Table Adding And Deleting Columns And Rows How To Add Columns To A Table How To Add Rows To A Table How To Delete Columns How To Delete Rows
Formatting Tables How To Format A Table Automatically How To Add Border Line To A Table How To Add Shading To A Table How To Merge Cells In A Table How To Split Cells In A Table How To Convert Text To A Table How To Perform Calculation In A Table
WORKING WITH GRAPHICS
Inserting And Formatting Text Boxes How To Inserting A Text Box How To Format A Text Box How To Modify Colours And Lines How To Apply Text Box Fill Effects
Adding An AutoShape How To Insert An AutoShape How To Colour An AutoShape
Inserting Pictures And WordArt How To Insert Clip Art/Picture From The Clip Gallery How To Insert A Picture From Another File How To Insert A WordArt Drawing Object How To Create A Picture Watermark How To Create A Text Watermark
WORKING WITH STYLES Creating And Applying Styles How To Create A Character Style How To Apply A Character Style How To Create A Paragraph Style How To Apply A Paragraph Style How To Copy Styles Between Documents How To Modify A Style How To Delete A Style
A On-site course provided by Raising the Bar in Sydney, NSW, Australia
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