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Microsoft Office Word produces documents by providing a comprehensive set of tools for creating and formatting. Capabilities include document review, commenting, and comparison helping you to quickly gather and manage research and feedback. Advanced features ensure that documents stay connected and publish to other locations.
2007 and 2003 versions are available. Explore our courses outlines for more detailed information.                                                                                            
 
 

 
Level 1
Intro. to Word
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Level 2
Intermediate
 
 
 
 
 
Level 3
Advanced 
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   Introduction to Word
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Intermediate Word
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Advanced Word
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2007
Learn basic program applications and features with user friendly design of Word 2007. Learn to create and edit business letters, memorandums, press releases, reports and mail merges. While learning to create documents, users gain a strong foundation in fundamental operations of the Word application. 
 
 
Create and work in tables, create newsletters, promotional brochures and professional reports and documents designed to build on basic operational skills, enhance creativity and professional process.
 

 
Apply skills while acquiring knowledge of advanced features, including but not limited to incorporating the use of other users and programs to projects. Learn how to organize large documents and fully utilize all tools and features at an advanced level.

 
Word 2003
One of the most popular word processing packages of all time.  For those already familiar with Windows and who are just starting with Word you will learn Word’s menus, toolbars, document windows, and mouse techniques.  Learn how to open, save and delete files, character and paragraph formatting, margins, paper size and orientation. and editing.
 


Discover the use of the drawing tool enabling layered objects, autoshapes, diagrams and text boxes to publish professional documents. Work with columns, section breaks, organization of research documents techniques; posting references or citation of source. Learn footnotes, bookmarks and endnotes to annotate long documents.

 

Understand mail merge concepts and the benefits of using address lists and alternate data sources. Practice advanced table features, importing Excel spreadsheets, sorting, merging/splitting cells, calculations, styles and autoformats. Track document changes and create multiple version documents; collaborating with workgroups. Master macro basics, creating and protecting forms.