Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Word 2000 in 24 Hours
- By Heidi Steele
- Published May 7, 1999 by Sams.
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Description
- Copyright 1999
- Pages: 456
- Edition: 1st
- eBook (Adobe DRM)
- ISBN-10: 0-7686-6083-1
- ISBN-13: 978-0-7686-6083-8
Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Word 2000 in 24 Hours delivers on the premise that you can become fully versed in the application in 24 easy, one-hour lessons. The book not only explains all of the skills and concepts in the context of real work situations, but also how to apply them to real-word documents. Additionally, the book highlights the little details that frustrate users at all levels as they try to be productive. Also included are workarounds for new and current features that might work better on paper than in real life.
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Table of Contents
(NOTE: Each chapter concludes with a Summary and Q&A.)
I. GETTING STARTED.
1. Let's Start at the Beginning.What is Word Designed to Do? What Came Before Word 2000? What's New with Word 2000? Installing Word 2000. Starting Word. Exiting Word.
2. Getting Acquainted with Word.Elements of the Word Window. Issuing Commands. Controlling the Word Window. Getting Help.
II. GETTING TO WORK.
3. Entering Text and Moving Around.Typing Text. Navigating Through Text. Jumping to a Specific Page.
4. Managing Documents.Saving Documents. Opening Documents. Viewing Files in the Save as and Open Dialog Boxes. Getting to Your Favorite Folders and Documents. Creating Folders. Changing Your Default Documents Folder. Switching Among Open Documents. Starting New Documents. Renaming Documents and Folders. Deleting Documents. Moving and Copying Documents.
5. Creating Documents with Templates and Wizards.The Advantages of Using a Template or Wizard. Selecting a Template or Wizard. Creating a Document with a Template. Creating a Document with a Wizard.
III. REVISING AND PRINTING YOUR DOCUMENTS.
6. Revising Your Text.Inserting Text. Combining and Splitting Paragraphs. Selecting Text. Deleting Text. Undoing Mistakes. Cutting and Pasting.
7. Viewing and Printing Your Documents.Viewing Your Document. Zooming Your Document. Viewing Separate Parts of Your Document at the Same Time. Arranging Word Documents on Your Screen. Previewing a Document Before Printing. Printing Your Document.
IV. FORMATTING YOUR DOCUMENTS.
8. Formatting Characters.Applying Font Formatting. Changing the Default Font Settings. Copying Font Formatting. Removing Font Formatting.
9. Formatting Paragraphs.Applying Paragraph Formatting. Copying Paragraph Formatting. Removing Paragraph Formatting.
10. Formatting Pages. Applying Page Formatting. Controlling Page Breaks. Varying the Page Formatting in Your Document.11. Working With Styles.
Understanding Styles. Applying Styles. Word Creates Styles On- the-Fly. Creating Your Own Styles. Modifying Existing Styles. Chaining Styles Together. Basing One Style on Another. Viewing the Styles in Your Document. Creating a Toolbar for Your Styles.
12. Working With Templates.Understanding Templates. Personalizing Word's Templates. Creating Your Own Templates. Modifying Your Templates. Attaching a Template to the Active Document. Copying Items from One Template to Another. Loading a Template Globally. Sharing Your Template with Others.
V. TIMESAVERS.
13. Checking Your Spelling and Grammar and Using the Thes More Information
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