Hours: 4
Short Description
You
know how to use Microsoft® Office Word 2003 to create and format
typical business documents. But you need to work on more complex
documents. In this course, you will learn how to use Word to create,
manage, revise, and distribute long documents, forms, and Web pages.
Course Outline
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Lesson
1: Using Word with Other Programs
Link
to a Microsoft® Office Excel 2003 Worksheet
Link
a Chart to Excel Data
Send
a Document Outline to PowerPoint
Extract
Text from a Fax
Save
a Document as a Different File Format
Look
Up Information Using Research Sites
Send
a Document as an Email Attachment
Lesson
2: Collaborating on Documents
Modify
User Information
Create
a New Version of a Document
Delete
Old Versions
Send
a Document for Review
Use
Comments
Compare
Document Changes
Merge
Document Changes
Review
a Document
Lesson
3: Adding Reference Marks and Notes
Insert
Bookmarks
Insert
Footnotes and Endnotes
Add
Captions
Insert
Cross-references
Lesson
4: Making Long Documents Easier to Use
Mark
Text for Indexing
Insert
an Index
Insert
a Table of Figures
Mark
Text for a Table of Authorities
Insert
a Table of Authorities
Insert
a Table of Contents
Create
a Master Document
Automatically
Summarize a Document
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Lesson
5: Securing a Document
Update
a Document's Properties
Save
a Document without Personal Information
Limit
Formatting Choices in a Document
Select
Regions of a Document that Can Be Modified
Add
a Digital Signature to a Document
Require
a Password to Open a Document
Lesson
6: Creating Web Pages
Create
a Web Page
Insert
Hyperlinks
Insert
a Movie Clip into a Web Page
Apply
a Theme to a Web Page
Create
a Framed Web Page
Save
a Web Page to a Web Server
Lesson
7: Creating Forms
Add
Form Fields to a Document
Protect
a Form
Save
Form Data as Plain Text
Automate
a Form
Lesson
8: Using XML in Word
Tag
an Existing Document
Save
a Document as XML
Transform
an XML Document
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