Creating and Saving Documents
Learn the Word workspace, create a document, save files, change views and zoom, and use Print Preview.
Microsoft Office Training
Create, format, and polish professional documents with step-by-step Word lessons.
Begin with essential document-creation and formatting skills, then continue into tables, multi-section documents, and mail merge.
Word Learning Path
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Module 1
Build a strong Word foundation by creating, editing, formatting, and organizing documents, then work with tabs, envelopes, labels, and Find and Replace.
Learn the Word workspace, create a document, save files, change views and zoom, and use Print Preview.
Open saved documents, move the insertion point, delete and replace text, use proofing tools, and save changes.
Select, move, copy, and format text with fonts, alignment, Format Painter, shortcut menus, and keyboard commands.
Adjust margins, alignment, line spacing, paragraph spacing, indents, and hanging indents.
Create aligned columns with left and right tab stops, dot leaders, and ruler adjustments.
Create envelopes from letters and produce individual or full-page mailing labels.
Locate and replace repeated text, choose synonyms, and navigate longer documents with Go To.
Module 2
Develop more advanced document-production skills with tables, multi-section documents, headers, footers, page numbering, and personalized mail merge documents.
Create, modify, calculate within, and format Word tables with merged cells, formulas, styles, and AutoFit.
Create headers, footers, page numbers, title pages, and different formatting in separate document sections.
Create a recipient list, form letter, merge fields, filters, personalized letters, and custom envelopes.
Create, edit, display, and test QR codes directly in Word using the DISPLAYBARCODE field code.
Compare four ways to bring Excel worksheet data into Word using regular paste, bitmap, embedded objects, and linked objects.
Use Manage Sources to store source information, insert in-text citations, and automatically create and update bibliographies and reference lists.
Compare an original and revised Word document, identify changes, and accept or reject revisions even when Track Changes was not previously enabled.
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