Word 2003: Introduction

Learning Outcomes:

• Given a prepared document, accurately use a variety of editing techniques according to instructions in the Lesson Lab.

• Successfully change the appearance of a document by applying various character and paragraph formats and effects utilizing a specific scenario.

• Effectively manipulate the layout of text by creating columns and adding a table as directed in the exercise.

• Apply graphic elements in a document as specified in the Lesson Lab with 90% accuracy.

After this course, students will be able to create, edit, format, add tables to, and create basic business documents using Word 2003.

* Creating a document
* Navigating and Editing Text
* Formatting Text
* Formatting Paragraphs
* Adding Indents and Tabs
* Creating Lists
* Adding Tables
* Using Word Timesavers
* Setting Page Display and Printing Options
* Inserting Symbols and Special Characters, add a Watermark
* Controlling Page Appearance

Word 2003: Introduction

Create and save a simple document; use some automatic text features for entering text; access online help; and use a variety of editing techniques. Change the appearance of a document by applying various character and paragraph formats and effects. Manipulate the layout of text by creating columns and adding a table. Use Word's templates and wizards, proofing tools, and special characters to efficiently do your work. Add graphic elements to a document. Apply and remove formatting that affects entire pages, previews, and the printing of a document.

Class targeted to:

Those students comfortable with the Windows environment and needing to learn the basics of Word 2003 and those desiring to prepare for the Microsoft Office Specialist in Word (MOS).

Prerequisites:

A Windows 2000/XP: Introduction class.