Microsoft Word 2007 Intermediate Training
Overview and objectives
This one-day Microsoft Word 2007 Intermediate Training course builds on
the skills and concepts taught in Word 2007: Basic. Students will work with
styles, sections, and columns. They will format tables, print labels and
envelopes, and work with graphics. They will also use document templates, manage
document revisions, and work with Web features
Target audience
The target student for this course has some experience with Word 2007 and wants
to learn how to work with styles, work with sections and columns, format
tables, print labels and envelopes, work with graphics, use templates, manage
document revisions, and use Web features.
Course prerequisites
Before taking this course, you should be familiar with personal computers and
the use of a keyboard and a mouse. Furthermore, this course assumes that you've
completed the following courses or have equivalent experience: Windows XP: Basic
or Windows Vista: Basic and Word 2007: Basic
Course objectives
- Examine text formatting and compare the formatting of two
selections; apply and create paragraph and character styles; modify and
override styles; import and export styles; create, organize, and format a
document outline and use the Document Map and thumbnails.
- Create and format sections of text by using section
breaks, headers and footers, and page numbering; and format text into
columns.
- Align text in a table; merge and split cells; change text
orientation; resize rows; change table borders and cell shading; sort data;
split a table; repeat a header row on multiple pages; enter a formula; and
apply and modify table styles.
- Prepare and print a label and an envelope.
- Create a document from a template; save and use your own
template; store a custom template; usethe Building Blocks Organizer to work
with commonly used document elements; protect a document with a password;
and view and edit document properties.
- Create and modify a diagram; insert and modify text boxes
and shapes; and use WordArt, drop caps, and pull quotes to graphically
format text.
- Track changes while editing; review and accept revisions;
view changes by different reviewers; restrict edits to tracked changes;
merge revisions; and insert, print, and delete comments.
- Preview a document as a Web page; save a document as a
Web page; open an HTML document in a browser; edit an HTML document in Word;
and use hyperlinks in a document.
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