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Microsoft Word 2000 - Level 3

Course Outlines

Course Schedule

Course Description

This course takes the skills learned in Level 1 and Level 2 and adds to the repertoire.  Some of the topics covered include hyphenation, table of contents, indexes, footnotes, endnotes, watermarks, annotations, master documents, and newsletters.  If you work on larger documents or technical manuals, this course will help you efficiently create the documentation (such as footnotes, table of contents, and index) that is required of such documents.

Course Objectives

  • Learn about Special Characters and Hyphenation

  • Be able to create a Table of Contents and an Index

  • Use Footnotes and Endnotes

  • Create and alter Watermarks

  • Tracking changes in documents

  • Working with Master Documents

  • Working with Newsletters

Course Length

Recommended Prerequisites

           1 day

It is very important that the student either has taken the Word Level 1 & 2 courses or has a considerable amount of experience using Word.

 
 

Table of Contents

I Review - Paragraph Styles
II Hyphenation and Special Characters
A. Why use Hyphenation
B. Ways to Insert Symbols and Special Characters
C. Using Keyboard Shortcuts to Insert Symbols and Characters
D. Insert a Symbol or Character by Typing a Character Code
E. Assign a Shortcut Key to a Symbol
III Table of Contents and Index
A. Table of Contents
B. Creating an Index
C. Automatically Mark Index Entries By Using a Concordance File
IV Overview of Footnotes and Endnotes
A. Insert a Footnote Or an Endnote
B. View Footnotes and Endnotes in a Word Document
C. Change the Placement of Footnotes and Endnotes
D. Change Note Separators and Add Continuation Notices
E. Change or Remove a Note Separator
F. Create a Note Continuation Notice
G. Refer to the Same Footnote or Endnote more than once
V Create a Watermark
VI About Adding Comments and Keeping Track of Changes
A. Using the Word Change Tracking Feature to Track Changes to a Document
B. Inserting Comments
C. Comparing Document
D. Merging Tracked Changes
E. Saving Multiple Versions of a Document in One File
VII Master Documents
A. Master Documents
B. Work With Master Documents and Subdocuments
VIII Creating a Newsletter-style Document
A. Create Newspaper Columns to Continue a Story In the Next Column on the Same Page
B. Create Linked Text Boxes to Continue a Story Elsewhere in the Document
C. Balance Column Length for Newspaper Columns

 

Relevant Links
Word 2000
Level 1
Word 2000
Level 2
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