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Our Microsoft Certified instructors provide training for all popular versions of Microsoft Word. This Intermediate Word 2002 training will provide you with a working understanding of the basic features of MS Word.
Public schedule from £110. Pricing policy.
Microsoft Word 2002 Intermediate Training
Training is available in one of our 6 London centres, on-site or tailored training courses
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Duration: 1 Day
Level: Introduction
Prerequisites: A working knowledge of MS Word or our
Microsoft Word Introduction course
Platform: PC
Leads to: Microsoft Word Advanced
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Syllabus includes:
Working with Sections and Columns Creating and formatting sections Formatting Tables Table formatting basics Working with Excel Data Working with Excel data in word Working with Styles Defining and Applying styles |
Headers and Footers Different headers and footers Printing Options Advanced Printing options Working with Graphics and Objects Working with graphics and clip art Document Templates Using templates |
Please call us if you require further information on Microsoft Intermediate Word Training in London and UK Wide.
What is Microsoft Word?
MS Word is a full-featured word processing program with rudimentary desktop publishing capabilities that has become the most widely used word processing application on the market. Microsoft Word is a powerful word processing program that you can use to produce professional-looking documents. Word allows you to easily combine text, spreadsheets, and graphics into a single application. You can also use Word to create your own Web pages. Word’s assortment of pull-down menus, toolbars, and buttons make learning and using it remarkably easy.
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In the training manual sent to me after the course, page 203 states there are two ways to create a template. I want to create my own template. However - Quote: "The other way that you can create a template is to start from a blank document and lay ou..
