Microsoft Word 2000 Advanced Training Course in London and UK
MS Word provides various tools to allow you create and manage long documents with ease. Our MS Word 2000 Advanced Training Course is designed to give you the tools to do just that. The advanced course focuses on using styles, outlines and inserting references, like table of contents, figures and indexes. The advanced course will also cover using the mail merge functionality in MS Word, which allows you to produce similar, yet distinct documents. The advanced course will ensure you create the best templates easily and more efficiently.
Microsoft Word 2000 Advanced Training Course
Audience: The advanced Word training course will help users that need to produce large documents, e.g. legal or proposal documents.
Word 2000 Advanced Course Objectives: After the course, you will be able to:
- Use and Apply Styles
- Create Table of Contents, Index and Referencing Tools
- Create Templates
- Track Changes
- Use Outlining to Restructure
- Create Basic Macros
Requirements: You must have sound Word skills and understand key concepts of documents, or equivalent to our Intermediate course level.
Course Duration: This is a 1 day Word 2000 Advanced Course. Course starts at 09:30 and runs until 16:30
Word 2000 Advanced Course Locations / Schedule
This course can be run Onsite, at our Word training centre or any preferred location in the UK. The course is run on a date that suits you! We do not run public scheduled courses.
Word 2000 Advanced Training Course Contents
Using and Applying Styles
- What are Styles?
- Predefined Heading Styles and the Document Map
- Defining and modifying your own styles
- Replacing one style with another
- Heading Numbering Using Styles
- List Styles
- Table Styles
- Using the Style Organizer
Using Outline View
- Connecting outline levels to styles
- Showing and hiding outline levels
- Promoting and demoting levels
- Printing your outline
Using Referencing Tools
- Inserting a Tables of Contents, Table of Figures and Index
- Footnotes and Endnotes
- Document Cross Referencing
- Creating and using Bookmarks
Mail Merging
- Using the Mail Merge Wizard
- Creating a data source
- Using an existing data source
- Filtering and Sorting a Data Source
- Creating letters
- Predefined merge field blocks
- Inserting other merge fields
- Word fields: Fill-in, If Then Else
- Creating labels
Tracking and Merging Documents
- Using Compare and Merge Documents
- Sending for Review and Tracking changes
- Accepting and Rejecting changes
- Features of the reviewing toolbar
- Saving versions
- Adding Comments
Constructing Templates
- Predefined Word templates
- What can a template contain?
- Saving a document as a template
- Editing and modifying a templates
- Including boilerplate text and styles
- Managing Template Distribution and Updates
Introduction to Macros
- Recording and Running Macros
- Basic Macro editing
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