Microsoft Word 2013

Get trained in Microsoft Office and gain the skills needed to express your ideas, solve problems, and connect with people. The Microsoft Word 2013 course shows you how to create documents using templates; customize your document using themes, page layouts, and tables; add images and multimedia to your document; work with document revisions; and protect and finalize your document.

Explore Microsoft Word 2013

▪Identify y new features of Word 2013.

▪Work in the Word 2013 user interface.

▪Open, navigate, and close documents.

▪View documents in different ways.

▪Get help with Word 2013.

Enter, edit, and proofread text

▪Start, enter text in, and save documents.

▪Modify text.

▪Find and replace text.

▪Fine-tune text.

▪Correct spelling and grammatical errors.

Modify the structure and appearance of text

▪Apply styles to text.

▪Change a document’s theme.

▪Manually change the look of characters.

▪Manually change the look of paragraphs.

▪Create and modify lists.

Organize information in columns and tables

▪Present information in columns.

▪Create tabbed lists.

▪Present information in tables.

▪Format tables.

Add simple graphic elements

▪Insert and modify pictures.

▪Insert screen clippings.

▪Draw and modify shapes.

▪Add WordArt text.

Preview, print, and distribute documents

▪Preview and adjust page layout.

▪Control what appears on each page?

▪Prepare documents for electronic distribution.

▪Print and send documents.

Insert and modify diagrams

▪Create diagrams.

▪Modify diagrams.

▪Create picture diagrams.

Insert and modify charts

▪Insert charts.

▪Modify charts.

▪Use existing data in charts.

Add visual elements

▪Change a document’s background.

▪Add watermarks.

▪Insert preformatted document parts.

▪Build equations.

Organize and arrange content

▪Reorganize document outlines.

▪Arrange objects on the page.

▪Use tables to control page layout.

Create documents for use outside of Word

▪Save Word documents in other formats.

▪Design accessible documents.

▪Create and modify web documents.

▪Create and publish blog posts.

Link to information and content

▪Link to external resources.

▪Embed linked objects.

▪Insert and link to bookmarks.

▪Display document information in fields.

Reference content and content sources

▪Insert and modify footnotes and endnotes.

▪Create and modify tables of contents.

▪Create and modify indexes.

▪Add sources and compile bibliographies.

Work with mail merge

▪Prepare data sources.

▪Prepare main documents.

▪Merge main documents and data sources.

▪Send personalized email messages to multiple recipients.

▪Create and print labels.

Collaborate on documents

▪Add and review comments.

▪Track and manage document changes.

▪Compare and merge documents.

▪Password-protect documents.

▪Control changes.

▪Coauthor documents.

Work in Word more efficiently

▪Create custom styles and templates.

▪Create custom building blocks.

▪Change default program options.

▪Customize the Quick Access Toolbar.

▪Customize the ribbon.

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