Microsoft Word 2010

Microsoft Word or MS Word is a word-process application often installed by default as part of the Microsoft Office suite on business computers. MS Word is a popular word-processing program used primarily for creating documents such as letters, brochures, learning activities, tests, quizzes and students' homework assignments. There are many simple but useful features available in Microsoft Word to make it easier for study and work. That's why so many people would prefer to convert the read-only PDF to editable Word and edit PDF in Word.

MS Word lets you to manage and work with different document formats and enables to create PDF files. Besides that, you can now make and track comments in documents, as well as use their new text and image editing effects. The purpose of MS Word is to allow users to type and save documents. Similar to other word processors, it has helpful tools to make documents.

– Spelling & grammar checker, word count (this also counts letters and lines)
– Speech recognition
– Inserts pictures in documents
– Web pages, Graphs, etc.
– Tables
– Displays synonyms of words and can read out the text
– Prints in different ways


Duration:45 hours
Validity:1 month
Cost:

3,450.00

Who uses MS Word?

Business Owners, Teachers, Office Workers, Accountants and people who use computer for businesses (like proposal, circular, resumes, documentation, letters, etc.), all of them use MS Word. Also, students use MS Word for studies & learning (like Assignments and Projects) – It is a staple for most of them!

 

Course Details

Microsoft Word is an Electronic Word-Processing Program and also one of the most used software applications of all time. You can use Word to type information and save it as different document formats and enable to create PDF files. One advantage of working in Word is adherence to WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get). Pages are shown as equivalent pieces of paper with physical breaks between pages. It includes many powerful tools that can be used to organize and manipulate large amounts of contents like table, list, charts, diagram, etc., to enhance the appearance of document, and more. Our Course provides you an overview of Word 2010 user interface and covers how to perform basic tasks such as creating and saving document, entering and editing text, formatting characters or paragraphs, Nested table, Building Blocks, Spelling and grammar check, and getting help.

 

Course Overview

Explore Word 2010
In this chapter, you’ll first familiarize yourself with the Word working environment. Next you’ll create and save a document and then save an existing document in a different location. Then you’ll open an existing Word document, learn ways of moving around in it, and close it. Finally, you’ll explore various ways of viewing documents so that you know which view to use for different tasks and how to tailor the program window to meet your needs.
Edit and Proofread Text
In this chapter, you’ll edit the text in a document by inserting and deleting text, copying and pasting a phrase, and moving a paragraph. Then you’ll replace one phrase with another throughout the entire document. Next, you’ll replace a word with a synonym and translate another word. You’ll also add misspelled words to the AutoCorrect list and check the spelling and grammar of a document. Finally, you’ll save a couple of building blocks for insertion later in a document.
Change the Look of Text
In this chapter, you’ll first experiment with built-in Quick Styles and text effects, and then you’ll change the theme applied to a document. You’ll change the look of individual words, and then you’ll change the indentation, alignment, and spacing of individual paragraphs. You’ll also add borders and shading to make paragraphs stand out. Finally, you’ll create and format both bulleted and numbered lists.
Organize Information in Columns and Tables
In this chapter, you’ll first create and modify columns of text. Then you’ll create a simple tabbed list. Finally, you’ll create tables from scratch and from existing text, and format a table in various ways.
Add Simple Graphic Elements
In this chapter, you’ll first insert and modify pictures in a document. You’ll experiment with page backgrounds, and then add three types of building blocks to a document. Finally, you’ll have a bit of fun with WordArt.
Preview, Print, and Distribute Documents
In this chapter, you’ll first preview a document and make some adjustments to improve its presentation. Then you’ll look at the options available for controlling page breaks. You’ll print a document, and finally, you’ll inspect and finalize it for electronic distribution.
Insert and Modify Diagrams
In this chapter, you’ll insert a diagram into a document and specify its size and position. Then you’ll change the diagram’s layout, visual style, and color theme. Finally, you’ll see how to use a diagram to arrange pictures in a document.
Insert and Modify Charts
In this chapter, you’ll add a chart to a document and modify its appearance by changing its chart type, style, and layout, as well as the color of some elements. Then you’ll recreate the chart by plotting data stored in an existing Microsoft Excel worksheet.
Use Other Visual Elements
In this chapter, you’ll create text and picture watermarks, insert a symbol, and build a simple equation. You’ll also draw shapes to create a simple picture, and insert a screenshot.
Organize and Arrange Content
In this chapter, you’ll first reorganize a document by working with its outline. Then you’ll modify the text-wrapping, position, and stacking order of multiple pictures in a document. Finally, you’ll create a table to hold nested tables of information.
Work in Word More Efficiently
In this chapter, you’ll first save a document in a different file format, insert two different kinds of hyperlinks and then you’ll explore styles and templates, which can greatly enhance document development efficiency.
Collaborate on Documents
In this chapter, we’ll first discuss the new Word coauthoring capabilities, and then you’ll send a document directly from Word. You’ll track changes that you make to a document, and then accept and reject changes. You’ll review, add, delete, and hide comments, and merge three versions of the same document. Finally, you’ll set and remove a password and set up editing and formatting restrictions.
Work With Mail Merge
In this chapter, you’ll use the Mail Merge wizard in Microsoft Word 2010 to guide you through the process of creating a form letter. You’ll select a data source, add a record to it, sort it, and filter it. You’ll then add merge fields for an address and greeting line to an existing form letter, preview the merged data, exclude recipients from the merge, merge the letters into a new document, and save the merged file. You’ll also set up and send a merged e-mail message. Finally, you’ll create and print mailing labels.
Explore More Text Techniques
In this chapter, you’ll see three different types of fields. Then you’ll create and modify bookmarks and cross-references. Then you’ll create and modify bookmarks and cross-references. Finally you’ll create and update a table of contents.
Keyboard Shortcuts
This section presents a comprehensive list of all the keyboard shortcuts built into Microsoft Word 2010. The list has been excerpted from Word Help and formatted in tables for convenient lookup. Some of these shortcuts might not be available for your edition of Word 2010 or for your keyboard layout.

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Duration:

45 hours

Validity:

1 month

Cost:

3,450.00

This course is interactive and not taught in real-time. So you can login at your convenience and do your classes and exercises. Our interactive interface offers useful features such as fast forward, rewind, pause and you can even redo a lesson before moving ahead. These features help you track your progress and learn just what you want. Included are project files to allow you to learn right along with the instructor using the exact same files that they use. Each individual lesson has been provided with an eBook and a quiz to test your knowledge of each lesson before you take your final test. In addition to this hands-on learning experience, our trainers will evaluate your course work, clarify questions and give relevant feedback to help you grow