Learn MS Word From Scratch - Part 2

Learn how to select and apply a theme in Word, customize colors and fonts, and change the document’s overall design to suit different styles.

Learn to select text formatting in MS Word, apply default and heading styles, and adjust alignment options like center and center with lines across the document.

Learn how to change the color theme in MS Word, apply yellow or green themes to headings while keeping the font unchanged, and explore editing color options.

Explore selecting a font theme by changing fonts and colors, using built-in fonts or your own, and saving custom font themes for new formats.

Explore paragraph spacing to control the space between the paragraphs in your document. Choose open or compact spacing, and use double spacing to keep the space between paragraphs.

Learn to select a theme for effects on objects in Word, see changes on an inserted shape, and set the default theme for consistency across the document.

Learn how to add and customize a watermark in Word, edit its text, color, and orientation, apply it to every page, and mark documents as confidential to deter copying.

Learn how to change the page color and adjust the theme in Word, observe font color adapting to light or dark backgrounds, and try diagonal corner placement with fill effects.

Explore how to add and customize a page border in MS Word, choosing from box, shading, 3-D, or art, and applying it to the whole document or a section.

Create and customize tables of contents in Word by using headings and levels. Navigate the document with clickable references.

Update the table of contents by adding captions and headings, applying the subheading style, and refreshing page numbers to reflect edited content.

Add and edit text to the table of contents by creating headings and subheadings, setting levels such as level two, and previewing how items appear in the table of contents.

Learn how to insert a footnote in a Word document, position it on a specific page, and manage citations, sources, and bibliography for your text.

Learn how to insert an endnote in Word and understand its placement on the last page versus a footnote on the same page, including usage across sections.

Navigate between footnotes and endnotes in Word by clicking links, moving to the next or previous note, and viewing footnote areas within each page.

Explore how to insert citations and build a bibliography in Word, adding sources, selecting document types (book sections, articles, conference proceedings, websites, patents), and entering required data.

Learn to manage sources in MS Word, including adding, editing, deleting citations, and assembling a reference list before writing a document.

Learn to insert and edit a bibliography or references in MS Word, choose between bibliography, references, or works cited, and manage the data included.

Learn to select a referencing style in Word, adjust citation formats, apply bibliography options, and update citations as you add sources.

Learn how to insert and format captions for pictures, figures, and tables in Word, including label types, placement above or below objects, and automatic numbering.

Insert a table of figures to list all figures and tables with captions. Customize formats, align page numbers, choose styles, and quickly jump to figures with a control-click.

Learn how to add figures, create captions, reference them, and update the table of figures to reflect new images and page numbers as your document grows.

Explore cross-referencing in Word by inserting captions for figures, using the table of figures, and navigating between figures and headings as content changes.

Learn how to mark entries and insert an index to create a table of authorities in MS Word, using page ranges, cross-references, and updates.

Learn how to mark citations in Word, create short and long citations, and insert and manage a table of authorities for cases, rules, treaties, and regulations.

Master proofing in Word from scratch by using spelling and grammar checks, definitions, and a thesaurus with synonyms. Track word and character counts with and without spacing.

Explore how to use Smart Lookup in MS Word to view definitions, related images, and web results for selected text, plus synonyms and usage suggestions.

Explore how to set language proofing in Word, manage translation options, and configure default and additional languages, including English (US) and Arabic, for whole documents or selected text.

Learn how to add, navigate through, and delete comments in a Word document, review and show all comments, and use them to explain your writing and track feedback.

Learn how to track changes in Word using simple markup and the review panel. Manage insertions, deletions, and comments with visibility options to review edits clearly.

Learn to manage edits in MS Word by accepting or rejecting changes. Leverage track changes and review edits with previous and next navigation to finalize documents with proper formatting.

Compare two versions of a document and review tracked changes, including accepted edits. Learn to combine revisions from multiple letters into a single document, highlighting differences.

Protect Word documents by restricting editing and removing markups, and learn to link notes with documents using OneNote while recognizing risks of external links.

Discover Microsoft Word’s document viewing modes: read mode, print layout, web layout, outline, and draft. See how outlines show heading levels and draft exposes section breaks.

Learn how to use Word's ruler, gridlines, and navigation pane to control layout, position items precisely, and manage headings and pages through search and revisions.

Learn to use zoom options in ms word to adjust document view from 100% to higher percentages, including 200% and 500%, and smoothly zoom in or out to read or view pages.

Explore windows tools for working with multiple word documents, including opening new windows, side-by-side viewing, and synchronized scrolling for editing and comparing files.

Summarizes MS Word features like tables, drawing tools, picture tools, and design and format. Acknowledges future steps and thanks learners while noting plans to cover additional topics.