
Master advanced Microsoft Word skills, from managing document options and templates to track changes, tables, outlines, styles, references, mail merge, building blocks, macros, and forms for professional documents.
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Prepare for the Microsoft Word expert exam across 2007–2016 by mastering documents and templates, track changes, advanced editing, tables, mail merge, styles, accessibility, macros, and forms.
Create documents from templates, choose an invoice design, and customize it with your company details and logos. Save result as a template in custom office templates folder for reuse.
Modify an existing template by opening it and saving changes, then create new documents from the modified template via the personal templates section in Word 2010.
Manage document versions with auto-saved versions, compare and combine changes, and recover unsaved documents using Word's file info and recover options.
We'll have a look at: Display hidden ribbon tabs, change default spell and grammar check options, change default save options - file formats and file locations, set default paste options and apply paste options for text, tables, graphics and lists, and locate the auto-recover file.
Change the Word default font using the Home font dialog, setting a new font for new documents or for all documents based on the attached template.
Create hyperlinks to external document content using Ctrl+K or insert hyperlink, linking to headings, other documents, emails, or web pages; test with Ctrl+Click to open.
Including Limit formatting to specific styles, allow only specific types of editing, and allow per-user document permissions
Learn to restrict editing to specific sections of a Word document by inserting continuous section breaks, protecting forms, and allowing targeted comments while keeping other areas editable.
Includes: Mark a document as final, Remove document metadata, and Protect a document with a password.
Create a three-section Word document with section breaks, restrict editing to page two, and save with a password, while inspecting metadata and finalizing the file.
Learn how to manage document changes in Word by turning on track changes, viewing tracked edits on screen, and adding professional comments, while removing header, footer, and unnecessary cover page.
Learn to manage track changes in Word by switching between no markup, simple markup, and original, and using balloons, comments, and formatting to view or hide edits.
Learn how to enforce track changes in Word by restricting editing, locking tracking, and using a password, with notes on version differences and security caveats.
Learn to review track changes in Word, use the reviewing pane, and efficiently accept or reject insertions and deletions, including bulk accept or reject all changes.
Insert comments in Word to discuss a paragraph without editing text, use track changes, reply and resolve or archive, and control printing with print markup.
Explain how to compare two word documents for track changes, view edits by Mark, and add and view comments, and enforce track changes with a password.
Explore advanced find and replace in Word using wildcards, formatting, and styles to locate highlights, fonts, headings, and language-specific formatting, then replace with bold or other formats.
Master find and replace with Word’s special characters, especially paragraph marks and tabs, to convert semicolon-separated lists into paragraph-separated or tab-delimited formats.
Explore advanced character attributes and space options in Word, including all caps, small caps, hidden text, and dynamic spacing, with OpenType features and text effects for posters and headings.
Learn to control paragraph pagination in Microsoft Word by managing line and page breaks, widow and orphan control, keep with next, keep lines together, and insert page breaks before.
Learn to insert and position text boxes, link them to flow text across boxes, and break links when needed, enabling sidebars in Word.
Including: Create and break section links, restart page numbering with a different number format, change page orientation, change page size and margins, and apply advanced page setup options (automatically align content vertically on a page, add line numbering)
Practice activity 4 demonstrates advanced editing and formatting in Word, including linking text boxes, red font replacements, removing formatting, applying section breaks, landscape orientation, and expanded character spacing.
Learn to insert Excel data into Word tables using paste options, including the Excel worksheet object, and edit embedded data while understanding display limits and range adjustments.
Including: Save a chart as a template, and use the chart Layout tab.
Review this practice activity by copying a table into a Word document as a Word table, using paste options, and inserting a chart while resizing the data range.
Including set outline levels for styles, and Promote sections in outlines
Including: Create master documents, convert a document to a master document; convert an outline to a master document; insert and import and manage sub-documents; link document elements
Practice activity shows creating a master document with a subdocument from section five, using outline view up to level three, demoting, and locking links to save the subdocument.
Including: mark index entries, specify index type, columns and language; modify an index; create indexes; and update indexes
Create an auto mark file with a keyword table, then run auto mark to update the index with terms like templates, macros, and options.
Including: Include or exclude specific levels; include or exclude specific styles; and modify the TOC properties
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Let's have a look at how to update fields, both manually and before printing, and how to highlight them.
We'll also have a quick reminder about other Reference fields, such as:
Demonstrate creating and managing an index and references in Word by marking entry terms, inserting and updating the index, and adding cross references and a table of contents.
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There are three other fields I use frequently:
Learn to use Word custom fields to automate header and footer content, including heading refs, save date, and author, with update fields and plain text conversion for practice activity 8.
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Refine recipient lists from Excel, Access, or Outlook by editing the data source, sorting by last name, and filtering to homeowners with income over $60,000, temporarily removing and restoring records.
Learn to insert mail merge fields, preview results, and format the address block in Word, matching country and state data and using greeting lines for personalized documents.
Master merge rules for conditional mail merge in Word, using if-then-else to tailor letters for homeowners or high-income recipients.
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Learn to create a mail merge from a spreadsheet, insert fields, preview results, and filter recipients by include to produce two letters.
Most people who use Word are up to Level 3 in some aspects, and Level 2 in others. Why not go all the way to Level 9?
Please note: This course is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Microsoft.
In this course, learn how to:
Level 5 - Manage document options and settings
Manage documents and templates,
Prepare documents for review, and
Manage document changes
Level 6 - Design advanced documents
Perform advanced editing and formatting,
Create tables and charts,
Apply advanced ordering and grouping, and
Create styles
Level 7 - Create advanced references
Create and manage indexes and references,
Manage custom fields and Mail Merge
Level 8 - Create custom Word elements
Create and modify building blocks, macros and controls,
Create custom style sets and templates, and
Prepare a document for internationalisation and accessibility
Level 9 - Manage macros and forms
Apply and manipulate macro options, and
Create and manipulate forms.
This course teaches all the skills that Microsoft want you to know for the Expert exams. Specifically, they are the skills required to undertake the Microsoft Certificate 77-850 (for Word 2007 Expert), 77-887 (for Word 2010 Expert), 77-425 and 77-426 (for Word 2013 Expert) and 77-726 (for Word 2016 Expert) and will be useful if you wish to take the exam, or which to learn more about Microsoft Word
The core skills which are taught are those tested by Microsoft in the exam. There are topics that it wants you to learn about Microsoft Word, and this course teaches you all of them.
Each module is taught in order, and is divided in sub-topics, and generally each sub-topic will have an individual lecture lasting 5-7 minutes.
The course will take about 8 hours to complete, plus will you need additional time to test yourselves to ensure that you have learned the necessary skills.
You should take this course if:
you want to learn more about Microsoft Word, or
you want to learn the Word skills you need to become a certified Microsoft Office Specialist Expert.
Regardless whether you have Word 2007, Word 2010, Word 2013, Word 2016 or Word 365, this course will help you get to an advanced level, and maybe even want you to get more!