Microsoft: Word2007: Organizing Content

Gain professional skills that can lead to MCAS certification, increase your marketability with word processing skills, and enhance personal productivity and technical credibility.

This minicourse in our Lesson-On-Demand format is part of a series on Word 2007. You will learn how to organize content by creating lists, creating, formatting, and modifying tables, utilizing table styles, and converting text to tables. This minicourse is short enough to fit easily into your busy schedule with little disruption to your daily workflow.

Microsoft Word is the most commonly used word processing tool at home and in the office. Expert Michelle Anderson introduces you to the new interface, shows you what’s new, gives you tips to easily accomplish tasks using the new interface and takes you step-by-step through features such as themes, templates, formatting, printing and more. At the conclusion of this course, you’ll be comfortable using Word to accomplish your communication tasks and be prepared to pass the MCAS exam for Word 2007.

Michelle Anderson combines her practical knowledge and years of training experience with an in-depth understanding of the newest features integrated into Office 2007. She has been involved with developing and designing training curriculum, pretests and posttests for Microsoft Windows, Word, Outlook and Excel. Anderson attended Fresno City College.

New users, experienced users and users of older versions of Word. Everyone who uses or plans to use Microsoft Word 2007 in their job, business, studies, or personal electronic writing activities.

• Creating Lists
• Creating Tables
• Formatting Tables
• Table Styles
• Converting Text to Tables
• Modifying Tables