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ECDL Module 3A - Word Introduction
Course can be run for versions 2000,2002 & 2003
1 day
This course teaches delegates how to create professionally presented
documents quickly and efficiently using Word. It is a hands-on course
containing varied and relevant exercises for delegates to practise
and reinforce the techniques learnt.
In conjunction with our Word Intermediate course, this course prepares
delegates for the European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) Syllabus
for Module 3 - Word Processing.
Word Basics
Introduction to Word
Orientation to the toolbars and menus
Creating a new document
Saving, opening and closing documents
Basic editing
Basic printing
Switching between documents
Disk and folder management
Working with Text
Selecting text
Deselecting text
Deleting text
Using Insert and Overtype mode
Undoing mistakes
Cut, Copy and Paste
Applying Formatting
Bold, italics and underline
Changing the font and font size
Removing formatting
Using the format painter
Changing the case of text
Paragraph Formatting
Text alignment (left, right, centred, justified)
Indenting and the indent markers
Numbered lists
Bulleted lists
Paragraph and text borders
Restoring the default formatting
Working with Multiple Pages
Setting page breaks
Using different views
Manual and automatic page breaks
Zoom control
Printing
Previewing and printing pages
The Print dialog box
Printing selected pages
Printing multiple copies
Page Setup
Setting the paper size
Changing the margins
Changing the default paper size
Proofing Documents
Spelling & Grammar checking
AutoCorrect entries
Using the Thesaurus
Finding and Replacing Text
Finding Text
Replacing Text
Getting Help in Word
Using the Office Assistant
The Help window
Delegates need to be familiar with using the keyboard and mouse,
and navigating in Windows. No previous Word experience is required.
10:00am to 5:00pm
Comprehensive course manual included.
Refreshments and lunch are provided on all courses at the Information
Horizons Training Centre.
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