Microsoft Word 2010: Advanced

Course Overview

Learn how to:

Create and modify document templates. Create and modify styles. Create outlines and master documents. Create references including footnotes, endnotes, an index and a table of contents. Insert document information using fields. Create forms. Use change tracking to review and share documents. Insert other file objects including Excel worksheets.

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Related Courses

• Microsoft Word 2010: Introduction for Beginners Level 1
• Microsoft Word 2010: Intermediate
• Microsoft Word 2007/2010: Templates
• Microsoft Word 2007/2010: Intermediate
• Microsoft Word 2010: Transition from Word 2003
• Microsoft Word 2010: Existing User
• Microsoft Word 2010: Tables, Templates and Documents
• Microsoft Word 2010: Advanced Tables, Templates and Documents
• Microsoft Word 2007/2010: Advanced
• Microsoft Word 2007/2010: Introduction for Beginners

Audience

Delegates should have attended the Intermediate course or have gained the necessary experience in the workplace.

Course Outline

Working With Styles

• Character and paragraph styles
• Creating and applying styles
• Modifying heading styles
• Organising styles.

Working With Forms

• Creating a form
• Adding controls to a form

Working With Templates

• Automating and reusing document content
• Opening and modifying existing templates
• Inserting and modifying fields
• Saving a document as a template
• Using workgroup templates.

Working With Long Documents

• Understanding sections
• Using Continuous, Next Page and Odd/Even Page section breaks
• Working with multiple section Headers and Footers
• Sorting lists and tables
• Using the Outline view to organise and structure a document
• Using advanced Find and Replace options
• Creating references including footnotes, endnote, a Table of Contents and an Index
• Using bookmarks, captions and cross references.

Master Documents

• What is a Master Document?
• Creating and editing Master Documents and Sub Documents
• Printing a Master Document.

Sharing Documents With Others

• Using the highlighter tool
• Understanding change tracking
• Controlling tracked changes
• Reviewing tracked changes
• Adding, editing and reviewing comments
• Protection options
• Document comparison.

Using Macros

• Understanding macro functionality
• Recording a macro
• Running a macro
• Assigning shortcut keys
• Running a macro from the Word interface.