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Microsoft Word 2007 Explained
If you are a PC user and want to get to grips with Microsoft's Word 2007 word processor as quickly and easily as possible, then this book is for you.
The book explains:
* What hardware you need to run Word 2007 and how to install it on your system using Vista or XP versions of Windows.
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How to quickly become familiar with the new Ribbon interface and working environment, and how to use the built-in Help system.
* How to enter, edit and enhance text and how to become comfortable working with document page layouts, themes. styles, templates, text boxes and also checking and research features.
* How to use the program's more advanced document features including SmartArt, Pictures, Tables, ClipArt, Charts, Shapes, WordArt, Equations and Symbols.
* How to manage your files and use Outlining to manage large documents.
* How to convert documents between different versions of Word, and create pdf files from them.
* How to share information with other applications by copying, moving, importing, linking, embedding and carrying out mail merge operations.
* How to customise Word 2007 by for example, creating simple recorded macros, adding to the Quick Access toolbar, changing the Status Bar and creating new keyboard shortcuts.
* How to use Word to set up and run an Internet Blog.
* The keyboard shortcuts and how to benefit by using them.
This book will be an invaluable reference long after you have mastered the software.
FEATURES:
CONTENTS:1. Package Overview
2. The New User Interface
3. Microsoft Word 2007 Basics
4. Editing Word Documents
5. Formatting Word Documents
6. Document Enhancements
7. Using Tables and Charts
8. Managing Your Documents
9. Word and the Internet
10. Sharing Information
11. Customising Word 2007
Appendix-Keyboard
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