Easy Microsoft Word 2000: (Easy)

Table of Contents:
I. ACQUAINT YOURSELF WITH WORD 2000. 1. Starting Word 2000. 2. Working with the Word 2000 Window. 3. Using Pull-down Menus. 4. Making the Menus Your Own. 5. Right-Clicking to Display Menus. 6. Hiding the Ruler. 7. How Dialog Boxes Work. 8. Working with Toolbars. 9. Personalizing Word 2000 Toolbars. 10. Moving Your Toolbars Around. 11. Asking the Office Assistant for Help. 12. Training Your Office Assistant. 13. Getting Help from the Help Menu. 14. Exiting Word 2000. II. ENTERING TEXT. 1. Entering Text. 2. Moving Around the Document with the Mouse. 3. Typing Anywhere on the Page. 4. Moving Around the Document with the Keyboard. 5. Going to a Specific Page. 6. Inserting Text. 7. Combining and Splitting Paragraphs. III. EDITING TEXT. 1. Selecting Text with the Mouse. 2. Selecting Text with the Keyboard. 3. Deleting Text. 4. Undoing Mistakes. 5. Moving Text. 6. Copying Text. 7. Moving and Copying Multiple Items. 8. Inserting a Tab. 9. Seeing Paragraph, Tab, and Space Marks. IV. MANAGING WORD 2000 DOCUMENTS. 1. Saving a Document. 2. Closing a Document. 3. Opening a Document. 4. Getting to Your Favorite Folders and Documents. 5. Creating a New Document. 6. Standardizing the Look of Your Documents. 7. Using a Wizard to Create Your Document. 8. Finding a Document. V. VIEWING AND PRINTING A DOCUMENT. 1. Changing Views. 2. Zooming a Document. 3. Previewing a Document. 4. Printing a Document. 5. Printing an Envelope. 6. Printing Labels. VI. FORMATTING CHARACTERS AND PARAGRAPHS. 1. Making Text Bold, Italic, and Underlined. 2. Changing the Font and Font Size. 3. Adding Highlighting and Color to Your Text. 4. Changing Paragraph Alignment. 5. Changing Line Spacing. 6. Adding Indents. 7. Creating Bulleted and Numbered Lists. 8. Setting a Custom Left or Right Tab. 9. Setting a Custom Center or Decimal Tab. 10. Moving and Deleting a Custom Tab. 11. Adding a Border to a Paragraph. 12. Shading a Paragraph. 13. Copying Font and Paragraph Formatting. VII. FORMATTING PAGES. 1. Changing Margins. 2. Inserting a Page Break. 3. Centering a Page Vertically. 4. Numbering Pages. 5. Creating Headers and Footers. 6. Inserting Dates and Page Numbers in Headers and Footers. VIII. EDITING TIMESAVERS. 1. Searching for Text. 2. Finding and Replacing Text. 3. Using Automatic Spell Checking. 4. Checking Your Spelling with the Spell Checker. 5. Using the Thesaurus. 6. Inserting a Special Character. 7. Inserting the Date. 8. Correcting Text Automatically. 9. Inserting Standard Blocks of Text. IX. COLUMNS AND TABLES. 1. Creating Columns. 2. Formatting Columns. 3. Creating a Table. 4. Entering Text in a Table. 5. Adding, Deleting, and Resizing Rows and Columns. 6. Formatting a Table. 7. Drawing a Table. 8. Enhancing Your Table. X. ADDING GRAPHICS TO YOUR DOCUMENT. 1. Inserting a Graphic in Your Document. 2. Sizing and Moving a Graphic. 3. Cropping a Graphic and Adding Borders. 4. Controlling Text Flow Around a Graphic. 5. Adding Shapes. 6. Creating WordArt. XI. MASS MAILINGS. 1. Starting the Main Document. 2. Creating and Saving the Data Source. 3. Entering Records into the Data Source. 4. Completing the Main Document. 5. Merging the Documents. 6. Merging Envelopes. 7. Merging Labels XII. WORD AND THE WEB. 1. Inserting Hyperlinks in a Word Document. 2. Converting a Word Document to a Web Page. 3. Converting a Web Page to a Word Document. 4. Creating a Web Page in Word.

About the Author :
Heidi Steele is an experienced Microsoft Word consultant, trainer and author. She has taught beginner and expert users for numerous companies and organizations and trained hundreds of people to effectively use the software; from teachers and administrators to corporate executive assistants to online editors for publishing companies. Her clients have included the University of California at San Francisco and several Bay Area classroom training facilities. She is also an experienced technical editor and has reviewed several best selling Windows 98 and general computing titles. She has written, developed and tech edited more than 20 books on the Windows 95, Windows 98, Office and the Internet.