Word for Windows 95 Essentials, Level III

For students in Microcomputer Applications, Introduction to Computer Applications, Computer Applications, Computer Concepts, Computers in Nursing, Computers in Education/Business, Computer Science, Nursing, Education, Communications/2-year and 4-year colleges and universities, and Continuing Education. Essentials are hands-on tutorials with a project orientation designed to give students a thorough knowledge of software applications in 8-12 contact hours. Most Essentials are four color with oversized screen shots so students can follow along. Essentials are available for most Windows 3.1 and Windows 95 applications.

Table of Contents:
Project 1: Creating Outlines Creating a Basic Outline Structure. Building an Outline. Inserting and Removing outline Topics. Modifying Outline Line Numbering. Moving Outlined Items. Printing Your Outline. Using Word's Existing Outline Styles. Creating an Outline Style. Applying Your Skills. Checking Your Skills. Project 2: Creating Templates Using an Existing Template. Using Template Wizard. Modifying an Existing Template. Creating a New Template. Assigning a Template to a Toolbar. Word's Normal Template. Applying Your Skills. Checking Your Skills. Project 3: Sorting Sorting a Text List. Sorting Lists with Tabbed Columns. Sorting Paragraphs. Sorting Mailing Lists. Sorting Lists with Multiple Criteria. Applying Your Skills. Checking Your Skills. Project 4: Working with Columns Designing Columns Before Entering. Typing in Columns. Assigning Columns to Previously Typed Text. Resizing Columns. Mastering Cursor Movement in Column Breaks. Applying Your Skills. Checking Your Skills. Project 5: Creating Word Macros Recording a Macro. Creating a Message Macro. Creating a Macro that Runs Automatically. Creating an Interactive Macro. Applying Your Skills. Checking Your Skills. Project 6: Using Word's Graphics tools Reshaping and Cropping a Graphic in Word. Change the Way Text Wraps Around a Graphics. Positioning and Anchoring a Frame. Using Word's Drawing Tools. Using WordArt. Applying Your Skills. Checking Your Skills. Project 7: Creating Basic Forms Using Simple Forms. Inserting a Date Field into a Simple Form. Inserting Text Form Fields. Adding Drop-Down lists to Forms. Automating Repetitive Form Entries with Bookmarks. Adding Check Boxes to Form. Making a Better Looking Form with Tables and Frames. Performing Calculations within Forms. Applying Your Skills. Checking Your Skills. Project 8: Adding Help, Macros and User Communication to Your Forms Demonstrating Advanced From Features. Setting Up Fill-In fields to Collect Input. Setting Up and Protecting Sections in a Document. Using An AutoNew Macro to Initialize A Form. Setting Up Status Bar help with AutoText. Setting Up F1 Key Help. Using Macros to Update Form Fields. Setting Up Conditional macros and Message Boxes. Applying Your Skills. Checking Your Skills.