This course covers the advanced features of Microsoft Word® 2010 for individuals who need to work with forms, large documents, and sharing documents among multiple team members. Students learn how to apply styles, create forms, use form fields, add graphics, work with large documents, and share documents.
This course is intended for students learning Microsoft Word® 2010 Advanced skills.
Unit 1: Mail merge
Unit 2: Objects and backgrounds
Unit 3: Forms
Unit 4: Macros
Unit 5: Toolbar and keyboard customization
Unit 6: Long documents
Unit 7: XML features
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