Duration

1 day

Aim

The skills and knowledge acquired in Microsoft Word 2003 Level Three, Advanced are sufficient to be able to use and operate the software at an efficient level.

Target Audience

Microsoft Word 2003 Level Three, Advanced is designed for users who are keen to extend their understanding and knowledge of the software and produce professional documents, that will include field entries, macros, citations and styles.

Prerequisites

Microsoft Word 2003 Level Three, Advanced assumes participants will have attended Microsoft Word 2003 Level Two, Intermediate or have a good level of knowledge within the subject (refer to Microsoft Word 2003 Level Two, Intermediate course outline).

Course Content

 Using Styles  Managing Styles  Indexing  Citations  Bookmarks & Footnotes  Longer Documents  Table Of Contents  Captions  Fields  Prompting Fields  Outlining  Master Documents  Document Review  Electronic Forms  Macros

Course Objectives

At the completion of Microsoft Word 2003 Level Three, Advanced you should be able to:

 create and modify a style, and apply a style to text in a document  manage the use of styles  create an index  mark citations in a document and generate a table of authorities  create, modify and delete bookmarks, endnotes and footnotes  create, modify and delete bookmarks, endnotes and footnotes  create and work with table of contents and update page numbering  create captions and use the AutoCaption facility  create automated fields within a document  create fields that prompt the user for input  use outlining in documents  create master and subdocuments  use the document review features in Word  create electronic forms in Word  create macros in Word

Course Outline