Microsoft Word 2002

Discovering the Word 2002 Screen Opening Word 2002 The Word 2002 Work Screen Making Word 2002 an Active Resource The Menu Bar Menus and Toolbars - Changing the Display Settings Word 2002 Toolbars Closing Word 2002 Getting Help in Word 2002 The 'What's This?' Command The Office Assistant Using the 'Ask a Question' Box Hiding/Showing the Office Assistant The 'Microsoft Word Help' Box Showing the Office Assistant Accessing the Microsoft Office Web Site Creating a Document Entering Text in Word Indenting a Paragraph Removing an Indent Inserting a Nonbreaking Space or Hyphen Showing/Hiding Formatting Marks Opening a Second Document Switching Between Documents Closing a Document Saving a Document The 'Save As' Dialog Box Creating a Folder Naming a Document Saving a Document Under Another Name Saving a Document as a Web Page Saving and Closing a Document		Opening a File The 'Open' Dialog Box Opening a File Displaying a Recently Opened File Locating a File Performing an Advanced Search Document View Options Print Layout View Normal View Web Layout View Outline View The 'Document Map' The 'Zoom' Option Changing a Document's Display Manually Moving Around in a Document Using the Keyboard to Move Around Using the Mouse to Move Around Printing a Document Previewing a Document Using the 'Print' Toolbar Button The 'Print' Dialog Box Printing Consecutive Pages Printing Non-Consecutive Pages Obtaining a Preview of a Web Page
Training for Microsoft Word 2002 - Module 1

	It is our objective to provide you with a complete learning experience. This online course is designed to teach the skills required to effectively use the application. Our courseware, with its high level of interactivity, essentially simulates a classroom environment, and follows four fundamental principles of professional instruction: explanation, demonstration, practice, and evaluation.

Basic knowledge of Windows		Become familiar with the fundamentals of Word 2002

3 - 4 hours


Our courses are accessible from any computer with an Internet connection. Once learners have entered their personal identification information, the courses accessible to them are listed. A pre-course skills assessment is used to set up a customized instructional plan for the selected course. Each lesson includes a theoretical evaluation. A comprehensive post-course test is also accessible independently. A central folder groups the grades a learner has obtained in a course and offers an overview of training progress. A glossary, online help and other tools can be accessed at all times throughout a training session.

• No installation required • IBM PC compatible, Pentium 133 MHz or more • Video card that supports 800x600 or greater monitor resolution, and 16-bit color • 32 MB RAM (more recommended) • Microsoft compatible mouse		• Sound card, speakers or headphones • Operating system: Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT 4.0, or more recent • Netscape 4.5 or Internet Explorer 4.0 (or more recent) • Modem (56 K or more) • Internet connection • AICC/SCORM Compliant

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