De Lasalle University Master in Business Administration

Advanced Microsoft Word

any people have learned word processing on their own. Bad habits and a poor understanding

of Word features mean hours of needless fiddling with word documents. This workshop will

help you discover the way Word works, and in the process you will discover 13 new skill areas

that will allow you to create most documents in a fraction of a time. Most Word users spend

60% of their time formatting documents and 40% writing content. After this workshop you will spend

just 10 percent of your time foematting. The result...much better formatting.

Course ID: MIS001M Day and Time: Saturdays, 8:00-11:00am Length: 3 sessions

Master mail merge and discover how they

are not just for sales and letters

Master document sections for more

complex documents

Discover bookmarks

Use bookmarks for navigation and cross

references

Discover fields and find how they save you

lots of work.

Simplify repetitive tasks with macros

Learn where and when to use Autotext in

legal documents

Discover the most efficient techniques for

sharing documents with colleagues

If you’re using styles, Word is just a

typewriter

Learn all about styles

Discover best practices for using Tables

Learn advanced table skills and keyboard

shortcuts

Make numbering work perfectly once and

for all.

Learn to turn documents into easy-edit

forms

Discover how you can find lost documents

in a fraction of the time.

Learn to work in multiple documents

Learn to edit two parts of a long document

at once

Tables

Numbering and Page Numbering

Forms

Finding documents

Arrange Windows

Styles

You should know and use at least the Word basics before you attend this workshop. WE suggest an introduction to

Word workshop prior to taking this course.

Who should attend

Taft : 63-2-524-4611

RCBC : 63-2-753-4618

Ortigas : 63-2-721-2000

Call now or visit our Website to register

Mail Merge

Sections

Bookmarks & Cross References

Fields

Macros

Autotext and autocorrect

Track changes