Microsoft Word 2007 Training Course on CD



Microsoft Word 2007 Training CDs w/ Hands-On Labs
Single User License	$199.00

Multi-User Non-Concurrent License:
Multi-User Non-Concurrent License	$399.00

Microsoft Office Ultimate Library:
Multi-User Non-Concurrent License	$3,999.00
Multi-User Concurrent License (60% Yearly Renewal Fee)	$19,999.00

(Microsoft Office Training Library)

In today's business world, it's important to keep your software up to date with the latest versions. If you've upgraded to Word 2007, you can benefit with Microsoft Word 2007 training from CBT Planet. Choose a self-study MS Word tutorial CD to get up to speed on all the new features and functions. You'll learn what's new and how to maximize your software.

Simply install the Word 2007 CBT onto your computer system to begin. You don't even need a copy of Word on your PC in order to work with it. That's because the course comes loaded with an interactive interface complete with a simulated Word environment. You'll get actual hands-on experience using the simulated Word exercises.

The self-study Microsoft Word training CD lends itself to self-directed study. Pre and post assessments clearly show you how you've progressed. Coupled with end-of-unit reviews, you can see the areas that you need to focus on. When you use the Word CBT, you can pick up where you left off or jump ahead to a section of interest.

With computer based training, multimedia is prominently featured and taken advantage of. You'll see videos and animations, listen to narrated instructions, perform exercises, and much more. The self-study MS Word 2007 tutorial CD makes learning intuitive and fun.

Instructor Bio:

Matthew Dyke has been training people on computers for 20 years. Starting his career training Temporary Employees in New York City on how to operate an IBM Mainframe Word Processing System, his skills transitioned into DOS applications like WordPerfect and Lotus 1-2-3 and then into the Windows and Microsoft Office world that we know today.

In the past 8 years, working as a Technology Training Consultant, Matthew has also assisted with the delivery, development, management and technical support of Training Programs for the Proprietary Applications written by organizations such as the United States Postal Service , Circuit City , FedEx/Kinko's , Solvay Pharmaceuticals , Parke-Davis, StorageUSA and Qknow .

Microsoft Word 2007 Training Video CBT Features:












Outline:

	Microsoft Word 2007 Basic 1.0 Getting Started with Word 2007 1.1 Exploring the Word window 1.2 Exploring the User Interface 1.3 Exploring the Ribbon 1.4 Document Navigation 1.5 Selection techniques 1.6 Viewing documents 2.0 Creating a Word Document 2.1 Entering, Navigating, Selecting Text 2.2 Working with blocks of text 2.3 Searching for and replacing text 2.4 How to save your document 2.5 How to preview and print your document 3.0 Formatting the Contents of a Document 3.1 Text Formatting 3.2 Copy Formatting 3.3 Find and Replace Formatting 3.4 Automatic Formatting 3.5 Paragraph Spacing and Indents 3.6 Setting Tabs and Aligning Text 3.7 Paragraph Alignment and Page Breaks 3.8 Adding Borders and Shading to Paragraphs 3.9 Applying Styles 3.10 Creating Lists 4.0 Page Layout 4.1 Modifying the Orientation 4.2 Page Borders and Colors 4.3 Adding Headers and Footers 4.4 Modifying Content from Print Preview 5.0 Proofing and Printing your Word Documents 5.1 Spelling and Grammar 5.2 Using AutoCorrect and Word Count 6.0 Graphics 6.1 Adding and Using Graphics 6.2 Adding Symbols and Special characters 6.3 Watermarks 7.0 Tables 7.1 How to Create a Table and Enter Data 7.2 How to Change the Table Structure 7.3 Formatting the Table 7.4 Converting Text to Table Microsoft Word 2007 Intermediate 1.0 Working with Styles 1.1 Creating Text Styles 1.2 Modifying Styles 1.3 Renumbering Lists 1.4 Sorting Lists 1.5 Customizing and Structuring Lists 2.0 Sections and Columns 2.1 How to Create and Format a Section 2.2 Controlling the Appearance of Characters 2.3 Adding Headers and Footers 3.0 Formatting Tables 3.1 Positioning the Text in a Cell 3.2 Adding Borders and Shading 3.3 Sorting Table Data 3.4 Performing Calculations in a Table 4.0 Printing Labels and Envelopes 4.1 Printing Labels and Envelopes 5.0 Templates and Building Blocks 5.1 Introduction to Templates 5.2 Creating a Template 5.3 How to Apply a Theme 5.4 What are QuickParts 6.0 Graphics 6.1 Working with Diagrams 6.2 Customizing SmartART 6.3 Drawing Tools in MS Word 6.4 Displaying Text as a Graphic 7.0 Document Revision Management 7.1 Tracking Changes in a Document 7.2 Adding, Editing, and Viewing Comments 8.0 Web Features of MS Word 8.1 Saving a Document as a Web Page 8.2 Adding Hyperlinks Microsoft Word 2007 Advanced 1.0 Mail Merge 1.1 Creating a Mail Merge 1.2 Creating Labels 2.0 Forms 2.1 Adding Form Fields 3.0 Sharing and Securing Your Documents 3.1 Updating the Properties of a Document 3.2 Hiding Text 3.3 Modifying User Information 3.4 Removing Personal Information 3.5 Setting Restrictions on Formatting and Editing 3.6 Adding Digital Signatures 3.7 Setting Password Protection 3.8 Creating and Merging Multiple Versions 4.0 Macros 4.1 Recording and Running Macros 4.2 Modifying and Deleting Macros 5.0 Toolbar and Keyboard Customization 5.1 Customize the Quick Access Toolbar 5.2 Customizing Keyboard Layout 6.0 Working with Long Documents 6.1 Inserting Blank and Cover Pages 6.2 Adding Tables of Contents 6.3 Inserting Footnotes and Endnotes 6.4 Adding Captions 7.0 XML Features 7.1 Working with XML in Word 8.0 Using Word 2007 with Other Programs 8.1 How to Link to an Excel 2007 Worksheet

Benefits of Microsoft Word 2007 Training

If you spend most of your work day in front of a computer, you probably spend a fair amount of time using Microsoft Word, one of the leading word processors. But do you really know how to use the software?

With the release of Office 2007, Microsoft rolled out a major redesign. These new changes are particularly evident in Microsoft Word 2007. Upon upgrading to the new version, you'll immediately see that things have changed. Now is the perfect time to enroll in a Microsoft Word 2007 training course. Not only can you learn about the changes before you get too frustrated, you can also finally move beyond the basics of the software.

With a good self-study Microsoft Word 2007 training program such as a computer based or video based course, you can learn about the changes and where to find your favorite MS Word tools as well as move on to the features you've always wanted to learn about but never got around to.

Whether you want to learn how to apply styles to make your documents look better overall or learn how to track revisions, you can find a Microsoft Word 2007 training course to match your current abilities and take you to the next level.

Word is loaded with tools designed to make your workload lighter. By learning what these tools are and how to use them, you can save time and reduce redundancy. For example, the References tab is packed with tools for inserting indexes, footnotes, captions, tables of contents, citations, and bibliographies. With the proper self-study Microsoft Word 2007 tutorial training, you can better manage your sources and instantly create linked, properly formatted citations, tables, and indexes. Why enter this information manually when the software is set up to do it for you with just a few clicks of the mouse?

Take your Word skills to the next level and impress yourself, your coworkers, and your boss!

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