Word_Processing
Word 2007 is the word processing application in the Microsoft 2002 (XP) Office Suite. It allows you to create a variety of professional-looking documents such as letters, flyers, and more. Created by Fast Forward.
This 20 part class teaches general basic skills for Windows and Microsoft Word. The lessons include: Physical components of the computer, Microsoft Windows navigation, Microsoft Word basic commands (cursors and special keys, formatting, toolbars), Introduction to the Internet, and Typing (Mavis Beacon). Created by the Tenderloin Technology Lab.
Word 2007 is the word processing application in the Microsoft 2002 (XP) Office Suite. It allows you to create a variety of professional-looking documents such as letters, flyers, and more. Created by Fast Forward.
Introduction to Microsoft Office. The basics of Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Module 6A of the CYC Course Overview of Common Office Suites. Format - PowerPoint. Creative Commons License.
Introduction to Open Office (popular open source office suite). Basics of word processing, spreadsheets and slide presentations. Module 6B of the CYC Course Overview of Common Office Suites. Format - PowerPoint. Creative Commons License.
Introduction to Microsoft Office. Basics of Word, Excel and PowerPoint. SPANISH Module 6A of the CYC Course Overview of Common Office Suites. Format - PowerPoint. Creative Commons License.
Introduction to OpenOffice (popular open source office suite). Basics of word processing, spreadsheets and slide presentations. SPANISH Module 6B of the CYC Course Overview of Common Office Suites. Format - PowerPoint. Creative Commons License.
This step-by-step demonstration shows you how to track revisions to documents in Microsoft Word 2007.
This class moves from basic Microsoft Word use into more advanced skills. The class does not build much from day to day and there is an emphasis on handouts that provide an overview of the material so that students have something they can take with them after class and refer to later. Created by the Tenderloin Technology Lab.
