Microsoft Word 2010 for Beginners

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    1. Microsoft Word 2010 Basic Functions
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    In this first lesson of a series on using word processor Microsoft Word 2010, Brian Dale introduces the basic Microsoft Word ribbon functions.

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    In this first lesson of a series on using word processor Microsoft Word 2010, Brian Dale introduces the basic Microsoft Word ribbon functions.

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    2. Microsoft Word 2010 Text Formatting
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    Text formatting and word processing go hand in hand. In this Microsoft Word 2010 lesson, learn how to enter text, choose font styles, and create bullet points.

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    Text formatting and word processing go hand in hand. In this Microsoft Word 2010 lesson, learn how to enter text, choose font styles, and create bullet points.

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    3. Microsoft Word 2010 Insert Tab
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    Microsoft Word 2010 isn’t strictly a word processor. In this lesson, learn how to insert images into a Word document and edit them to perfection.

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    Microsoft Word 2010 isn’t strictly a word processor. In this lesson, learn how to insert images into a Word document and edit them to perfection.

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    4. Microsoft Word 2010 Tables & Links
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    What’s the difference between SmartArt and regular charts in Microsoft Word 2010? Learn how to insert table-type and hyperlinks to websites.

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    What’s the difference between SmartArt and regular charts in Microsoft Word 2010? Learn how to insert table-type and hyperlinks to websites.

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    5. Headers & Footers in Microsoft Word
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    Avoid writing headers and footers into each page manually and learn how to use these functions of the Insert tab and a few more in Microsoft Word 2010.

    Headers & Footers in Microsoft Word
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    Avoid writing headers and footers into each page manually and learn how to use these functions of the Insert tab and a few more in Microsoft Word 2010.

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    Karen D
    Great lesson presentation - easy to follow along
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    Debbie R
    I enjoy the first lesson
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    Kate B
    So far, so good. Clearly communicated, thank you!
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    Stacy M
    Where is the document so that I can practice?
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    Angie C
    I do appreciate your knowledge and your imparting some to us. I really want to learn Microsoft Word. I have only one qualm. When you use the pointer be aware of your rapt audience whose eyes are glued to the screen. When you circle it too rapidly or dart back and forth, it is disconcerting and I lose concentration. Thanks.
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