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9780764508240

Word 2002 For Dummies Quick Reference

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    9780764508240

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    0764508245

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-06-15
  • Publisher: For Dummies
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Summary

Word 2002 For Dummies Quick Reference covers everything you need to create professional looking Word documents for the home, office or the Web. It also covers the enhanced features of the new version/release: * Digital signatures that can prevent changes to content after the signature is attached * Multi-selecting * Easier formatting options * Improvements to Find and Replace, tables, footnotes, proofing tools, Mail Merge and more * Subscription Mode as an installation option * Flatter, more streamlined interface * Voice and text to speech recognition * New windows graphics effects, like fading toolbars * Revamped AutoCorrect options * Less prevalent Office Assistant * Enhanced Web and collaboration features This is THE quick and easy reference to Word you'll want to have at your fingertips!

Author Biography

About the Author Peter Weverka is the author of two dozen computer books, including Quicken For Dummies Quick Reference and ICQ For Dummies. His humorous articles and stories (none related to computers, thankfully) have appeared in Harper's, SPY, and other grown-up magazines.

Table of Contents

The Big Picture: Microsoft Word 1(1)
What You See: What All That Stuff On-Screen Is
2(3)
What You See: Viewing Documents in Different Ways
5(1)
Toolbar Table: The Standard and Formatting Toolbars
6(3)
The Basics: Creating a New Document
9(1)
The Basics: Opening and Closing a Document
10(3)
The conventional way to open a document
11(1)
Speedy ways to open documents
12(1)
Closing a document
13(1)
The Basics: Saving Documents
13(2)
Saving a document for the first time
13(1)
Saving a document you've been working on
14(1)
The Basics: Selecting Text in Speedy Ways
15(1)
What You Can Do: Lay Out Documents in Sophisticated Ways
16(2)
What You Can Do: Take Advantage of Word's Formatting Tricks
18
Entering the text
1(8)
Breaking a Line
2(1)
Changing Lowercase to Uppercase and Vice Versa
2(1)
Changing the Font and Size of Text
3(1)
Dashes
4(1)
Hyphenating a Document
4(2)
Hyphenating a document automatically
5(1)
Hyphenating a document manually
5(1)
Unhyphenating and other hyphenation tasks
6(1)
Inserting a Whole File in a Document
6(1)
Spacing Lines
7(1)
Symbols and Special Characters
8(1)
Editing a Document
9(10)
Copying, Moving, and Pasting Text
10(2)
Deleting Text
12(1)
Finding a Missing Word, Paragraph, or Format
12(2)
Finding and Replacing Text and Formats
14(1)
Highlighting Parts of a Document
15(1)
Spell-Checking (and Grammar-Checking) a Document
16(3)
Correcting misspellings
16(2)
Fixing grammar errors
18(1)
Making Your Work Go Faster
19(18)
Constructing Your Default Document
20(1)
Correcting Typos on the Fly
20(2)
Customizing Word
22(7)
Choosing which buttons appear on toolbars
22(3)
Creating your own toolbar
25(1)
Changing the menu commands
26(2)
Changing the keyboard shortcuts
28(1)
Entering Graphics and Text Quickly
29(2)
Creating your own AutoText entries
29(1)
Inserting an AutoText entry
30(1)
Entering Information Quickly with Forms
31(3)
Creating a paper form
31(1)
Creating a computerized form
32(2)
Fast Formatting with the Format Painter
34(1)
Repeating an Action -- and Quicker This Time
35(1)
Undoing a Mistake
35(2)
Formatting Text and Pages
37(22)
Adding Bold, Italic, Underline, and Other Effects
38(1)
Breaking a Page
39(1)
Centering Justifying, and Aligning Text
40(1)
Coloring Text
41(1)
Creating Numbered and Bulleted Lists
41(2)
Simple numbered and bulleted Lists
41(1)
Ending and continuing lists
42(1)
Constructing lists of your own
43(1)
Dividing a Document into Sections
43(1)
Exploring the AutoFormat Options
44(1)
Fixing Spacing Problems in Headings
45(1)
Indenting Paragraphs and First Lines
46(1)
Landscape Documents
47(1)
Numbering the Lines in a Document
48(1)
Numbering the Pages
49(2)
Putting Headers and Footers on Pages
51(2)
Seeing What the Formats Are
53(1)
Setting Up and Changing the Margins
54(1)
Understanding How Paragraphs Work
55(1)
Using Tabs
56(2)
Working with the Ruler
58(1)
Styles and Templates for Easier Formatting
59(10)
All about Styles
60(1)
Applying a Style to Text and Paragraphs
61(1)
Copying Styles from Different Documents and Templates
62(1)
Creating a New Style
63(2)
Managing and Creating Templates
65(2)
Modifying a Style
67(2)
Techniques for Working on Complex Documents
69(16)
Bookmarks for Hopping Around
70(1)
Linking Documents to Make Your Work Easier
71(2)
Creating a link
71(1)
Updating, breaking, and changing links
72(1)
Moving Around in Documents
73(3)
Zipping around with the scroll bar
73(1)
Keys for getting around quickly
74(1)
``Browsing'' around a document
74(1)
Going there fast with the Go To command
75(1)
Hopping from place to place in the Document Map
75(1)
Outlines for Organizing Your Work
76(2)
Showing Revisions to Documents
78(4)
Marking the changes
79(1)
Marking changes when you forgot to turn on revision marks
79(1)
Reading and reviewing a document with revision marks
80(1)
Accepting and rejecting changes
81(1)
Working on Many Documents Simultaneously
82(1)
Working in Two Places in the Same Document
82(2)
Opening a second window
83(1)
Splitting the screen
83(1)
Zooming In, Zooming Out
84(1)
Printing Your Documents
85(16)
Churning Out Letters, Labels, and Envelopes for Mass Mailings
86(7)
Preparing the source file
86(1)
Merging the source file with the document
87(5)
Printing form letters, labels, and envelopes
92(1)
Introducing Word to Your Printer
93(1)
Previewing What You Print
94(1)
Printing a Document
95(2)
Printing a Single Address Label (or a Page of the Same Label)
97(2)
Printing an Address on an Envelope
99(2)
Constructing the Perfect Table
101(14)
Catching Up to Table Jargon
102(1)
Creating a Table
102(3)
Entering the Text and Numbers
105(1)
Making Text in Columns and Rows Align
105(1)
Merging and Splitting Cells and Tables
106(1)
Modifying the Table Layout
107(3)
Selecting different parts of a table
107(1)
Inserting and deleting columns and rows
107(1)
Moving columns and rows
108(1)
Resizing columns and rows
109(1)
Repeating Header Rows on Subsequent Pages
110(1)
Sorting, or Reordering, a Table
110(1)
Sprucing Up Your Table
111(4)
Formatting a table with Word's AutoFormats
111(1)
Getting your own borders, shading, and color
112(2)
Putting a table in the middle or side of the page
114(1)
Writing Reports
115(22)
Commenting on a Document
116(2)
Creating a Table of Figures, Graphs and More
118(1)
Generating a Table of Contents
119(3)
Creating a TOC
120(1)
Updating a TOC
121(1)
Indexing a Document
122(4)
Marking index items m the document
122(2)
Generating an index
124(2)
Editing an index
126(1)
Numbering the Headings m a Document
126(1)
Putting Captions on Figures and Tables
127(2)
Putting Cross-References in a Document
129(2)
Putting Footnotes and Endnotes in Documents
131(3)
Inserting a footnote or endnote
132(1)
Choosing the numbering scheme and position of notes
133(1)
Deleting, moving, and editing notes
134(1)
The Thesaurus's Role in Finding the Right Word
134(3)
Managing Your Documents Better
137(16)
Backing Up a Document
138(1)
Backing up to a floppy disk or zip drive
138(1)
Telling Word to create backup copies of documents
139(1)
Deleting a Word Document
139(1)
Entering and Getting Information about a Document
140(1)
Finding a Missing Document
141(3)
Conducting a basic search and reading the results
142(1)
Conducting an advanced search
143(1)
Importing and Exporting Files
144(2)
Importing a file
145(1)
Exporting a file
145(1)
Protecting Your Work with Passwords
146(4)
Keeping others from opening a document
146(1)
Opening a password-protected document
147(1)
Removing a password
147(1)
Letting others read but not change a document
147(1)
Protecting parts of a document from changes
148(2)
Recovering a Document after a Power Failure
150(1)
Renaming a Document
151(1)
Saving Versions of Documents
151(2)
Desktop and Web Publishing
153(30)
Converting Word Documents to Web Pages
154(1)
Turning a document into a Web page
154(1)
Choosing backgrounds and themes for Web pages
154(1)
Decorating a Page with a Border
155(2)
Drawing Lines and Shapes
157(2)
Dropping In a Drop Cap
159(1)
Handling Objects m Documents
160(6)
Selecting objects
160(1)
Moving and resizing graphics, text boxes, and other objects
160(2)
Borders and color shades for graphics, text boxes and other objects
162(1)
Putting borders on objects
162(1)
Filling an object with a color or gray shade
163(1)
Rotating and flipping objects
163(1)
Locking objects in place
163(1)
Handling objects that overlap
164(2)
Handling the Drawing Canvas
166(1)
Hyperlinking to Other Places
167(2)
Inserting Clip Art and Graphics in Documents
169(4)
Inserting a clip art image from your computer
170(1)
Inserting a photograph or graphic from your computer
171(1)
Experimenting with brightness, contrast, and appearance
172(1)
Cropping off part of a graphic
173(1)
Making Room to Bind a Document
173(1)
Putting Newspaper-Style Columns m a Document
173(3)
Watermarking for the Elegant Effect
176(1)
WordArt for Embellishing Documents
177(2)
Working with Text Boxes
179(1)
Inserting a text box
179(1)
Changing the direction of the text
180(1)
Linking the text in different text boxes
180(1)
Wrapping Text around a Graphic, Drawing Canvas, or Other Object
180(3)
Index 183

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