Here are some very good tutorials on Word, Excel, and MS Office, hosted by University of Florida. These Word, Excel, and Office tutorials discuss and demonstrate the important features of Microsoft Word, Excel and Office that combine together to provide users with a powerful word editing application and a spreadsheet program. These Office tutorials can be downloaded (doc and ppt formats) and saved for later reference.


Microsoft Office: Word and Excel 531 Kb, 22 pages)
This Word and Excel tutorial discusses features such as tables, toolbars, cell addresses, splitting cells and complex cell manipulation.

 - Word Tables
 - Word Tables and Borders Toolbar
 - Math in Word Tables
 - Math in Excel
 - Order of Operations
 - Cell Addresses
 - Splitting Cells in Microsoft Word
 - Dealing with Complex Cells in Microsoft Word
 - Splitting Cells in Microsoft Excel (Text to Columns)
 - Dealing with Complex Cells in Microsoft Excel


Microsoft Office 2003: Word and Excel  (538 Kb, 23 pages)
This Word and Excel tutorial explains features in Microsoft Office 2003, including math functions in Word and Excel, splitting cells, complex cell manipulation and the creation of tables.

 - Creating Tables
 - Tables and Borders Toolbar
 - Math in Word Tables
 - Math in Excel
 - Functions
 - Splitting Cells in Microsoft Word
 - Dealing with Complex Cells in Microsoft Word
 - Splitting Cells in Microsoft Excel (Text to Columns)
 - Dealing with Complex Cells in Microsoft Excel


Microsoft Office: Drawing Toolbar  (372 Kb, 15 pages)
This tutorial discusses the drawing toolbar in Microsoft Office with its autoshapes, the draw menu, wrapping text around objects and tips and tricks for drawing objects.

 - Drawing Toolbar
 - AutoShapes
 - The Draw Menu
 - Wrapping Text Around Objects in Word 97
 - Wrapping Text Around Objects in Word 2000
 - Tips and Tricks for Graphics and Drawing Objects


Microsoft Office Overview  (719 Kb, 23 slides)
This PowerPoint presentation is a handout of the features of Microsoft Office and its applications.


Microsoft Office Overview  (2.7 Mb, 23 slides)
This PowerPoint presentation provides an in-depth overview of Microsoft Office and its applications.

 - Word
 - Excel
 - PowerPoint
 - Access

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Here is the post on 15 Word 2003 Tutorials, at Health Science Center Training, University of Florida. These Word tutorials describe and teach various features of this word processing tool with ample screenshots. Some of the features that are explained in these tutorials are: bullets and numbering, headers and footers, spelling and grammar, and tables. These workshop tutorials assume you having some experience with using Word. They are in .doc (Word) format.


Word 2003 Tutorials:

 - Bullets & Numbering-Handout 206 Kb, 10 Pages
 - Forms-Handout 389 Kb, 17 Pages
 - Headers Footers-Handout 165 kb, 10 Pages
 - MailMerge1-Handout 347 Kb, 13 Pages
 - Navigating-Formatting-Handout 295 Kb, 17 Pages
 - Navigating-Formatting-Notes 27 Kb, 2 Pages
 - Paragraphs-Handout 305 Kb,11 Pages
 - Paragraphs-Notes 24 kb, 1 Page
 - Sections-Handout 291 Kb, 19 Pages
 - Spelling-Grammar-AutoCorrect-Handout 238 Kb, 12 Pages
 - Spelling-Grammar-Notes 30 kb, 3 Pages
 - Styles Indexes-Handout 308 Kb, 12 Pages
 - Tables I-Handout 160 Kb, 8 Pages
 - Tables II-Handout 124 Kb, 8 Pages
 - Tabs-Handout 98 Kb, 5 Pages

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Here are 10 excellent Microsoft Word Tutorials, at California Polytechnic State University, that provide a lot of information on the basics of Word and how to go about working with it. Word is the de facto word processing application used by millions the world over and these Word tutorials will increase your skills in no time. These Word tutorials cover several features, from mail merge and form filling, to table creation and document collaboration. They are in pdf format and can be downloaded and used for later reference.


10 Word Tutorials:

Create Accessible Word 2003 Documents  (188 Kb, 7 pages)
This detailed tutorial provides users with information about creation of Word documents, setting languages, templates, styles, headers and footers, numbered and bulleted lists and shortcuts.

Create Mailing Labels from an Electronic File with Word 2002 (XP)  (39 Kb, 6 pages)
This Word tutorial explains the creation of mailing labels from an electronic file. These mailing labels can be used for sending mass mails to various recipients at a time.

Creating and Using Tables  (172 Kb, 3 pages)
This tutorial discusses the creation and use of tables in Word. Tables are used to represent complex data in a more orderly and understandable format.

Create Online Fill-in Form  (260 Kb, 1 page)
In case users have to create a fill-in form in Word, they can do so with components such as checkboxes and drop down fields. This is explained detail in this tutorial.

Preserving Text When Re-protecting a Form Without Macros  (36 Kb, 2 pages)
This Word tutorial explains how to work with Macros in forms and focuses on the topic of keeping the text intact when re-protecting a form without macros.

Form Fields Lose Text When Protected for Forms – Word97  (42 Kb, 4 pages)
This Word tutorial discusses writing macros to retain information in protected forms and how to implement these macros.

Form Fields Lose Text When Protected for Forms – Mac Word98  (42 Kb, 4 pages)
This tutorial teaches how to write macros to retain information in protected forms and how to implement them. This tutorial is intended for Mac users for Word 98.

Clean Up Email messages with MS Word  (370 Kb, 1 page)
This simple 1 page tutorial explains how to clean up email messages and removing paragraph marks with the help of Word.

Document Collaboration  (656 Kb, 7 pages_
Document collaboration is a term which refers to the development and review process to create a document by multiple individuals for their viewing.

Mail Merge information  (605 Kb, 4 pages)
This document explains the creation of main documents, data documents, mailing labels and catalogs for the mail merge feature in Word.

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Here are 6 Word 2003 Tutorials from the University at Albany that teach and explain several of Word’s important capabilities, including Menus, Formatting tools, Layout tools, Illustrations, Tables and the Mail merge feature. These features come in handy when working with data that needs to be segregated and formatted for presentation.


6 Word Tutorials:

Word 2003 I: Menus, Capabilities and Basic Skills
This Word tutorial explains the menu options available in Word and the dialog boxes they handle which include Open and Save.

Word 2003 II: Toolbars and Formatting Tools and Techniques
This tutorial demonstrates Word’s toolbars and formatting tools such as tabs, margins, paragraphs, colors and alignment of text on a page.

Word 2003 III: More Formatting Tools & Techniques
This Word tutorial continues from where the previous one left off covering formatting tools and techniques.

Word 2003 V: Illustration & Layout Tools
This tutorial explains various Illustration and Layout tools in Word such as Clipart, Images, Word Art, Shadows and Textboxes.

Word 2003 VII: Tables in Word
This tutorial teaches Word’s capabilities in creating Tables and adding spreadsheets to the document

Word 2003 X: Mail Merge and Labels
This Word tutorial explains the Mail Merge feature that is used to generate multiple documents from a single template and using Labels to add names and other data from a database.

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This series of Microsoft Word Tutorials at nicetutz.blogspot.com teaches and demontrates working with both Word 2007 and Word 2003. These Word tutorials discuss Word concepts for both novices and experts alike. Searching, printing, editing, using Microsoft Help and keyboard shortcuts are taught in detail. Also shown are more complex features such as recovering from a crash and protecting files from viruses.


Introducing Word 2007
This tutorial discusses starting and launching Word, interacting with the Word interface, accessing the toolbar and closing Word after use.

 - Loading MS-Word 2007 Program
 - Getting to Know the New User Interface
 - Using the Quick Access Toolbar
 - Using Ribbon
 - Customizing an Word 2007 Program
 - Exiting Word 2007


Exploring Word 2007
This Word tutorial explains the different views of a Word document, zooming a page, splitting windows to view multiple documents, saving a document and printing it.

 - Exploring Word 2007
 - Opening, Moving Around in, and Closing a Document
 - Displaying Different Views of Document
 - Zooming Relative to Page or Text
 - The Windows Group Doing Splits
 - Creating and Saving a Document
 - Up to Speed Understanding Word File Types
 - Previewing and Printing a Document
 - Key Points


Editing Data in Word 2007
This Word tutorial shows how words can be edited in a Word document by select the text, undo, redo and making appropriate use of the Office clipboard.

 - Adding Data by Pointing
 - Selecting Data
 - Editing Data with Pop-up Toolbar
 - Undo and Redo
 - Using the Office Clipboard


Keyboard Shortcuts for Office 2007
This tutorial discusses keyboard shortcuts that come in handy every now and then while working on Word.

 - Protecting Yourself with Undo and Redo
 - Checking Your Spelling
 - Finding Text


Tips for Using Office 2007
This tutorial contains quick tips that users should know while working on Word.

 - Saving Office 2007 Files
 - Password Protecting Your Files
 - Guarding Against Macro Viruses and Worms
 - Create Your Own Word Keyboard Shortcuts
 - Zooming in and out to Avoid Eyestrain
 - Freezing Row and Column Headings in Excel
 - Displaying Slides Out of Order in PowerPoint
 - Reduce Spam in Outlook
 - Using Pocket Office


Typing Text in Word
The primary use of an editing program is to edit text in it. This tutorial gives an overview of the various ways of input that Word accepts. It explains Find and Replace, Spell check, Grammar check and proof reading.

 - Moving the Cursor with Mouse
 - Moving the Cursor with Keyboard
 - Viewing a Document
 - Navigating through a Document
 - Finding and Replacing Text
 - Checking your Spelling
 - Checking your Grammar
 - Proofreading your Document
 - Typing Symbols


Formatting Text
Text can be formatted in various ways to suit many a user’s preferences. These ways include changing font, size, style, color and alignment, all of which as demonstrated in this Word Text tutorial.

 - Changing the Font
 - Changing the Font Size
 - Changing the Text Style
 - Changing Colors
 - Justifying Text Alignment
 - Adjust Line Spacing
 - Making Lists
 - Using the Ruler
 - Showing Formatting Marks
 - Using Format Painter
 - Using Styles
 - Using Templates
 - Removing Formatting from Text


Changing the Look of a Document
A document’s look and feel can be changed using various elements in Word. These elements include the document’s background, theme, header and footer and templates. These topics are reviewed in detail here.

 - Changing a Document’s Background
 - Changing a Document’s Theme
 - Working with Templates
 - Adding Headers and Footers
 - Controlling What Appears on Each Page
 - Tips


Printing Word Documents
Printing Word documents are fairly easy, unless the orientation, the printer settings, or the printing sytle are to be changed. These options are discussed in this tutorials.

 - Quick and Easy Printing
 - Print Preview
 - Choosing a Printer
 - Changing Print Setting
 - Using other Print Options
 - Printing Envelopes
 - Printing Labels
 - Setting Print Options


Getting Help from Word
This Word Help tutorial explains how Word’s Help feature can be used effectively.

 - Browsing the Help Window
 - Searching in the Help Window
 - Making the Help Window Easier to Read


Protecting Against Viruses and Other Threats
The usage of antivirus programs and how to avoid viruses that destroy your Word files are discussed.

 - Viruses and Antivirus Program - Spyware
 - Understanding and Avoiding Office Viruses
 - Taking Additional Security Precautions
 - Final Discussion


Recovering from Problems
This Word tutorial goes over System Restore, using Office Diagnostics, recovering lost files, and working with recovered files.

 - Using System Restore
 - Using Office Diagnostics
 - Locating Lost Files
 - Working With Recovered Files
 - Surfing the Web for Answers
 - Final Discussion

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Here are many comprehensive, interactive Word 2003 Tutorials from shortcutlearning.com. These Word tutorials use point and click interactivity so you can quickly understand and start using many of Word’s features, as linked here.


Interactive Word 2003 Tutorials:

Basic Word Tutorials:
 - Introduction to Word
 - Open Microsoft Word.
 - Opening a New Document
 - Opening a existing document
 - Changing The Office Assistant

Using Text in Word:
 - Adding Text
 - Using Bold, Italic and Underline
 - Changing Color & Highlight of text
 - Change font by using the Font Dialog Box
 - Changing a font’s style & size of text
 - Undoing Changes in a document
 - Redoing Changes in a document

Formatting Text in Word:
 - Copy and Pasting Text
 - Cutting and Pasting Text
 - Bullets and Numbers
 - Using auto formatting
 - Changing text alignments
 - Copying Character Formatting

Indenting Text in Word:
 - Double Indenting
 - Setting the Indent Options
 - Indent Shortcut
 - Quick Indent

Word Find and Replace:
 - Find and Replace
 - How to use the “Go To” command

Word Spelling and the Thesaurus:
 - Setting Word to Spell check on-the-fly
 - Using the Word Correction List, Auto Prompt & adding Smiley Faces
 - Delete words from the Auto Correct list
 - Using the thesaurus
 - Using the Look Up to check a words meaning

Word Document Properties:
 - Opening Different Documents
 - Using the Scrollbar Buttons
 - Setting Columns for pages
 - Undoing Columns
 - Preview a document before opening
 - Different ways to View a document

Page Borders and Text Boxes:
 - How to use the Border Button on the Toolbar
 - How to create borders, boxes and shading
 - How to put a border around pages of text
 - How to make partial boxes

Page Properties in Word:
 - Changing Margins using the Print Preview
 - Changing Margins using the Page Setup
 - Inserting a Page Breaks & the difference between Page & Section breaks
 - Inserting Section Breaks
 - Centering a page, top & bottom
 - Making a page Landscape or Portrait

Using Tabs in Word:
 - Using tab settings
 - Setting leader tabs
 - Setup a tab by using the Tabs Dialog Box

Using Word Outlines:
 - Create a new outline
 - Add a sub topic to your outline
 - Adding a text topic
 - Showing different views of an outline
 - Rearrange topics in your outline
 - Print your outline

Headers and Footnotes:
 - Add headers and footers in a document
 - Add headers for odd and even pages
 - Inserting Footnotes or Endnotes

Page Numbering:
 - How to make automatic page numbers
 - Select different page number styles
 - Add a page number in different locations

Adding Images:
 - How to insert a Clip Art
 - Wrapping text around images

Word Extras:
 - Adding the Table of Content
 - How to set a bookmark
 - Using bookmarks to find your way round your document
 - Making Superscript and Subscript text
 - Using the repete key
 - How to turn on auto recovery
 - Using the wizards in Microsoft Word

Managing Tables in Word:
 - Creating a Table
 - Drawing a Table
 - Cutting and Pasting a Table
 - Showing the Table Toolbar
 - Dragging the table
 - Changing Column and Row widths in a Table
 - Changing Table line types
 - Inserting Rows in a Table
 - Selecting a table’s Row or Column
 - Selecting all text in a cell of a table
 - Make a table out of text
 - Deleting a table

Word Templates:
 - Editing the NORMAL.DOT Template
 - Making a Template with text
 - Opening a Document Template
 - Changing a Document Template

Printing in Word:
 - Printing a Document
 - How to cancel print job
 - Previewing a document before printing
 - Making a page Landscape or Portrait

Emailing:
 - Emailing Documents
 - Installing Microsoft Outlook

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Here are 78 Microsoft Word Keyboard Shortcuts, which include keyboard shortcuts for formating text, line spacing, and selecting text. These shortcuts will help you become more efficient at using Word. They will work with all recent versions of Word.


Word Function Keys
F1: Gets Help or visit Microsoft Office Online
F2: Moves text or graphics
F3: Inserts an AutoText entry
F4: Repeats the last action
F5: Chooses the Go To command (Edit menu)
F6: Goes to the next frame
F7: Chooses the Spelling command (Tools menu)
F8: Extends a selection
F9: Updates selected fields
F10:Activates the menu bar
F11: Goes to the next field
F12: Save As command


Control + Function Key
Ctrl + F2: Print Preview command (File menu)
Ctrl + F3: Cut to the Spike
Ctrl + F4: Closes the window
Ctrl + F5: Restores the document window size (for example, after maximising it)
Ctrl + F6: Goes to the next window
Ctrl + F7: Move command (title bar shortcut menu)
Ctrl + F8: Size command (title bar shortcut menu)
Ctrl + F9: Inserts an empty field
Ctrl + F10: Maximises document window
Ctrl + F11: Locks a field
Ctrl + F12: Open command (File menu)


Control + Shift + Function Key
Ctrl + Shift + F3: Inserts contents of Spike
Ctrl + Shift + F5: Edit a bookmark
Ctrl + Shift + F6: Goes to the previous window
Ctrl + Shift + F7: Updates linked information in a Word source document
Ctrl + Shift + F8: Makes vertical text block
Ctrl + Shift + F9: Unlinks a field
Ctrl + Shift + F11: Unlocks a field
Ctrl + Shift + F12: Print command (File menu)


Shift + Function Key
Shift + F1: Starts context-sensitive Help or reveals formatting
Shift + F2: Copies text
Shift + F3: Changes case of letters
Shift + F4: Repeats a Find o
Shift + F5: Moves to the last change
Shift + F6: Goes to the previous pane or frame
Shift + F7: Launches Thesaurus (Tools menu, Language submenu)
Shift + F8: Shrinks a selection
Shift + F9: Switches between a field code and its result
Shift + F10: Displays a shortcut menu
Shift + F11: Goes to the previous field
Shift + F12: Save command (File menu)


Alt + Function Key
Alt + F1: Goes to next field
Alt + F3: Creates an AutoText entry.
Alt + F4: Quits Word
Alt + F5: Restores program window size
Alt + F6: Moves from an open dialog box back to the document for some dialog boxes like Find and Replace.
Alt + F7: Finds the next misspelling or grammatical error. Check spelling as you type check box must be selected.
Alt + F8: Runs a macro
Alt + F9: Switches between all field codes and their results
Alt + F10: Maximises the program window
Alt + F11: Displays Visual Basic code


Alt + Shift + Function Key
Alt + Shift + F1: Goes to the previous field
Alt + Shift + F2: Save command (File menu)
Alt + Shift + F9: Runs GOTOBUTTON or MACROBUTTON from the field that displays the field results
Alt + Shift + F10: Displays the menu or message for a smart tag. If more than one smart tag is present, switch to the next smart tag and display its menu or message
Alt + Shift + F11: Starts Microsoft Script Editor


Control + Alt + Function Key
Ctrl + Alt + F1: Displays Microsoft System Information
Ctrl + Alt + F2: Open command (File menu)


Basic Character Formatting

• To change text to bold, press Ctrl+B, and to reverse bold back to normal text, press Ctrl+B again.
• To change text to italic, press Ctrl+I, and to reverse italics back to normal text, press Ctrl+I again.
• Underline text by pressing Ctrl+U, and to reverse underlining, press Ctrl+U again.

Changing Line Spacing

Changing the line spacing inserts extra space between the lines of text in a paragraph (or all paragraphs in a block). In Word, there are three keyboard shortcuts for three common types of line spacing: single-spacing, 1 1/2-line spacing, and double spacing:

• To single-space a paragraph (or all paragraphs within a text selection), press Ctrl+1.
• To double-space a paragraph (or paragraphs that are selected), press Ctrl+2.
• To space 1 1/2 lines, press Ctrl+5. 

Selecting a Block with the Keyboard

To quickly select characters and lines as a block, you can use the Shift key in combination with any of the cursor control keys as described on the following pages.

• Shift+Left Arrow: to select one character at a time to the left of the toothpick cursor.
• Shift+Right Arrow: to select one character at a time to the right of the toothpick cursor.
• Shift+Home: to select a block of text from the toothpick cursor to the beginning of the line.
• Shift+End: to select a block of text from the toothpick cursor to the end of the line.
• Shift+Up Arrow: to select a block of text from the toothpick cursor to the line above.
• Shift+Down Arrow: to select a block of text from the toothpick cursor to the line below.

Shift+Click to Select Text Block of Any Size

To select a text block of any size, use the Shift+click technique as follows:

1. Positioning the mouse toothpick cursor where you want the block to start (the anchor point).
2. Navigate through your document using the vertical scroll bar.
3. Press and hold the Shift key and then click the mouse where you want the block to end.
4. The text from the toothpick cursor to wherever you Shift+clicked the mouse is selected as a block.

F8 Extended Selection Mode

Press the F8 key multiple times to select specific text, as follows:

• Select a Word: Press the F8 key twice to select a word. (However, its easier to just double-click the word to select it.)
• Select a Sentence: Press the F8 key three times with the mouse cursor within a sentence to select that sentence.
• Select a Paragraph: Press the F8 key four times with the mouse cursor within a paragraph to select that whole paragraph.
• Select the Entire Document: Press the F8 key five times to select the whole document. (Or press Ctrl+A.)

To use the mouse and the F8 key together to select text of any size, place the mouse cursor at either end of the selection block and then press the F8 key. Then, go to the other side of the text you need to select and click the mouse cursor.

To exit F8 Extended Selection mode, press the Esc key.

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Here is a nice Microsoft Word 2003 Reference Tutorial hosted at windowsreference.com. It provides detailed bulleted instructions for each sub-feature shown below. This Word tutorial reference is also available in pdf format here: microsoft-word-2003-reference.pdf.


Word Features Explained:

File Management:
 - Create a New File
 - Open an Existing File
 - Save a File
 - Save a File as a Web Page
 - Save a Formatted Document as a Template
 - Print a File
 - Print Preview

Set AutoRecover and Automatic File Backup:
 - To set AutoRecover & Automatic Backup:
 - To recover your document after a power failure or other shut-down
 - To replace a damaged file with its backup copy

File Navigation:
 - Go to Beginning of Document
 - Go to End of Document
 - Go to Next Page
 - Go to Previous Page

File Editing: Delete, Select, & Copy/Paste:
 - Delete
 - Selecting Text
 - Copy or Cut (Move) & Paste

Searching:
 - Word Search
 - Customize Word Search
 - Replace Word

Formatting Features:
 - Formatting Toolbar
 - Using Document Themes
 - Font Properties (alternate method)
 - Footnotes & Endnotes
 - Header & Footer
 - Hyperlink
 - Lists: Numbered or Bulleted
 - Margins
 - Page Break
 - Page Numbering
 - Page Orientation
 - Line Spacing
 - Special Symbols or Characters
 - Subscripts & Superscripts
 - Tables
 - Tabs

Images:
 - Insert an Image File
 - Delete an Image
 - Move an Image
 - Re-size an Image
 - Wrap Text Around an Image

Screen Views:
 - Normal View
 - Print Layout View
 - Outline View
 - View Multiple Documents on Screen

Spelling & Grammar:
 - Spellcheck
 - Grammar-check

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Here are 4 Word 2003 Training Manuals, hosted by Villanova University. These will teach you how to use Word to create and work with Paragraphs, Tabs, Tables, Cells, Graphics, Pictures, and Mail Merge. Also available is this short document explaining how to Fix a Word Mail Merge issue that occurs when Excel loses its formatting when data is merged (1 page, 12kb, pdf).


Word 2003 Formatting Training Manual
This shows you how to: Format and Align Paragraphs, and Use, Clear and Delete Tabs. (17 pages, 78kb, pdf)

Lesson 1 – Using Paragraph Formatting:
Formatting Paragraphs
Aligning Paragraphs
Using Click and Type to Align Text
Modifying Paragraph Spacing
Revealing Formatting
Modifying Line Spacing
Copying Paragraph Formats

Lesson 2 – Indenting Paragraphs:
Changing the Left Indent
Indenting the First Line
Creating a Hanging Indent
Creating a Right Indent

Lesson 3 – Setting Tabs:
Using Tab Stops
Setting Tab Stops
Deleting and Moving Tab Stops
Clearing All Tabs
Creating a Leader Tab


Word 2003 Tables Training Manual
Learn how to: Create, Use and Modify Tables and Cells, and Work with Table Headings, Borders, and Shading.  (24 pages, 112kb, pdf)

Lesson 1 – Working with Tables:
Creating a Table
Navigating a Table
Entering Text Into a Table
Inserting a Blank Line
Using Table Autoformat
Hiding and Showing Gridlines
Using the Draw Table Button
Converting Existing Text Into a Table

Lesson 2 – Editing a Table:
Selecting Table Components
Selecting the Entire Table
Inserting Rows and Columns Into a Table
Merging Cells
Rotating Text in a Table
Changing Column Width and Row Height
Aligning Table Text
Distributing Rows and Columns Evenly
Splitting Cells
Deleting Columns and Rows
Setting Table Properties
Converting a Table Into Text
Creating a Table Heading

Lesson 3 – Applying Borders and Shading:
Using Borders and Shading
Adding Borders and Shading to Text
Adding a Border to a Page
Adding a Border to a Table
Removing a Border from a Table
Adding and Removing Shading


Word 2003 Graphics Training Manual
This teaches you how to: Insert Graphics, and Work with Graphics and Images, 3-D Effects, Layering Text and Objects, WordArt, and Watermarks. (20 pages, 217kb, pdf)

Lesson 1 – Working with Drawing Objects:
Creating a Drawing Object
Selecting Filled and Unfilled Object
Moving an Object
Using the Drawing Canvas
Drawing Without the Drawing Canvas
Drawing a Line
Changing and Removing the Fill Color
Formatting Lines
Resizing an Object
Adding a 3-D Effect
Layering Text and Objects
Deleting an Object

Lesson 2 – Inserting Graphics:
Inserting a Picture
Formatting Pictures
Creating WordArt Objects
Formatting WordArt Objects
Using Advanced Layout Options
Creating Watermarks


Word 2003 Mail Merge Training Manual
Covers Setting up and Using Mail Merge, Data Source, Entering Records, Merge Fields, Merging and Previewing the Data, Sorting the Data, and Merging Labels, Envelopes, and Directories.  (21 pages, 85kb, pdf)

Lesson 1 – Using Mail Merge:
Working with Mail Merge
Starting the Mail Merge Wizard
Identifying the Main Document
Creating a Data Source
Adding Fields to a Data Source
Removing Fields From a Data Source
Rearranging Fields in a Data Source
Saving a Data Source
Entering Records Into a Data Source
Using an Existing Data Source
Setting View Options For Merging
Inserting Merge Fields Into a Document
Previewing Merged Data
Merging to a New Document
Sorting Records to Be Merged
Merging to the Printer

Lesson 2 – Merging Mailing Labels, Envelopes & Directories:
Using Mailing Labels & Envelopes
Creating Mailing Labels/Envelopes
Selecting Label/ Envelope Options
Attaching a Data Source
Inserting Label/Envelope Merge Fields
Merging Labels to a New Document
Creating a Directory

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Here are 10 Word 2003 Tutorials in Video Format from video-tutes.com. These will teach and show you how to do things in Word such as using templates, working with tools and menus, creating tabs and spacing, tracking changes, working with graphics, using the insert feature, creating web pages, importing spreadsheets from Excel, and using tables and the control toolbox.


Word 2003 Video Tutorials:

 - Working with Templates
 - Tools and Menus
 - Tabs and Spacing
 - Track Changes
 - Importing Graphics
 - The Insert Menu
 - Working with Web Pages
 - Importing Excel
 - Using Tables in Word
 - Control Toolbox Functions

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This is a comprehensive 401-page Word 2003 Training Manual, hosted by Purdue University. This Word training document will teach and show you how to do the basics along with many intermediate and advanced tasks in Word.  It contains 13 chapters, each with lessons that teach a new Word feature by using step-by-step directions, illustrations, and exercises for applying what is being taught. A review is included at the end of each chapter to help you remember what you’ve learned. This review contains a review of the topics covered in the chapter’s lessons, a quiz to see how much you’ve learned, and a homework assignment where you can put your new skills into practice. This Word training manual is 12.1mb in size and is in pdf format. Purdue also makes available for dowload this Word Document Collaboration Tutorial (8 pages, 161kb, doc format) and this illustrated Word 2003 Quick Reference (2 pages, 155kb, pdf format).


Table of Contents of Word 2003 Training Manual:

Chapter One: The Fundamentals
 - Using Menus and Toolbars
 - Creating a New Document
 - Filling Out Dialog Boxes
 - Keystroke and Right Mouse Button Shortcuts
 - Closing a Document, Creating a New Document, and Entering Text
 - Selecting, Replacing, Inserting, Deleting Text
 - Opening and Saving a Document
 - Saving a Document
 - Printing and Previewing a Document

Chapter Two: Working with and Editing Text
 - Saving a Document with a Different Name
 - Working with Multiple Documents and Windows
 - Copying and Pasting Text and Comparing Documents Side by Side
 - Moving and Copying Text with Drag and Drop
 - Finding and Replacing Text
 - Spelling and Grammar
 - Thesaurus, Word Count, and Research Pane
 - Using Undo, Redo and Repeat
 - Recovering Your Documents

Chapter Three: Formatting Characters and Paragraphs
 - Formatting Characters Using the Toolbar
 - Using the Font Dialog Box
 - Changing Paragraph Alignment
 - Indenting Paragraphs
 - Adjusting and Removing Tabs, and Using the Tabs Dialog Box
 - Formatting Paragraph Line Spacing
 - Creating Bulleted and Numbered Lists
 - Adding Borders, Shading and Patterns to Paragraphs

Chapter Four: Formatting Pages
 - Adjusting Margins
 - Creating Headers and Footers
 - Changing the Paper Orientation and Size
 - Previewing a Document
 - Controlling Where the Page Breaks
 - Working with Section Breaks and Multiple Page Formats
 - Creating and Working with Envelopes
 - Working with Text in Multiple Columns

Chapter Five: Working with Tables
 - Creating and Working with Tables
 - Adjusting Column Width and Row Height
 - Inserting and Deleting Rows and Columns
 - Adding Borders, Shading, and Patterns to a Table
 - Using AutoFormat
 - Sorting Information in a Table
 - Using the Draw Table and Eraser Buttons
 - Merging and Splitting Cells
 - Orienting, Aligning, and Spacing Cell Contents

Chapter Six: Working with Templates and Styles
 - Working with a Document Template
 - Working with Paragraph and Styles
 - Attaching a Different Template to a Document
 - Copying Styles Between Documents and Templates

Chapter Seven: Drawing and Working with Graphics
 - Adding, Working with, and Formatting Text Boxes
 - Selecting, Resizing, Moving, and Deleting Objects
 - Inserting Clipart
 - Inserting and Formatting Pictures
 - Positioning, Aligning and Grouping Objects
 - Drawing AutoShapes
 - Flipping and Rotating Objects
 - Applying Shadows and -D Effects

Chapter Eight: Performing a Mail Merge
 - An Overview of the Mail Merge Process
 - Selecting the Document Type, Starting Document, and Recipient
 - Writing Your Letter and Previewing a Mail Merge
 - Creating and Working with Labels
 - Using IF… THEN… ELSE Fields

Chapter Nine: Document Collaboration
 - Accepting and Rejecting Revisions
 - Inserting Comments
 - Comparing and Merging Documents
 - Password-Protecting a Document

Chapter Ten: Working with Outlines and Long Documents
 - Viewing and Modifying an Outline
 - Adding Bookmarks, Footnotes and Endnotes
 - Adding Cross-References
 - Creating a Table of Contents and an Index
 - Working with Master Documents

Chapter Eleven: Working with WordArt and Charts
 - Inserting and Formatting a WordArt Object
 - Creating and Modifying a Chart

Chapter Twelve: Working with Forms
 - Creating a New Form
 - Using Text, Check Box, and Drop-down Fields
 - Performing Calculations in a Form Field
 - Preparing and Filling Out an Online Form
 - Working with Multiple Sections in Forms

Chapter Thirteen: Creating Web Pages with Word
 - Creating and Saving a Web Page
 - Converting a Word Document to a Web Page
 - Adding and Working with Hyperlinks
 - Applying a Theme to a Web Page
 - Working with Frames

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This is a 28-page Microsoft Word 2003 Tips and Tricks tutorial, from the Institute of Advanced Studies, that will help you become a more efficient day-to-day Word user. It covers Word features such as templates, headers and footers, page numbering, marks, rulers, document map, watermarks, keyboard shortcuts, international characters, mail merge, printing, print preview, statistics, and recent files. This Word tutorial is 277kb in size and is in pdf format.


Contents of this Word Tips and Tricks document:
 
Introduction
Getting Help

Creating Documents from Templates
  Working with document templates
  Creating a calendar

Formatting and Viewing Tips and Tricks
  Comparing two documents side-by-side
  Embedding fonts so others can view your documents
  Inserting Headers and Footers
  Inserting Page Numbers
  Inserting Organizational Charts and Diagrams
  Inserting Wavy Underlines, Double Underlines, and More
  Preventing page breaks inside paragraphs
  Removing Hyperlink Formatting from URLs
  Showing or hiding formatting marks feature
  Showing or hiding the rulers
  Using the Document Map
  Viewing a Microsoft Word 2003 document
  Viewing and comparing document formatting
  Working on and viewing two separate document sections
  Working with Watermarks

Working with Word 2003’s Keyboard Shortcuts
  Displaying shortcut keys for any given toolbar button
  Printing a list of all Word 2003 keyboard shortcuts
  Entering international characters in Word 2003
  Using a specific language keyboard layout with Word 2003

Working with Mail Merge
  Preparing for a mail merge
  Navigating through the Mail Merge task pane
  Using a Microsoft Excel file for Mail Merge
  Tweaking the mail merge data formats

Printing Tips and Tricks
  Automatically Print Document Properties
  Printing a draft copy of your documents
  Print Previewing multiple pages at once
  Specifying pages to print from a document

Miscellaneous Word Tools and Trick
  Define a word online using Microsoft Word 2003
  Display readability statistics for a document
  Displaying the total number of words in a Microsoft Word 2003 document
  Remember more recently opened files

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Here is an excellent, free Advanced Word 2003 Training Manual, from mousetraining.co.uk. This illustrated advanced Word training document is 191 pages in length and is downloadable in zip format (ZIP file is 3.5mb, resulting DOC file is 4.4mb after unzipping). Advanced Word features and topics covered by this training manual include the following: advanced Table Features, advanced Formatting Techniques, Styles, Outlining, working with Headings and Fields, Auto-Features, Columns, Indexes and Tables, Master Documents, Track Changes, Comments, and Templates and Forms. Look for the hand icons which precede the list of instructions for each command or feature being taught. 

Table of Contents of Advanced Word 2003 Training Manual:

Introduction
How to use this guide

Section 1
Advanced Tabs
Tables – Advanced Features
Moving and Copying
Splitting A Table
Table, Row, and Column Sizes
Table Alignment
Merging and Splitting Cells
Sorting Cells
Table Formulas
Draw Table
Repeating Table Headings

Section 2
Advanced formatting techniques
Styles
Default styles
Creating new styles
Redefining a style
Creating & redefining with format style
Copying Styles between Documents
Borders
Changing the paragraph border width
Page borders & Shading
Defining Styles Automatically
Printing Styles

Section 3
Outlining
Document outlines
Using an Outline
Moving Headings and Body Text in an Outline
Outline Numbering
Customising the outline numbering

Section 4
Using the Document Map
Document Map
Changing the Level of Detail

Section 5
Numbering Headings
Applying Numbering
Customised Numbering

Section 6
Using Fields
Inserting Fields
Field Switches
Viewing & Updating Field Codes
Locking, Unlinking & Deleting Fields
Common Long Document Fields
Date and Time
Document Information
Links and References

Section 7
Creating cross-references
Cross-Referencing Text
Heading cross-references
Page Reference
Updating cross-references

Section 8
Auto-Features
AutoFormat
AutoText
AutoComplete
AutoSummarize

Section 9
Advanced tips and tricks
Locating Files
Advanced Header and Footer options
HyperLink

Section 10
Section Breaks
Continuous & Next Page Section Breaks
Odd Page and Even Page section breaks
Handling Headers And Footers
Section Properties

Section 11
Columns
Snaking Columns
Entering Text
Lines between columns
Column Breaks

Section 13
Indexes and Tables
Table of Content
Indexes
Editing and Updating Indexes
AutoMark

Section 14
Using Master documents
Saving the Master Document
Converting An Existing Document Into A Master Document
Inserting Subdocuments Into A Master Document
Working With Subdocuments
Multi-User Access
Formatting A Master Document
Printing the Master document & Subdocument
Printing the Master Document Outline

Section 15
Footnotes and endnotes
Footnotes and Endnotes
Inserting Footnotes
Customising Footnotes
Using Endnotes

Section 16
Track Changes (Revision Marks)
Locking A Document
Versions

Section 17
Comments
Locking A Document
Printing Comments

Section 18
Customising the Word 2003 environment
Customising Toolbars &Menus
Macros

Section 19
Templates and Forms
Customising the template environment
Form fields

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Here is a great, free Introduction to Word 2003 Training Manual, from mousetraining.co.uk. This illustrated Word training document is 167 pages in length and is downloadable in zip format (ZIP file is 3.1mb, resulting DOC file is 6.5mb after unzipping). Word features and topics demonstrated include the following: Smart Tags, Undo & Redo, Autocorrect, Templates, Navigation, Selecting Text, Moving & Copying, Character and Paragraph Formatting, Bullets, Document Views, Printing, Tables, and Page Layout. Look for the hand icons which precede the list of instructions for each command or feature being taught. The Appendix list the toolbars mentioned within the manual with a breakdown of their functions and tables of shortcut keys.


Table of Contents of Introduction to Word 2003 Training Manual:

Introduction
How to use this guide
Objectives:
  Instructions
  Appendices
  Keyboard
  Commands
  Notes

Section 1
The Basics:
Windows Concepts
Getting Started
Screen Layout:
 Title bar
Toolbars
Horizontal and Vertical Ruler
Status Bar
Scrollbars
Task Pane
View Buttons
Smart Tags
Microsoft Word 2003 Help

Section 2
Entering and Editing Information:
Word Wrap
Inserting Lines
Editing Text
Show / Hide All
The Undo and Redo features
Using Smart Tags
AutoCorrect

File Operations:
New Files
Templates
Saving files
Closing Files
Opening Files

Section 3
Navigation:
  The Mouse
  The Keyboard
  Goto

Section 4
Selecting Text:
Extend Mode
Selecting non-concurrent text

Section 5
Editing Tools
Move & Copy:
  Moving items
  Copying items
  Drag and Drop
  Moving and Copying between documents
  Clipboard Task Pane
  Insert a file

Section 6
Formatting:
Character formats:
  Formatting toolbar
  Font Style
  Point Size
  Font Tab
  Character Spacing Tab
  Text Effects Tab

Keyboard shortcuts for character formatting

Paragraph Formats:
  Alignment
  Indents
Other Paragraph Formats:
  Line and Page breaks Tab
  Pagination
  Keyboard shortcuts for paragraph formatting

Borders:
Changing the paragraph border width
Page Borders
Shading
Shortcut Menus

Bulleted and Numbered lists:
Bullets
Customise a bulleted list
Numbers
  Customise a numbered list
  Create a multi-level list
  Bullets and numbering with the shortcut menu

Section 7:
Viewing Your Document:
  Normal View
  Print Layout View
  Web Layout View
  Outline View
  Document Map
  Viewing multiple documents

Printing:
Print Preview
  Magnification
  Edit from the Print preview screen
  Pages per screen
  Zoom
  View ruler
  Shrink to fit
  Full screen
  Print a document
  Number of Copies

Section 8:
Tables:
  Create tables
  Table Navigation
  Select items in a table
  Format table data
  Change column widths
  Add rows and columns
  Remove rows and columns

Table borders and shading:
  Tables and Borders Toolbar
  Choose bordered edges
  Change border style
  Line style, weight, and color
  Table shading
  Repeating Table Headings

Section 9:
Proofing Tools
Spell Checker & Thesaurus
  Spell and Grammar Checker
  Thesaurus
  Look up a synonym

Section 10:
Page Layout
Page Setup:
  Margins Tab
  Paper Tab
  Layout Tab
Page breaks

Headers and Footers:
  Header and footer toolbar
  Insert Header and Footer field codes
  Using pictures in headers and footers

Page numbers:
  Position
  Alignment
  Format
  Start number
  Suppress page numbers

Appendix:
Keyboard Shortcuts
Movement keys
Selection keys
Keyboard shortcuts for character formatting
Shortcuts keys for table navigation
Shortcut keys for selecting in a table

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Here are 30 Word 2003 QuickSkill Tutorials that quaquantunet.com offers for free. These Word Tutorials show you, using video screen shots, how to perform many everyday Word tasks that you need to know in order to use Word effectively. (They charge a fee for accessing more of these.)


Basic Word QuickSkills

The Word Environment 
Using the vertical scroll bar
Zoom into the page using the menu
Creating a new Word Document

Selecting And Editing Text
How to select a single word I
Point to point selection
Drag paragraphs
Copy and paste using the clipboard
Turning off automatic hyprlinking I

Highlighting Text
Underlining a single word

Manipulating Fonts
Changing selected text font
Changing seltected text Size
Changing selected text color


Intermediate Word QuickSkills

Editing Default Settings
Setting page default font
Change default file format

Drawing I
Show the drawing toolbar
Setting line color
Drawing arrows with gradient color fill

Formating
Creating different first page headers and footers
Create page numbers on odd pages only
Creating a simple page border line
Changing page size to legal
Set page margins numerically


Advanced Word QuickSkills

Customizing Menus & Toolbars
Setting menus to always show fully
Set a toolbar to show my default
Removing menu buttons I

Tables II
Sorting text alphabetically in a table I
Using autosum I

Drawing Toolbar II
Creating a polariod photoframe
Creating a postit note using autoshapes
Wordart custom pattern fill

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This is an illustrated, 6-page, Word Mail Merge Tutorial takes you through all of the 12 steps you need to do when performing a mail merge in Word 2003. The tutorial document is published by Lake Land College, and its in pdf format and is 279kb in size.

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Here are two Office 2003 Tutorials, one covering Foundations and the other teaching Drawing Tools, from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. These two Office tutorials are contained in one pdf file: 28 pages in length and 831kb in size. Also, check out these other Office tutorials from this university’s site…I have been told that these may be removed soon from their website: PowerPoint 2003 Tutorials, Access Tutorials, Excel 2003 Tutorials, and Word 2003 Tutorials (the web pages are already removed, but the tutorials, in pdf format, are currently available).


The Office Foundation workshop tutorial shows you how to use you several important fundamental Office features, and helps you gain a working knowledge of the tools and features common throughout all Office applications.

Contents of Office 2003 Foundations Tutorial:

Introduction
Module 1:  Task Pane and Smart Tags
     Task Pane
     Smart Tags
Module 2:  Customization
     Toolbars
     Application Options
     Creating shortcuts to the applications
Module 3:  File Management
     Working with Multiple Documents
     Tips for File Management


The Office Drawing Tools workshop tutorial teaches you how to use the drawing tools within the Microsoft Office applications, allowing you to create drawings, labels, diagrams, and other graphical objects.

Contents of Office 2003 Drawing Tools Tutorial:

Module 1:  The Word Environment
    Viewing the Toolbar
    Touring the Toolbars
    The Drawing Canvas
    Views
Module 2:  Uusing The Drawing Tools
    Basic Tools
    AutoShapes
    Insert a Diagram
    Inserting pictures and Clipart
Module 3:  Formatting
    Moving, Resizing, and Deleting Drawn Objects
    Formatting Options on the Toolbar
    The Format Object Box
Module 4:  The Draw Menu
    Draw Menu Tools
    Pull­Out Menu

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Here are four excellent, illustrated Word 2003 Tutorials from Kansas University. These tutorials will teach and show you how to perform many Word tasks and use several important features of Word 2003.


Word Everyday Tasks Tutorial
This Word tutorial demonstrates the fundamental tasks, such as creating a new document, formatting that document, using the toolbars, setting tabs, formatting, spell checking, and printing. (16 pages, 192kb, pdf format)

After completing this Word tutorial, you should be able to:
  - Create a new document
  – Use toolbars
  - Apply formatting commands
  – Rearrange text
  - Use the spell checking function
  – Insert and manipulate tabs
  – Save, open, and print a document

Contents of Word Everyday Tasks Tutorial:
Introduction
Objectives
Definitions
Creating a Document
Toolbars
   Moving and Resizing the Toolbars
Rulers
The Status Bar
Task Pane
Page Setup
Selecting Text
   Select Nonconsecutive Items
Copying and Pasting
Drag and Drop Text
Correcting and Deleting
Undoing Mistakes
Formatting Documents
Setting Tabs
Indent Paragraphs
   Create a first-line indent
   Increase or decrease the left indent of a paragraph
   Change the right indent of a paragraph
   Set an indent by using the Tab key
   Create a hanging indent
Spelling and Grammar Checking
Saving Documents
Opening Documents
Easy Access to Documents You Use Often
Word Count Toolbar
Printing
Printing Envelopes
Viewing Multiple Pages in Word
Handy Shortcuts for Word Users
For More Information
   Online
Getting Additional Help


Word Document Enhancement Tutorial
This Word training tutorial shows ou how to use Word features to perform these tasks: creating and managing tables, inserting and editing images, inserting and using hyperlinks, and using editing tools to review and revise documents.  (16 pages, 252kb, pdf format)

When finished with this Word tutorial you will be able to:
  - Create a table
  – Add and delete rows and/or columns from a table
  – Apply borders and shading to a table
  – Insert and edit images in a document
  - Add Section Breaks and Hyperlinks to a document
  - Customize toolbars

Contents of Word Document Enhancement Tutorial:
Introduction
Objectives
Definitions
Tables
   Creating a New Table
   Changing a Column Width Manually
   Adding Columns or Rows
   Deleting Columns or Rows
   Moving or Copying the Contents of a Column or Row
   Creating a Table from Existing Text
   Adding Borders and Shading
   Creating Table Headings
Inserting Images
   Inserting ClipArt
   Inserting Pictures from a File
   Clips Online
Inserting Symbols
Working with Page Breaks
Inserting Hyperlinks
   Creating a Link
   Using and Modifying Hyperlinks
Headers and Footers
   Different First Page Header/Footer
Toolbars
   Customizing Toolbars
Getting Additional Help


Word Tutorial for Creating Long Documents
This Word tutorial shows how to use Word’s features for creating longer documents, such as dissertations, monographs, long reports, and full-length manuals. These features include footnotes and endnotes; section breaks; special page numbering; automatically generated tables of contents, tables of figures, and indices; and concordance files for use with indices.  (29 pages, 303kb, pdf format)

Contents of Word Tutorial for Creating Long Documents:
Introduction
Definitions
Before You Start: Planning Your Document
   Limits of Word
Setting Up Your Document
   Margins
   Styles
   Page Numbers
Using Section Breaks
   Viewing Section Breaks
   Deleting Section Breaks
Footnotes and Endnotes
   Using EndNote and Word
Cross-References
Generating a Table of Contents
   Updating a Table of Contents.
Generating a Table of Figures
   Labeling Images with Captions
   Building the Table of Figures
Building an Index.
   Manually Marking Index Entries
   Using Concordance Files and Automark.
   Generating the Index
Getting Additional Help


Word Mail Merge Tutorial
Here’s a tutorial showing how Word’s Mail Merge feature works, specifically, how to create a form letter and merge mailing lists to create individualized letters.  (12 pages, 117kb, pdf format)

Upon completion of this Mail Merge tutorial, you will be able to:
  - Create and edit a main document and a data source for Mail Merge
  - Create and print envelopes using the Mail Merge tool

Contents of Word Mail Merge Tutorial:
Introduction
Objectives
Definitions
Mail Merge
Creating a Mail Merge using the Wizard
Stopping and Resuming Mail Merge Wizard
Creating and Printing Envelopes for a mass mailing using Mail Merge Wizard
Getting Additional Help

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Here are Durham University’s free Word 2003 Training Tutorials and Guides that will teach and show you how to perform several important intermediate and advanced features of Word. These demonstrate the Word tasks covered in a step-by-step fashion using screen shots. These Word tutorials are in pdf format and are available from the university’s ITS Guides page. The sample files referred to in these Word training documents are available here.


Intermediate and Advanced Word 2003 Training Tutorials:

Using Styles and Templates in Microsoft Word 2003 (332kb, 22 pages)
This training document introduces the concept of styles and templates in Word 2003. It describes how to create and modify styles within standard templates. It also describes how to create and modify templates.

Creating Tables and Using Tabs with Microsoft Word 2003 (276kb, 25 pages)
This tutorial describes the use of tables and tab stops within Word to create particular layouts of text on the page.

Using the Mail Merge facilities in Microsoft Word 2003 (459kb, 21 pages)
The Mail Merge facility of Word 2003 is used to combine information contained in two different files. For example, it can be used to insert items such as names, addresses or dates into a form letter to be sent to a number of people. It can also be used to create mailing labels.

Using the Automatic Editing facilities of Microsoft Word 2003 (281kb, 20 pages)
This Word tutorial describes how you can improve the speed and accuracy of your work by taking advantage of the automatic editing facilities in Word 2003.

Creating long documents using Microsoft Word 2003 (360kb, 29 pages)
This Word 2003 guide explores the facilities within Word that aid the production of long documents such as dissertations and theses. Knowledge of styles and templates in Word is assumed.

Creating and Editing Footnotes using Word 2003 (181kb, 12 pages)
This training guide describes how to create and edit footnotes using Microsoft Word 2003.

Bullets and Numbered Lists in Microsoft Word 2003 (353kb, 18 pages)
Many documents — minutes, reading lists, theses and so on, require numbered or bulleted lists. This Guide describes how you can create, modify and renumber numbered and bulleted lists in Word 2003.

Putting Equations into a Microsoft Word 2003 document (280kb, 18 pages)
This Word 2003 training guide describes how to use the Equation Editor within Word to create equations. There is a brief discussion of other ways of putting equations into a document.

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This is a Word 2003 Tutorial, from Durham University, that will get you started using most important fundamental features of Word. It teaches you how to work with Word using the following: screen components, designing your Word document, printing, editing text, formatting text and paragraphs, page formatting, navigating larger documents, search and replace, spell checking, document views, bulleted lists, and tables. You do not need to know how  to use a word processor to use this Word tutorial. (64 pages, 760kb, pdf format)


Introduction to Microsoft Word 2003

Contents
1   Introduction
  1.1 The aim of this document
  1.2 Before you begin
2   Starting up Word
3   The Word screen
  3.1 Introduction
  3.2 Using the help facilities
    3.2.1 Office Assistant
  3.3 The screen components
    3.3.1 The Menu Bar
    3.3.2 The Standard Toolbar
    3.3.3 The Formatting Toolbar
    3.3.4 The horizontal ruler
    3.3.5 The status bar
  3.4 The mouse pointer in Word
  3.5 Giving commands
4   Creating your first Word document
  4.1 Entering text
  4.2 Saving a document to disk
  4.3 Closing the document
  4.4 Exiting Word
  4.5 Opening an existing document
5   Design decisions about your document
  5.1 Document presentation
    5.1.1 Punctuation
    5.1.2 Font style and size
    5.1.3 Paragraph spacing and line indents
  5.2 Decisions about printing
    5.2.1 Selecting the printer
    5.2.2 Paper size and orientation
6   Editing text
  6.1 Insert and Overtype modes
  6.2 Selecting text
    6.2.1 Deleting text
    6.2.2 Moving text
    6.2.3 Copying text
  6.3 Word count
  6.4 Saving as you work
7   Moving around a larger document
  7.1 By direction / location
  7.2 By content — the Find command
8   Formatting text
  8.1 Character formatting
    8.1.1 Bold, italic and underlined text
    8.1.2 Changing fonts and character size
  8.2 Paragraph formatting
    Guide 12: An Introduction to Microsoft Word
     8.2.1   Aligning text
     8.2.2   Adding space before and after paragraphs
     8.2.3   Indenting paragraphs
     8.2.4   Changing line spacing
9    Completing your document
   9.1 Search and Replace
   9.2 Using the spellchecker
   9.3 Inserting and deleting page numbers
   9.4 Saving your work
10 Printing your document
   10.1 Print preview
   10.2 Printing
11 Safeguarding your work
   11.1 File size
   11.2 Saving your work to disk
   11.3 Backing up your disks
   11.4 Automatic Save option
   11.5 Working with other file types
     11.5.1 Other word processing applications
     11.5.2 Other versions of Word for Windows
12 Page formatting
   12.1 Inserting page breaks
   12.2 Keeping paragraphs together
   12.3 Headers and Footers
   12.4 Margins
13 Miscellaneous topics
   13.1 Inserting simple graphics
   13.2 Inserting special characters
   13.3 Quick move and copy
   13.4 Formatting paragraphs using the ruler
   13.5 Inserting fields (such as dates)
   13.6 Inserting a text watermark
   13.7 Automatic correction functions
     13.7.1 AutoCorrect tab
     13.7.2 AutoFormat As You Type tab
     13.7.3 AutoText tab
     13.7.4 AutoFormat tab
14 Different views on your document
   14.1 Print layout view
   14.2 Normal view
   14.3 Web layout view
   14.4 Zoom
   14.5 Outline view
   14.6 Document Map
15 Working with multiple windows and documents
   15.1 Splitting the document window
   15.2 Working with multiple documents
   15.3 Ending your session
16 Further information about Word
  16.1 Creating numbered and bulleted lists
  16.2 Creating tables
  16.3 Creating and editing footnotes
  16.4 Using styles and templates
  16.5 Using the Equation Editor
  16.6 Using Microsoft Graph
  16.7 Using AutoText
  16.8 Using the mail merge facilities
  16.9 Importing from other applications
  16.10 Manuals and other documents
Appendix A: Standard Toolbar
Appendix B: Formatting Toolbar
Appendix C: Quick key commands

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