by | Jun 28, 2020
Workshop Objectives
Research has consistently demonstrated that when clear goals are associated with learning, it occurs more
easily and rapidly.
By the end of this workshop, you should be able to:
- Use the features of the Word Window: zoom, views, how to arrange windows, splitting a document, and using the document map
- Add ClipArt images and pictures from a file, use the Picture Tools tab, and move or delete added images
- Work with SmartArt by inserting SmartArt shapes, adding, moving or deleting SmartArt images, and making use of the SmartArt Tools tab
- Quickly add tables, text, and styles by using the Table Tools tab features
- Maximize your use of tables by adding, resizing, moving and deleting rows
- Insert special objects such as a cover page or WordArt, and draw shapes or add a text box
- Enhance your document’s usability by adding a table of contents page, adding footnotes, endnotes, and citations, adding a bibliography, and inserting an index
- Work with synonyms, use the research task pane, translate screen tips into other languages, and set your default language
- Review a document electronically; add and review comments, track and review changes, and compare two documents
- Customize your personal operating environment in Word by minimizing the ribbon, using the Quick Access toolbar, and tweaking the Word color scheme
by | Jun 28, 2020
Workshop Objectives
Research has consistently demonstrated that when clear goals are associated with learning, it occurs more easily and rapidly.
By the end of this workshop, you should be able to:
- Use the Format Publication pane to personalize publications
- Track the effectiveness of marketing materials
- Prepare publications for commercial printing
- Use the Graphics Manager Task Pane
- Understand graphic file formats and filters
- Move, group, ungroup, align, distribute and order objects
- Save files as different formats
- Import text from another file
- Work with file properties
- Work with the default working folder
- Plan a website and add website pages
- Convert print files to web format
- Compress graphic files for websites
- Work with page and paper sizes
- Understand the scratch area
- Add or remove headers and footers
- Add an object for multiple pages
- Wrap text around pictures
- Use sound and motion clips with keywords
- Convert pictures to watermarks
- Make pictures transparent
- Create a data source, and address list and a mail merge
- Add postal bar codes to labels or envelopes
by | Jun 28, 2020
Workshop Objectives
Research has consistently demonstrated that when clear goals are associated with learning, it occurs more easily and rapidly.
By the end of this workshop, you should be able to:
- Understand advanced Visio definitions
- Create new drawings using a variety of templates
- Create and save a custom stencil
- Control shape placement on a drawing
- Understand the Layer Properties dialog box
- Protect a layer from changes
- Work with Background pages
- Use the Shape and Position window to make precise changes
- Understand how to use data with your drawings
- Use the Data Selector Wizard to connect an external data source
- Apply data graphics to shapes
- Use a formula in the ShapeSheet
by | Jun 28, 2020
Workshop Objectives
Research has consistently demonstrated that when clear goals are associated with learning, it occurs more easily and rapidly.
By the end of this workshop, you should be able to:
- Insert controls on a form template
- Understand how controls work with the data source
- Use repeating and optional controls
- Use file and picture controls
- Understand Advanced and custom controls
- Remove a control from a form template
- Use repeating tables and sections
- Understand Actions based on user input
- Use buttons to switch views or simulate multi-page forms
- Apply conditional formatting
- Import designs from Word or Excel
- Create cascading drop down lists
- Work with forms that can be merged
- Create and use a custom task pane with resource files
- Understand how InfoPath uses XML Technologies
- Understand InfoPath Form Events
- Set Form Template Security Level
- Publish forms to a network location
- Understand How to Host InfoPath Forms in Another Application
- Understand the use of SharePoint form libraries
by | Jun 28, 2020
Workshop Objectives
Research has consistently demonstrated that when clear goals are associated with learning, it occurs more easily and rapidly. With that in mind, let’s review our goals for today.
At the end of this workshop, you should be able to:
- Understand the file and organization changes when upgrading from OneNote 2003
- Stay organized by using the Navigation bar and drag and drop capabilities
- Create hyperlinks to web locations, other files, or other OneNote pages
- Understand the use of the drawing and pen tools
- Create a custom pen to use when drawing or handwriting
- Understand the calculator capabilities
- Use the task pane for formatting text and lists
- Select a page template for a new page
- Select a default page template
- Attach files to notes pages
- Insert Files as Printouts
- Print to OneNote from Other Applications
- Send Web Pages to OneNote
- Use the Research task pane
- Make text in pictures searchable
- Take screen clippings from the Windows task bar
- Understand how OneNote works on a Tablet PC
- Understand the use of the writing tools
- Specify a pen as drawing or handwriting
- Convert handwriting to text
- Use OneNote with multiple computers
