Word2003Introduction to Word 2003Microsoft Word 2003 is one of the most popular word processing applications available in the PC environment. Word provides powerful tools for creating and formatting professional documents. Some of the most common uses of Word include letters, memos, resumes, newsletters and reports. This class is the first in a series of courses designed to provide you with the fundamental knowledge you need to use Word as an effective and efficient word processor.Introduction to Windows XP class, or equivalent experience, including the basic use of a mouse, working with multiple windows, and managing files.full-dayIdentify the parts of the Word screenWork with menus and toolbarsCreate, save, open, and close filesFill out a document’s property screenWork in Print Preview and print a document and envelopesSend a Word document as an email messageUse Help and the Office AssistantWork with AutoCorrect and smart tagsNavigate using the keyboard and scroll barsWork in different viewsSelect, insert, and delete textMove and copy textUse the Office ClipboardBold, italicize, and underline textRemove character formatsChange fonts and understand their useWork with superscript, subscript, and symbolsRepeat and copy formatsAlign text and change line spacingSet indents and tabsUse Click and TypeWork with bullets and numberingAdd borders and shading to paragraphsChange margins and page orientationAdd headers and footersAdd page numbersUse the Reveal Formatting task paneUse the Highlight featureQuickly find text or formats in a documentSearch and replace textUse the Spell Checker and Grammar CheckerUse Reference Sources and the Thesaurus