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By default, when users open documents Word automatically updates any links to external content, such as graphics, Excel worksheets, and PowerPoint slides. To disable automatic updating, the I - Mission Critical Classified. Creating a New Document 1. Creating a New Blank Document 1. Creating a New Document from an Existing Document 1. Creating a New Document from a Template 1.

Opening an Existing Document 1. Your Different Document Views 1. Show and Hide Window Tools 1. Zooming Your View In and Out 1. Zooming by percentage 1. Zooming relative to page or text 1.

Changing page view from the ribbon 1. The Window Group: Doing the Splits 1. Viewing multiple windows 1. Saving and Closing Documents 1. The Many Ways to Save Documents 1. Saving by keyboard shortcut 1. Saving by menu command 1.

Saving with a new name 2. Entering and Editing Text 2. Typing in Word 2. Click and Type for Quick Formatting 2. Selecting Text 2. Selecting with the Mouse 2. Selecting with the Keyboard 2. Extending a Selection 2. Moving Around Your Document 2.

Keyboarding Around Your Document 2. Using the Scroll Bars 2. Browsing by Headings and Other Objects 2. Browsing by Bookmark 2. Creating bookmarks 2. Jumping to bookmarks 2. Deleting bookmarks 2. Cutting, Copying, and Pasting 2. Editing with the Ribbon 2.

Editing with Keyboard Shortcuts 2. Editing with the Mouse 2. Moving Text Between Two Documents 2. Viewing and Pasting Clippings 2.

Finding and Replacing Text 2. Saving Keystrokes with Quick Parts 3. Choosing Paper Size and Layout 3. Changing Paper Size 3. Customizing paper size and source 3. Setting Paper Orientation 3. Setting Document Margins 3. Selecting Preset Margins 3. Setting Custom Margins 3. Setting Margins for Booklets 3.

Adding Page Background Features 3. Adding Watermarks 3. Choosing a Page Color 3. Applying Page Borders 3. Adding Headers and Footers 3. Introducing the Header and Footer Tools 3. Inserting and Modifying a Header Building Block 3. Adding a Matching Footer Building Block 3. Creating Custom Headers and Footers 3. Removing Headers, Footers, and Page Numbers 3. Working with Multiple Columns 3. Customizing Columns 3. Line Numbers 3. Hyphenation 3. Automatic Hyphenation 3. Manual Hyphenation 3.

Optional hyphens 3. Hyphenating selected text 3. Nonbreaking hyphens 3. Removing Hyphenation from Your Document 4. Formatting Text, Paragraphs, and Headings 4.

Formatting Basics 4. Formatting Characters 4. Formatting with the Ribbon or the Font Dialog Box 4. Formatting with the Mini Toolbar 4. Formatting with Keyboard Shortcuts 4. Changing Capitalization 4. Small caps for headers 4. Formatting Paragraphs 4. Aligning Text 4. Indenting Paragraphs 4. Spacing Between Paragraphs 4. Spacing Between Lines 4.

Inserting Page Breaks and Line Breaks 4. Creating Bulleted and Numbered Lists 4. Bulleted paragraphs 4. Customizing bullets 4.

Numbered paragraphs 4. Multilevel lists 4. Setting Tabs 4. How Tab Stops Work 4. Viewing Tab Marks in Your Text 4. Deleting and Editing Tabs 4. Types of Tabs 4. Tab Leaders 4. Managing Tab Settings with the Ruler 4. Setting tab stops 4. Adjusting and removing tab stops with the ruler 4. Setting Margins with the Ruler 4.

Adjusting Paragraph Indents with the Ruler 4. Fast Formatting with Format Painter 4. Formatting with Styles 4. Applying Quick Styles 4. Modifying Styles 4. Managing Style Sets 4. Creating Your Own Style Set 5. Themes and Templates 5. Choosing a Theme 5. Finding More Themes 5. Browsing for themes on your computer 5. Searching for themes online 5.

Choosing a Template 5. Starting a Document from a Template 5. Using Installed Templates 6. Spelling, Grammar, and Reference Tools 6. Turning on Spelling and Grammar Checking 6. Checking Spelling 6. Checking Spelling As You Type 6. Checking Spelling Manually 6.

Managing Custom Dictionaries 6. Removing a word from your custom dictionary 6. Adding professional dictionaries to Word 6. Checking Grammar and Style 6. Controlling AutoCorrect 6.

How AutoCorrect Works 6. Fine-tuning AutoCorrect Options 6. Autocorrecting Math, Formatting, and Smart Tags 6. Finding Information with the Research Task Pane 6. Translating Text 6. Translation ScreenTips 6. Checking Your Word Count 7. Printing Word Documents 7. Quick and Easy Printing 7.

Print Preview 7. From setting budgets to allocating resources to tracking results, each of the book's seven parts thoroughly focuses on key elements in a logical sequence so you can find what you need. Microsoft Outlook Bible. Discover all the ways Outlook can make your life with this book. In the handy package that is Outlook, you get the tools you use constantly: e-mail, a calendar and appointment book, a contacts list, a to-do list, and more.

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