Microsoft Word 2007

If you have used Microsoft Word in the past you are familiar with the FILE and EDIT tabs. However, if you opened up Word 2007 you noticed those tabs are gone. In this session we walk through each current tab and find where FILE, EDIT and SAVE can now be found.

Like many software programs Microsoft WORD 2007 has preset defaults. These generic settings may be just right for you, but what if they are not? This guide will walk you through the process of changing the default settings to meet your personal needs. Set your preferences for font, margins, tool bars and many other features.

Add page numbers to your Word document. Insert a logo in the footer of company report. Adding headers and footers to your next document is reviewed in this guide.

Years ago it was common for many households to have a typewriter into which you could slide an envelope and type it for delivery. These days most homes have printers and computers so typing that envelope is not the simple task of the past. You CAN type an envelope, add a return address and even add a simple piece of clip art for fun using Word 2007.  In this episode you will learn the necessary steps to do so.

You don't have to leave your next document or report looking simple and plain. This guide will walk you click by click through the process of adding watermarks, background and enhancing page borders. Impress your boss or teacher when you hand in your next assignment.

A long report is more easily browsed if a Table of Contents is included. Word 2007 will allow you to add one with only a few keystrokes. Follow along as this guide takes you through the process of inserting the Table of Contents and also updating it should you make any document changes.

Sometimes you don't need the full 8 1/2 x 11 inches for a document you need to prepare. It would be a great benefit if you could print 2 pages on one sheet. With WORD 2007, you can.  With a few clicks of the mouse you have print 2 flyers, party invitaions, greeting cards or a book.