Microsoft Word 2003 Text Application Case Study and Tutorial

Author: Huang Gang, Li Jianmin (editors)
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book is one of the "Occupational Skill Guidance Series," written by the authors based on their extensive experience in applying and training with Word2003, one of the most popular text editing software and document management tools. The book is specifically tailored for white-collar workers, office clerks, and professionals in industries such as book publishing, newspapers, magazines, and printing advertisements, focusing on graphic creation and processing. Chapters are organized by application fields, with practical examples to introduce software functions, providing readers with intuitive and highly practical operational experience and techniques. The book is divided into 4 parts and 12 chapters, comprehensively covering the operational skills of Word2003 in real-world applications, including text editing, formatting, styles, and headers/footers, table processing and chart design, drawing and handling graphics, using templates and outlines, advanced layout applications, accessing the Internet and creating web pages, viewing and printing documents, customizing toolbars, menus, and commands, collaborative work, using fields and macros, etc. This book can serve as a vocational skill training textbook for white-collar workers, office clerks, and graphic designers, a teaching material for vocational schools and computer training institutions, and a self-study guide forWord2003 users to enhance their skills.