A Quick Start to Microsoft Word is a free introductory-level course to get you up and running with Word the right way.
A quick start, it’s comprised of 1.5 hours of video training and gets you started with using Word the correct way. My method gets you to understand the way that Word actually works and this core training will underpin everything you do it Word itself.
Once you’ve completed the short course, everything you learn here will stand you in good stead hereon – the principles haven’t changed in over 2 decades.
Course Syllabus:
- Getting Started
- Entering Text
- Formatting Text
- Formatting With Styles
- Save Document
- Show Hide Characters
- Formatting Your Document
- Format Painter
- Navigation Pane
- Insert Picture
- Insert Tabs
- Insert Table
- Convert Text To Table
- Page Numbers
- Insert Cover Page
- Insert Toc
- Signing Out
A video sample (Show Hide Characters):
What you get:
- The course is an online course (though you can download for offline viewing)
- It has some small exercises for you to complete
- I don’t think I’m allowed to say you get lifetime access anymore, so I’ll say you get the equivalent of that in whatever pc terms are permitted at the time of you reading this (in essence, you can come back when and as often as you like).
- If you have problems, I have a support site at support.russcrowley.com.
Caveats/other info:
It’s a free course. It’s easy to follow and use and I don’t/won’t ever sell or pass your email address onto anyone (not once, not never).
I fully appreciate and respect you, your time, and what you’re trying to achieve. All I ask is that you do the same in return.
I also fully appreciate and thank you for coming to my website and taking a look at what’s on offer.
To that end, if you want to try the course out, great stuff. Like I say, it’s a free course to help you understand how you should be using Word. If you already know this, no worries. If you don’t, then you’re going to learn something (at least).
Moreover, if you do take the course and do encounter any problems or issues, I’d appreciate a heads-up so I can fix/improve on it.
Too many don’t get how to use Word. I’ve been told multiple times, and over a lot of years, that I do.
If Word’s capable of doing ‘it’, then I guarantee that I can do it. Check out my testimonials if you’re unsure.
Click on the link below. It’s a 5-second sign-up and you then get instant access:
