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Bring our classroom to your computer.™ ...MS Office Tutorial - Mastering Microsoft Office Made EasyOnline Edition... Topics Covered | Min. System Requirements | Summary of Selling Policies | FAQs | About Us Full-motion animation & crystal-clear audio. Requires Adobe Reader Comprehensive tutorials by softwaretraining professionals. "I really love the waythe eBooks are written and the lessons are exceptional. Great job! I would recommend your products to anyone. - R. Bentely, Jacksonville FL Product Title: Mastering Microsoft Office Made Easy - Online EditionVersions Covered: 2007 through 97 Hours of Content: 48 Number of Lessons: 1164See our eBay store for other great deals! Publisher:TeachUcomp, Inc.Subscription: One year unlimitede-Manuals:15Retail Price: $419.40Topics Covered | Min System Requirements | Selling Policies | FAQs | About UsYou may also be interested in our other tutorials available at auctionor in our eBay storeWhat is e-Learning?e-Learning is simply web-based training. There are no CDs or software to install on your computer. All you need is an internet connection and a web browser (such as Internet Explorer). Watch, listen and learn as training professionals demonstrate each lesson right on your computer screen.Always available. All of our courses are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Once you purchase your subscription, we will send you your secure password and login information within one business day. Then, simply login to our website for instant access to your courses. Our courses are designed by software training professionals with years of classroom training experience.Learn at your office or home - at your own pace.Comprehensive! Includes all of the topics covered in classroom trainings.FREE access to e-manuals. Your subscription includes access to classroom e-manuals in PDF, along with practice exercises & keyboard shortcuts!Customize your training with the easy-to-use menu. Clear, easy-to-follow, step-by-step instruction.Watch the training sessions as many times as you want while you practice in your software, making it the most realistic practice available.The best, most convenient way to learn on your own - at a fraction of the price of classroom training.The confidence in knowing your training was created by software training professionals.Back to Top Sample Lessons & Sample Printable Classroom Manuals To watch a sample lesson, click on the links below: Access | Excel | Outlook | PowerPoint | Publisher | Windows | Word To see a sample printable instruction manual, click on the links below:(Adobe Reader is required)Access | Excel | Outlook | PowerPoint | Publisher | Windows | Word Microsoft Office Tutorial Topics CoveredThe most comprehensive Microsoft Office tutorials available. Covers all ofthe same material as classroom training - Introductory & Advanced. Learn & save even more with our other tutorials in our eBay store. Click on the application to see the topics covered: Access | Excel | Outlook | PowerPoint | Publisher | Windows | Word Access Topics Getting Acquainted with Access1. The Access Screen2. Overview of a Database3. Working with Database Objects4. Opening and Closing Databases5. Database ObjectsCreating Relational Database Tables1. Creating New Databases2. Flow Overview of a Database3. The "Flat-File" Model of Data Storage4. The Relational Model of Data Storage5. Tips for Creating a Relational Database6. Creating Relational Database Tables7. Assigning a Primary Key to a TableUsing Tables1. Using Datasheet View2. Navigating in Datasheet View3. Adding Records in Database View4. Editing and Deleting Records in Datasheet View5. Inserting New Fields6. Renaming Fields7. Deleting FieldsField Properties1. Setting Field Properties2. The 'Field Size' Property3. The 'Format' Property for Date/Time Fields4. The 'Format' Property for Logical Fields5. Setting Default Values for Fields6. Setting Input Masks7. Setting Up Validation Rules and Responses8. Requiring Field Input9. Allowing Zero Length EntriesJoining Tables in a Database1. Using the Relationships Window2. Enforcing Referential Integrity3. Creating Lookup FieldsIndexing Tables1. Indexes2. Creating Indexes3. Designing a Multi-field Primary Key4. Deleting IndexesQueries1. What Does a Query Do?2. Using the Simple Query Wizard3. Designing Queries4. Joining Tables in a Query5. Adding Criteria to the QBE Grid6. Running A Query7. How is Using the QBE Grid Writing SQL Code?8. Sorting Query Results9. Hiding Fields in a Query10. Using Comparison Operators11. Using 'AND' and 'OR' ConditionsAdvanced Queries1. Using the 'BETWEEN...AND' Condition2. Using Wildcard Characters in Criteria3. Creating a Calculated Field4. Creating 'Top Value' Queries5. Function Queries6. Parameter QueriesAdvanced Query Types1. Make-Table Queries2. Update Queries3. Append Queries4. Delete Queries5. Crosstab Queries6. The 'Find Duplicates' Query7. The 'Find Unmatched' Query Creating Forms1. What Are Forms For?2. The Form Wizard3. Creating AutoForms4. Using AutoForms5. Designing Basic Forms6. Form and Report Design View7. Viewing the Ruler and Gridlines8. The 'Snap to Grid' Feature9. Creating a Form in Design ViewForm & Report Controls1. Selecting Controls2. Deleting Controls3. Moving and Resizing Controls4. Sizing Controls 'To Fit'5. 'Nudging' Controls6. Aligning, Spacing and Sizing Controls7. Formatting Controls8. Viewing Control PropertiesThe Control Toolbox1. The Control Toolbox2. Adding Label Controls3. Adding Image Controls4. Adding Line Controls5. Adding Rectangle Controls6. Adding Combo Box Controls6. Adding List Box Controls7. Setting Tab OrderSubforms1. Creating Subforms2. Displaying Subform DataReports1. Using the Report Wizard2. Creating AutoReports3. Creating a Report in Design View4. Sorting and Grouping Data in Reports5. Creating Calculated FieldsSubreports1. Creating SubreportsCharting Data1. Creating Charts2. Editing ChartsMacros1. Creating and Using Macros2. Macro Actions3. Assigning Macros to a Command Button4. Conditional Macros and Option Groups5. Using Group Names in Macros6. Creating Autoexec MacrosSwitchboard Forms1. Creating a Switchboard Form2. Controlling Startup BehaviorCustomizing Toolbars1. Setting Toolbar and Menu Options2. Creating Custom Toolbars3. Creating Custom Popup MenusAdvanced Features1. Linking Tables2. Importing External Data3. Setting a Database Password4. Using the Help Files Back to Topics CoveredBack to Top of Page Excel Topics Getting Acquainted with Excel 1. The Excel Environment 2. The Title Bar 3. The Menu Bar 4. The Standard Toolbar 5. The Formatting Toolbar6. The Ribbon7. The Microsoft Office Button8. The Quick Access Toolbar 9. Scroll Bars 10. The Formula Bar 11. The Workbook Window 12. The Status Bar13. The Task Pane14. The Mini Toolbar Creating Basic Spreadsheets 1. Creating a New Workbook2. Saving Workbooks3. Closing Workbooks4. Opening Workbooks5. Selecting Cells6. Entering Text Into Cells7. Entering Numbers Into Cells8. AutoComplete9. Pick From List10. Using the "Window" Command Group 11. Zooming the Spreadsheet12. Managing Multiple Workbooks13. Renaming Workbooks14. Working with Excel File Formats Using Ranges1. Using Ranges2. Selecting Ranges3. Selecting Multiple Non-Adjacent Ranges4. Entering Information Into a Range5. Using AutoFillCreating Formulas1. Using Formulas2. Formula Functions3. Using AutoSum4. Inserting Functions5. Editing a Range6. Using the Formula Palette7. Using the Paste Function8. Editing a Range9. Formula AutoCorrect10. AutoCalculateCopying & Pasting Formulas1. Absolute References and Relative References2. Cutting, Copying & Pasting3. AutoFilling Cells4. Drag & Drop Cutting, Copying & Pasting5. Using Undo6. Using RedoColumns & Rows1. Selecting Columns & Rows2. Changing Column Width & Row Height3. AutoFitting Columns & Rows4. Hiding/Unhiding Columns & Rows5. Inserting & Deleting Columns & RowsFormatting Spreadsheets1. Using the Formatting Toolbar2. Using the Format Cells Dialog Box3. The Number Tab4. The Alignment Tab5. The Font Tab6. The Border Tab7. The Patterns Tab8. Clearing All Formatting from Cells9. Copying All Formatting from Cells to Another AreaConditional Formatting & AutoFormatting1. Conditional Formatting2. AutoFormattingSetting Spreadsheet Layout1. Working with Page Breaks2. Viewing the Header and Footer3. The Page Setup Dialog BoxPrinting Spreadsheets1. Using Print Preview View2. Printing Your SpreadsheetHelping Yourself1. Using Screen Tips2. Using the Office Assistant3. Using the Help PaneCreating 3D Formulas1. Creating 3D Formulas2. 3D Formula Syntax3. Creating 3D Range ReferencesNamed Ranges1. Naming Ranges2. Moving to a Named Range3. Using Named Ranges in Formulas4. Creating Names from Headings5. Deleting Range NamesSpreadsheet Tools1. Moving between Spreadsheets2. Selecting Multiple Spreadsheets3. Inserting and Deleting Spreadsheets4. Renaming Spreadsheets5. Coloring Spreadsheet Tabs6. Switching to Full Screen View7. Splitting the Screen8. Freezing Panes9. Copying and Moving Entire Worksheets10. Cutting, Copying and Pasting Data between Spreadsheets11. Printing Multiple Spreadsheets12. Hiding SpreadsheetsUsing Workspaces1. Creating Workspaces2. Opening and Closing Workspaces3. Selecting Workbooks in a Workspace4. Organizing a WorkspacePaste Special1. Paste Special Options2. Pasting Linked FormulasSharing and Reviewing Workbooks1. Sharing Workbooks2. Highlighting Changes3. Reviewing Changes4. The Reviewing Toolbar5. Inserting Comments6. Managing Comments7. Reviewing Comments8. Printing Comments9. Sending Spreadsheets for Review10. Compare and Merge Workbooks Auditing Spreadsheets1. Auditing Spreadsheets2. The Formula Auditing Toolbar3. Tracing Precedent and Dependent Cells4. Tracing Errors5. Error Checking6. Using the Watch Window7. Cell ValidationOutlining Spreadsheets1. Using Outlines2. Applying and Removing OutlinesConsolidating Spreadsheets 1. Using Data Consolidation2. Consolidation TypesCreating Spreadsheet Charts 1. Creating Charts2. Moving and Resizing Charts3. The Chart Toolbar4. Formatting Chart Objects5. Changing the Chart Type6. Showing and Hiding the Legend7. Showing and Hiding the Data Table8. Shifting the Data Series9. Angling Chart Text10. Choosing a Chart Layout11. Choosing a Chart Style 12. Printing Charts13. Deleting ChartsEditing and Formatting Charts1. Changing Chart Sub-types2. Changing the Data Range3. Changing Chart Titles4. Repositioning the Legend5. Adding Data Labels6. Adding Free-standing Text7. Time-Scale Data Plotting8. Formatting a Data Series9. Changing the Data Series Plot Order10. Chart Axis Formatting11. Formatting Data Markers12. Adjusting Perspective in 3D Charts13. Custom Chart TypesPivotTables1. Creating PivotTables2. Manipulating a PivotTable3. Using the PivotTable Toolbar4. Changing Data Field Properties5. AutoFormatting PivotTables6. Displaying a PivotChart7. Setting PivotTable Options8. Page Display Options9. Adding Subtotals to PivotTables10. Sorting and Filtering FieldsLists1. Creating a List2. Adding and Editing Records3. Inserting Records and Fields4. Deleting Records and FieldsThe Data Form1. Using the Data Form2. Adding and Deleting Records in the Data Form3. Finding Records in the Data FormSorting Data1. Sorting Data2. Custom Sort Orders3. Sorting OptionsAutoFiltering Data1. AutoFilter2. Using the Top 10 AutoFilter3. Using the Custom AutoFilter4. Turning Off the AutoFilterAdvanced Filtering of Data1. Creating Advanced Filters2. Using 'And' and 'Or" Conditions in Criteria3. Using Wildcard Characters in Criteria4. Copying Filter Results to a New Location5. Using Database FunctionsData Tables1. Data Tables2. The Formula Reference Table3. Structuring a Single-variable Data Table4. Structuring a Double-variable Data Table5. Creating the Data TableLookup and Logical Functions1. Lookup and Logical Functions2. Lookup Functions3. Logical Functions4. Nesting Logical Functions5. Masking Error Display in Worksheets6. Using the AND and OR FunctionsScenarios1. Creating and Displaying Scenarios2. Editing and Deleting Scenarios3. Merging Scenarios4. Creating Scenario Reports5. Using Goal SeekSecurity Features1. Unlocking Cells2. Worksheet Protection3. Workbook Protection4. Password Protecting Excel FilesMaking Macros1. Recording Macros2. Running Macros3. Deleting Macros4. The Personal Macro WorkbookCustomizing Toolbars1. Setting Toolbar and Menu Bar Options2. Creating Custom Toolbars3. Adding Buttons to Toolbars4. Adding Macro Buttons to Toolbars5. Adding Button Dividers to Toolbars6. Removing Toolbar Buttons7. Resetting and Deleting Toolbars Back to Topics CoveredBack to Top of Page Outlook TopicsGetting Acquainted with Outlook1. The Outlook Environment2. The Title Bar3. The Menu Bar4. Using Toolbars5. The Standard Toolbar6. The Ribbon7. The Microsoft Office Button8. The Quick Access Toolbar 9. The Formatting Toolbar10. The Navigating Pane and Reading Pane & To Do Bar 11. The Outlook Bar12. The Scroll Bars13. The Shortcut Keys14. The Preview PaneMaking Contacts1. What are Contacts?2. The Contacts Folder3. Changing the View4. Creating Contacts5. Editing Contacts6. Selecting Contacts7. Deleting Contacts8. Printing Contacts9. Grouping Contacts10. Assigning Contacts to Categories11. Searching for Contacts12. Writing letters to Contacts13. Calling Contacts14. Finding a Contact's AddressE-Mail1. What is e-mail?2. Using the Inbox3. Message Statuses4. Reading Messages5. Printing Messages6. Deleting Messages7. Sorting the Inbox8. Changing the Inbox View9. Message Flags10. Finding Messages11. Sending Messages12. Selecting Recipients13. Checking Message Spelling14. Setting Message Options15. Formatting Messages16. Replying to Messages17. Forwarding Messages18. Sending Attachments19. Opening AttachmentsThe Sent Items Folder1. The Sent Items Folder2. Resending Messages3. Recalling MessagesThe Outbox Folder1. Using the Outbox FolderUsing the Calendar1. The Calendar Window2. Switching the Calendar View3. Navigating the Calendar4. Appointments, Meetings and Events5. Selecting Calendar Objects6. Setting an Appointment7. Scheduling a Meeting8. Checking Meeting Attendance Status9. Responding to Meeting Requests10. Scheduling an Event11. Setting Recurrence12. Printing the CalendarTasks1. What are Tasks?2. The Tasks Window3. Changing the Tasks View4. Printing the Tasks5. Sorting the Tasks6. Creating a Task7. Setting Task Recurrence8. Creating a Task Request9. Responding to Task Requests10. Sending Status Reports11. Tracking Tasks12. Managing Tasks13. Deleting Tasks Deleted Items1. The Deleted Items Folder2. Permanently Deleting Items3. Recovering Deleted Items4. Automatically Deleting ItemsUsing the Journal 1. The Journal Folder2. Switching the Journal View3. Recording Journal Items Automatically4. Opening a Journal Entry5. Opening the Journal Entry Document7. Deleting Journal EntriesPublic Folders 1. Creating Public Folders2. Setting Permissions3. Administering Public Folders4. Folder Rules5. Copying Public Folders6. Adding a Public Folder Shortcut to the Outlook BarPersonal and Private Folders1. Creating a Personal Folder2. Setting AutoArchiving for Folders3. Creating Private Folders4. Setting Folder Permissions5. Administering a Private Folder6. E-mailing a Shortcut to a Private FolderNotes1. Creating Notes2. Forwarding Notes3. Adding Date/Time Stamps4. Changing Note Colors5. Changing Note FontsAdvanced Mailbox Options1. Creating Mailbox Rules2. Color Coding Messages3. Creating Custom Mailbox Views4. Handling Junk and Adult E-mail5. Categorizing Items6. Finding Items7. Grouping Folder Items8. Using FiltersOutlook Options 1. Using Outlook as a Desktop2. Using Outlook as a Web Browser3. Adding Additional Profiles4. Adding Additional Services5. Outlook Options6. Using Shortcuts Delegates1. Creating a Delegate2. Acting as a Delegate3. Deleting a DelegateHelping Yourself1. Screen Tips2. The Office Assistant3. Using the Contents and Index4. Using the Help Pane Back to Topics CoveredBack to Top of Page PowerPoint Topics Getting Acquainted with PowerPoint1. The PowerPoint Environment2. The Title Bar3. The Menu Bar4. The Ribbon5. The Microsoft Office Button6. The Quick Access Toolbar 7. Using Toolbars8. The Standard Toolbar9. The Formatting Toolbar10. The Scroll Bars11. Shortcut Keys12. The Task Pane13. Changing the Presentation View14. The Mini Toolbar Creating a Presentation1. Creating a New Presentation2. The AutoContent Wizard3. Using the Template Option4. Applying a Slide Layout5. Using the Blank Presentation Option6. Working with PowerPoint Formats Opening, Closing, and Saving a Presentation1. Saving a Presentation2. Closing a Presentation3. Opening a Presentation4. Using Pack and Go / Package for CD5. Saving Your Presentation as a Web PageIntroducing Presentation Views1. Normal View2. Outline View3. Slide View4. Slide Sorter View5. Notes Page View6. Slide Show ViewNormal View (Slide View in 97)1. Using the Ruler2. Using the Guides for Layout3. Setting the Slide Header and Footer4. Inserting New Slides5. Zooming a PresentationModifying Text Placeholders1. Object Mode vs. Edit Text Mode2. Text Placeholders vs. Text Boxes3. Inserting a Text Box4. Re-sizing Text Boxes and Placeholders5. Deleting Text Boxes and Placeholders6. Moving Text Boxes and Placeholders7. Bulleting Text Boxes and Placeholders8. Aligning Text in Text Boxes and Placeholders9. Setting Line Spacing in Text Boxes and Placeholders10. Changing Text Casing11. Formatting Fonts for Text Boxes and Placeholders12. Formatting Fill Color and Lines for Text Boxes and Placeholders13. Setting Default Properties for All New Text Boxes and PlaceholdersModifying Text in a Text Box or Placeholder1. Bolding Text2. Italicizing Text3. Underlining Text4. Applying Shadows to Text5. Adding Other Text Enhancements6. Aligning Text within a Text Box or Placeholder7. Changing the Font for Selected Text Only8. Copying and Pasting Text9. Using Undo and Redo10. Formatting Bullets and Numbering11. Showing and Hiding the Rulers12. Adding Tab StopsText Tools1. Setting the Spelling Options2. Using the Spelling Checker3. Using the Style Checker (97 only)4. Setting Style Options5. Inserting CommentsUsing Clip Art1. Inserting Clip Art2. Re-sizing Clip Art3. Adding Fill Color and Lines to Clip Art4. Moving Clip Art5. Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Clip Art6. Deleting Clip Art7. The Picture Toolbar8. Cropping Clip Art9. Changing Clip Art’s Color, Contrast and Brightness10. Re-coloring Clip Art11. Inserting Auto Clip Art (97 only)12. Compressing Pictures13. Adding Clips to the ClipArt Gallery14. Finding Clips Online15. Using the Clip Organizer Using SmartArt1. Inserting and Manipulating SmartArt2. Formatting SmartArt Using Diagrams (XP only)1. Inserting Diagrams2. Using the Diagram ToolbarInserting Movies and Sound1. Inserting Movies2. Inserting Audio3. Animating Multimedia Playback4. Recording a SoundUsing Slide Sorter View1. Using Slide Sorter View2. Inserting Slides from External PresentationsCreating Custom Shows1. Creating and Managing Custom Shows Using Slide Show View1. Running a Slide Show2. Setting Pointer Options3. Adding Speaker Notes4. Using the Meeting MinderPrinting Your Presentation1. Using Page Setup2. Printing Presentations3. Using Print Preview4. Printing HandoutsHelping Yourself1. Using Screen Tips2. Using the Office Assistant3. Using the Contents4. Using the Index5. Using Detect and Repair6. Using the Help PaneAdding Slide Transition Animation1. Adding Slide Transition Animation2. Adding Transition Animation Speed and Sounds3. Setting Manual or Automatic Slide Advancing4. Adding Slide Animation5. Adding Transition Animation Speed6. Adding Animation Timing7. Adding Transition Animation Sound8. Setting Transition Animation for Single and Multiple SlidesAnimating Slide Objects1. Using Preset Animation2. Adding Custom Animation 3. Previewing Your Animation Settings4. Applying Animation SchemesDrawing Objects1. Inserting AutoShapes2. Inserting Lines and Arrows3. Editing Line Points4. Inserting Rectangles and Ovals5. Inserting WordArt6. Applying & Changing Fill Colors7. Applying & Changing Line Colors8. Applying & Changing Font Colors9. Applying & Changing Shadow Effects10. Applying & Changing 3D Effects11. The Draw Button12. Inserting Text Into a ShapeManipulating Drawing Objects1. Grouping Objects2. Ordering Objects3. Aligning & Distributing Objects4. Rotating & Flipping ObjectsUsing Outline View1. Using the Outlining Toolbar2. Promoting & Demoting Text3. Expanding & Collapsing Slides4. Adding & Deleting Slides5. Creating Summary SlidesUsing Notes Page View1. Using Notes Page View2. Formatting Notes Page View3. Setting the Header and Footer for Notes and HandoutsCreating Customized Presentation Templates1. Switching Color Schemes for your Presentation2. Creating a Custom Color Scheme3. Changing a Custom Color Scheme to a Standard Scheme4. Customizing the Slide Background for your Presentation5. Saving a Customized TemplateUsing Presentation Masters1. Slide Master 2. Title Master3. Notes Master4. Handout MasterSetting Up the Presentation1. Set Up Show2. Recording Narration3. Rehearsing Timings4. Using Two Screens (97 only)Using Macros1. Recording Macros2. Editing Macros3. Running MacrosAction Buttons1. Inserting Action Buttons2. Setting Button ActionsInserting Tables, Charts, and Other Objects1. Inserting Charts2. Editing Chart Data3. Inserting Tables4. Formatting Tables5. Inserting External ObjectsCustomizing Toolbars1. Creating New Toolbars2. Customizing Toolbars3. Setting Toolbar and Menu Bar OptionsSetting PowerPoint Options1. Setting Default PowerPoint Options2. Setting AutoCorrect Options Back to Topics CoveredBack to Top of Page Publisher Topics Getting Started and Exploring1. Starting Publisher2. The Publisher Screen3. Viewing the Catalog (2000)4. Using Wizards (2000)5. Viewing the New Publication Task Pane (XP & 2003)6. Creating a Blank Publication (2000)7. Creating a Blank Publication (XP & 2003)8. Displaying the Full Menus (2000)9. Displaying the Full Menus (XP & 2003)10. Editing Personal Information11. Using the Options Dialog Box12. Saving Your Publication13. Closing Your Publication14. Exiting PublisherWorking With Publications1. Opening an Existing Publication2. Saving a Publication with a New Name3. Adjusting Page Setup Options (2000)4. Adjusting Print Setup Options (2000)5. Adjusting Page and Print Setup Options (XP & 2003)Basic Skills1. Zooming the Publication2. Adding Text to a Frame3. Inserting Pages4. Navigating Through Pages5. Moving and Nudging Objects6. Resizing Objects7. Rotating and Flipping Objects (2000)8. Rotating and Flipping Objects (XP & 2003)9. Deleting Objects and Frames10. Resetting the DesignWorking With Text1. Changing the Font2. Changing the Font Size3. Changing the Font Style and Effect4. Changing the Font Color5. Changing Text Alignment6. Adding and Removing Bullets and Numbers7. Creating Custom Bullets and Modifying Numbering8. Paragraph and Line Spacing9. AutoFitting Text10. Modifying Character Spacing11. Using Find & Replace12. Using AutoCorrectWorking With Drawing Objects1. Using the Objects Toolbar2. Drawing Lines, Arrows, Ovals & Rectangles3. Inserting AutoShapes and Custom Shapes4. Inserting Text Boxes5. Drawing Freeform Objects (2000)6. Drawing Freeform Objects (XP & 2003)Formatting Objects1. Changing Fill Colors2. Changing Line Colors3. Formatting Lines and Borders4. Using Additional Line and Border Formatting5. Working With Layers6. Selecting Multiple Objects7. Ordering and Grouping Objects8. Ungrouping Objects for Editing9. The Undo Button10. The Redo Button Working With Graphics1. Setting Picture Display Options2. Inserting Pictures3. Inserting Clip Art (2000)4. Inserting Clip Art (XP & 2003)5. Using the Picture Toolbar (XP & 2003)6. Using WordArt (2000)7. Using WordArt (XP & 2003)Working With Tables1. Inserting Tables and Choosing a Preset Format2. Changing the Color Scheme (2000)3. Changing the Color Scheme (XP & 2003)4. Inserting Text Into Tables5. Formatting Cell Text6. Copying a Table From Microsoft Word7. Adjusting Row Height and Column WidthCustomizing Layouts and Designs1. Applying Backgrounds (2000)2. Applying Backgrounds (XP & 2003)3. Using the Design Gallery4. Saving Your Own Designs5. Using the Layout Guides6. Using the Design Checker7. Using Special Paper ViewPreparing Publications for the Web1. Converting a Publication to a Web Page2. Working With Form Controls3. Inserting Hyperlinks (2000)4. Inserting Hyperlinks (XP & 2003)5. Inserting Hot Spots6. Applying Background Schemes (2000)7. Applying Background Schemes (XP & 2003)8. Setting Web Properties (2000)9. Setting Web Properties (XP)10. Setting Web Properties (2003)11. Working With Navigation Bars (2000 & XP)12. Working With Navigation Bars (2003)Mail Merge1. What is a Data Source?2. Creating a Data Source (2000)3. Creating a Data Source (XP)4. Creating a Data Source (2003)5. Customizing a Data Source 6. Editing a Data Source (2000)7. Editing a Data Source (XP & 2003)8. Using a Label or Envelope Wizard9. Attaching a Data Source (2000)10. Inserting Data Fields (2000)11. Merging and Printing Data (2000)12. Merging Data With a Publication (XP)13. Merging Data With a Publication (2003)Commercial Printing1. Color Printing Options2. Setting the Color Printing Options3. Setting the Trapping Options4. Choosing Fonts5. Using Pack & Go6. Saving Your Publication as a PostScript FileAdditional Features1. Showing Special Characters2. Snapping to Guides, Rulers and Objects3. Inserting Date and Time Stamps4. Inserting Page Numbers5. Previewing Your Publication (XP & 2003)6. Printing Your Publication7. Using the Two-Page Spread View8. Tools on the WebHelping Yourself1. Publisher Help2. Using the Contents3. Using the Answer Wizard4. Using the Index5. Using the Office Assistant6. Using the Help Pane (2003)Back to Topics CoveredBack to Top of Page Windows Topics Introduction to Windows1. About Windows2. The Windows Environment3. The Mouse4. Starting a Program5. Using Windows6. Scrolling Windows7. Shutting Down Windows8. Available Applications9. Changing Window Views10. Sorting Window Contents11. Windows HelpThe Basics1. Desktop Properties2. Navigating My Computer3. Creating Desktop Shortcuts4. The Quick Launch Toolbar5. The Control Panel6. Creating a Backup7. Restoring a Backup8. System Restore9. Creating Users10. Logging In to the Computer11. Switching Users12. Audio Adjustments13. Adding Printers14. Installing and Uninstalling New SoftwareCustomizing Windows 1. Moving and Resizing the Windows Taskbar2. Setting the Date and Time Display3. Automatic Updates4. Customizing the Start MenuCreating Documents1. Starting WordPad2. Editing Text3. Formatting Text4. Saving a Document5. Opening a Document6. Printing a Document7. Closing a DocumentCreating Pictures1. Starting Paint2. Drawing Shapes and Lines3. Adding Text4. Erasing Parts of a Picture5. Saving a Picture6. Opening a Picture File Management1. Searching for a File or Folder2. Selecting Files3. Opening a File4. Opening a Recently Accessed File5. Customizing File and Folder Views6. Creating a New Folder7. Folder Options8. Sorting Items9. Arranging Items10. Auto Arranging Items11. Renaming Files12. Cutting, Copying & Pasting Files and Folders13. Copying a File to a Floppy Disc14. Saving Files to CD15. Deleting Files16. The Recycle Bin17. Burning a CD or DVD Using the Internet1. Using the Internet2. Using a Web Browser3. Searching the Internet for Information4. Downloading Items From the Internet5. Internet Security6. Antivirus Software7. Firewalls8. Windows Firewall (Service Pack 2)9. E-mail10. Setting up an E-mail Account11. Web Based E-mail12. Spam Filters13. Connecting to the Internet14. Dial-Up15. Broadband16. Using Internet Explorer Printing Information1. Selecting a Printer2. General Printing Options3. Printing from the Internet4. Viewing Print Jobs5. Canceling Print JobsJust For Fun1. Playing Music2. Watching Movies3. Games in Windows4. Games from the Internet5. Great Sites on the Internet Back to Topics CoveredBack to Top of Page Word TopicsGetting Acquainted with Word1. The Word Environment2. Title Bar3. The Menu Bar4. The Ribbon5. The Microsoft Office Button6. The Quick Access Toolbar 7. The Standard Toolbar8. The Formatting Toolbar9. The Tab Button10. Rulers11. The Scroll Bars12. The Document View Buttons13. The Next, Previous, and Select Browse Object Button Group14. The Status Bar15. The Task Pane16. The Mini Toolbar Creating Basic Documents1. Opening Documents2. Closing Documents3. Creating a New Document4. Saving Documents5. Entering Text Into a Document6. Moving Through Text7. Selecting Text8. Non-Printing Characters9. Zooming in the Document10. Full Screen Mode11. Managing Multiple Documents12. Overtype Mode13. Renaming Documents14. Working with Word File Formats Basic Editing Skills1. Deleting and Replacing Text2. Cutting, Copying and Pasting3. The Undo Button4. The Redo Button5. The Repeat CommandUsing Text Tools1. The Spelling and Grammar Tool2. Setting Spelling and Grammar Options3. Using AutoCorrectFormatting Text 1. Formatting Text2. The Formatting Toolbar3. The Font Dialog Box4. Changing Character Case5. Copying and Pasting Text Formatting Formatting Paragraphs1. Paragraph Alignment2. Indenting Paragraphs3. Indenting Paragraphs with the Horizontal Ruler4. Line Spacing and Paragraph Spacing5. Copying Paragraph Formatting OnlySetting Document Layout1. Working with Page and Section Breaks2. Inserting Page and Section Breaks3. Viewing the Header and Footer4. Inserting Header and Footer Information5. Creating Alternate Headers and Footers6. Creating Different First Page Headers and Footers7. Using Page SetupUsing Wizards and Templates1. Using Templates2. Using WizardsPrinting Documents 1. Using Print Preview2. Printing Your DocumentsHelping Yourself 1. Screen Tips2. The Office Assistant3. Contents, Answer Wizard and Index4. Using the Help PaneWorking With Tabs1. Using Tab Stops2. Removing and Clearing Tabs3. Adding Leader TabsUsing AutoText1. Using AutoText2. Inserting and Deleting AutoText3. Creating and Auto Text EntryUsing Clip Art1. Using Clip Art2. Inserting Clip Art3. Inserting Other Graphics4. The Picture Toolbar5. The Format Picture Dialog Box6. The Colors and Lines Tab7. The Size Tab8. The Layout Tab9. The Picture TabDrawing Objects1. Inserting AutoShapes2. Inserting Lines, Arrows, Rectangles and Ovals3. Inserting WordArt4. Applying Fill Color5. Applying Line Color6. Applying Font Color7. Applying Line Style, Dash Style and Arrow Style8. Applying Shadows9. Applying 3D Effects10. Rotating Objects11. Using the Draw Button12. Inserting Text Into a Shape13. Inserting Text Boxes Using Building Blocks1. Using Building Blocks Adding Bullets and Numbering to Lists1. Applying Bullets and Numbering2. Modifying Bullets and NumberingCreating and Modifying Tables1. Using Tables2. Creating Tables3. Selecting Table Objects4. Adding and Deleting Columns and Rows5. Merging and Splitting Cells6. Adjusting Column Width and Row Height7. Converting a Table Into TextTable Tools1. The Tables and Borders Toolbar2. Drawing and Erasing Tables3. Distributing Rows and Columns Evenly4. Aligning Text in Table Cells5. Sorting TablesTable Formulas1. Table Formulas2. Inserting Formulas3. Recalculating Formulas4. Viewing Formulas vs. Formula ResultsCreating a Mail Merge Document 1. Beginning a Mail Merge2. Using the Mail Merge Wizard3. Using the Mail Merge HelperCreating and Modifying a Data Source 1. Creating a Data Source2. Entering and Deleting Records in a Data Form3. Finding Records in a Data Form4. Filtering and Sorting Data Source Entries5. Customizing the Data SourceModifying the Merge Document1. Modifying the Merge Document2. Checking for Errors in Your Document3. Inserting and Removing Merge Fields4. Formatting Merge Fields5. Detaching the Data Source From the Merge DocumentMerging Envelopes 1. Merging EnvelopesMerging Labels1. Merging Labels (2003/XP)2. Merging Labels (2000/97) Merging Directories or Catalogs1. Merging Directories2. Merging CatalogsQuerying and Sorting the Data Source1. Selecting a Data Range for Merging2. Querying Records for Merging3. Sorting Records for Merging4. Clearing Merge CriteriaCreating a Table of Contents1. Creating a Table of Contents2. Customizing a Table of Contents3. Displaying Field Codes4. Updating a Table of ContentsCreating an Index1. Creating an Index2. Customizing and Index3. Displaying Field Codes4. Updating an Index's ContentsCreating a Form Template1. Creating a Form Template2. Changing Field Options3. Adding Help Text to a Field4. Removing Field Shading and Protecting the Document5. Saving the Document as a Template6. Displaying the Developer Tab Making Macros 1. What are Macros?2. Creating Macros3. Running a Macro4. Assigning a Shortcut Key to a MacroCustomizing Toolbars 1. Changing Toolbar and Menu Bar Options2. Adding Buttons to Toolbars3. Adding Macro Buttons to Toolbars4. Adding Button Dividers to Toolbars5. Removing Buttons from Toolbars6. Creating, Resetting and Deleting Custom ToolbarsChanging Word's Options1. Setting the Default Document File Location2. Setting the Default Save Options3. Setting the Default Page Setup Options4. Setting the Default Font Back to Topics CoveredBack to Top of Page Minimum System Requirements 128 MB RAM256 color SVGA capable of 1024x768 resolutionSound CardSpeakers or headphonesInternet ConnectionPC: 450 MHz Intel Pentium Processor (or equivalent) and laterWindows 98 or later (including Vista)-or-Macintosh: 500 MHz Power PC G3 and laterMac OS X 10.1 or laterBack to TopSummary of Selling Policies Payments Methods Accepted: PayPal (preferred) or VISA/MC/AMEX/DISC.Other: Payment is due within 3 days following the auction (72 hours). After 7 days, we file an eBay non-paying bidder alert.ShippingNone! With online e-learning, there are no physical products to ship. For added security, all online accounts will be manually setup by our sales staff. This is not an automatic process. Within one business day of receiving your payment, we will email you your login and password.Refunds and ReturnsDue to the nature of this educational product, there are no refunds. Please feel free to contact us if you need more information before you bid.Contact InformationE-mail at sales@teachucomp.com. We will normally respond by the next business day.Back to TopFAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) Product SpecificsWhy are these tutorials better than others? What versions of the software are covered on the tutorials? Do I have to have the software installed on my computer? What are the minimum system requirements? Are these for MAC or PC? Payment MethodsWhich payment methods are accepted? Return PolicyWhat is your return policy? e-Learning Login Information - How do I get my training?What happens after payment? Where do I log in? Sales TaxWhere do you charge sales tax? License InformationCan I copy the tutorial or manuals? Can I install the tutorial(s) on my corporate network or use them to teach classes? Privacy & Software PoliciesWhat is your privacy policy? Who can sell TeachUcomp, Inc. products on eBay? Copyright, Trademark Infringement / Software Piracy Product SpecificsWhy are these tutorials better than others?Our tutorials were created by software training professionals, using the knowledge and expertise gained from years of classroom training. You won't get the static displays or poor sound quality you see with other training CDs. Instead, you'll be guided through an animated tour of every lesson, showing you how to perform each function. The CD-ROM menu and easy-to-use interface allow you to quickly find the topics you want to customize your training to fit your needs. Our instruction e-manuals (in PDF) included in Deluxe versions further assist your training by providing additional instruction, as well as step-by-step practice exercises to simulate the classroom-learning environment. Watch and listen as the instructor demonstrates a function, then refer to the exercises in the manual to get hands-on practice in your software. Back to FAQs | Back to Top of Page What versions of the software are covered on the tutorials?Many of our products cover multiple versions. The products are "backwards compatible" -meaning that they cover recent as well as earlier versions. When there are differencesin functionality, it is demonstrated within the same lesson or in an entirely differentlesson. This makes our products as flexible as possible for offices with PCs on different versions or for people who upgrade. Please refer to the specific auction or store listing to determine the versions that are covered.Our tutorials run on both PC and Macintosh. The version of software taught is the PC version. Because the majority of the training is menu-driven, most of the material will be the same. However, there are some differences between PC and MAC versions of the software. We encourage you to view the sample lesson (link at the top of this page) to gauge the differences and determine if the training suits your needs. Back to FAQs | Back to Top of PageDo I have to have the software installed on my computer?Our tutorials will run without the software being installed on your computer. However, we strongly recommend that you have the software installed, so you can practice after watching the lessons. Back to FAQs | Back to Top of PageWhat are the minimum system requirements?128 MB RAM256 color SVGA capable of 1024x768 resolutionSound CardSpeakers or headphonesInternet ConnectionPC: 450 MHz Intel Pentium Processor (or equivalent) and laterWindows 98 or later-or-Macintosh: 500 MHz Power PC G3 and laterMac OS X 10.1 or laterBack to FAQs | Back to Top of PageAre these for MAC or PC?Our tutorials run on both PC and Macintosh. The version of software taught is the PC version. Because the majority of the training is menu-driven, most of the material will be the same. However, there are some differences between PC and MAC versions of the software. We encourage you to view the sample lesson (link at the top of this page) to gauge the differences and determine if the training suits your needs. Payment MethodsWhich payment methods are accepted?For your convenience, we offer these payment methods:PayPalThis is our preferred payment method. It's fast, easy and secure for both parties. Pay Us Directly by Credit Card (Only after you win an auction or use Buy It Now)1. Call us toll-free at 877-925-8080 in the U.S. & Canada, or 517-333-2560 (Monday-Friday 9-5 Eastern)2. Be sure to have your eBay item number handy when you call, so we can properly credit your account3. We accept VISA/MC/AMEX/DISC Back to FAQs | Back to Top of PageReturn Policy What is your return policy?Due to the nature of this educational product, there are no returns.Back to FAQs | Back to Top of Pagee-Learning Login Information - How do I get my training?What happens after payment?For added security, once we receive payment, a Membership Specialist will personally set-up your account within one business day. We will then send you an email with your login information and password. If you do not receive your email within one business day of making payment, please be sure to first check your spam folder of your email. You may always contact us with questions regarding your order. We're happy to assist you.Back to FAQs | Back to Top of PageWhere do I log in?Once you receive your login information, go to our website at www.teachucomp.net and sign in.Back to FAQs | Back to Top of PageSales Tax Where do you charge sales tax?Sales tax applies to Michigan, USA orders for physical products only. If you are a tax exempt entity please fax us your tax exempt license at 517-333-2958.Back to FAQs | Back to Top of PageLicense Information Can I copy the tutorial or manuals?No. The tutorials and manuals are copyrighted and it is illegal to make copies. Back to FAQs | Back to Top of PageCan I install the tutorial(s) on my corporate network or use it to teach classes?No. These require special licensing not currently available on eBay. Privacy & Software Policies What is your Privacy Policy?We value your right to privacy. When you order products from TeachUcomp, Inc., your personal information is kept in strict confidence. We do not rent, sell or provide your personal data to any other entity unless required by law.Back to FAQs | Back to Top of PageWho can sell TeachUcomp, Inc. products on eBay?Individuals or companies offering TeachUcomp, Inc. products MUST be an authorized distributor. TeachUcomp, Inc. does NOT permit authorized distributors or others to sell our products on eBay.Back to FAQs | Back to Top of PageCopyright, Trademark Infringement / Software Piracy TeachUcomp, Inc. is a registered trademark of TeachUcomp, Inc. As a member of eBay's VERO program, we take software piracy, copyright and trademark infringement very seriously. TeachUcomp, Inc. is the author, publisher, and copyright holder of all its products. Copyright Infringement ("software piracy") is a Federal Crime, punishable by up to FIVE (5) years in prison and/or a substantial fine. Any person attempting to sell "backup" or counterfeit copies of TeachUcomp, Inc. products will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. If you believe you have purchased a counterfeit copy of our software, please notify us immediately and we will pursue the matter. Please note that due to confidentiality and TeachUcomp, Inc.'s privacy policy, we cannot disclose our findings or any actions that may be taken. Back to Top of PageAbout Us We are the only authorized seller of Teachucomp, Inc. products and services on eBay. Founded in 2001, TeachUcomp, Inc. began as a licensed software training center, providing instructor-led, classroom-style instruction, teaching staff at organizations such as the American Red Cross, Public School Systems and the Small Business Association in over 85 different classes, including Microsoft Office, QuickBooks, Peachtree and web design.At TeachUcomp, Inc., we realize that small business software can be confusing, to say the least. However, finding quality training can be a challenge. TeachUcomp, Inc. has changed all that. As the industry leader in training small business software, TeachUcomp, Inc. has revolutionized computer training and will teach you the skills to become a powerful and proficient user. In 2002, responding to the demand for high-quality training materials that provide more flexibility than classroom training, TeachUcomp, Inc. launched our first product - Mastering QuickBooks Made Easy. The enormous success of our first tutorial led to an ever-expanding product line. TeachUcomp, Inc. now proudly serves customers in over 60 different countries world-wide including individuals, small businesses, non-profits and many others. Clients include the Transportation Security Administration, NASA, Smithsonian Institution, University of Michigan, Merrill Lynch, Sprint, U.S. Army, Oracle Corporation, Hewlett-Packard and the U.S. Senate.Our full-time staff of software training professionals have developed a product line that is the perfect solution for busy individuals. Our comprehensive tutorials cover all of the same material as our classroom trainings. Broken into individual lessons, you can target your training to meet your needs - choosing just the lessons you want (and having the option to watch them all if you like). Our tutorials are also incredibly easy to use. Your navigation menu automatically launches, listing each lesson. It's as easy as using the Internet. You will listen and watch as our expert instructors walk you through each lesson step-by-step. Everything in the tutorials is presented in full-motion animation - not sequential still screens. You will see each function performed just as if the instructor were at your computer. After the lesson has finished, you then "toggle" into the application and practice what you've learned - making it the most effective interactive training solution to learn on your own.You are a just click away from discovering the true power and potential of your software.Back to Top of Page ©TeachUcomp, Inc. 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