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ECDL 4 Word Processing with Word 2003
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This course is designed to help you to obtain the skills and knowledge required for ECDL Module 3 "Word Processing" (Syllabus 4.0). You will learn to use Word to create, edit, format, and print a simple document, such as a letter or memo.
You will learn to change page layouts and apply different paragraph and character formatting. You will also learn to insert objects, such as tables, pictures, and charts, and link to data sources using a mail merge. |
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ECDL AM3 Advanced Word Processing with Word 2002
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This course is designed to help you to obtain the skills and knowledge required for ECDL AM3 "Word Processing Advanced". You will learn to use Word 2002 to create and format documents incorporating complex page layouts and organisation.
You will also learn to structure a document using outlining tools and automatic references, create and apply styles and templates, use collaborative editing tools, and record and edit macro actions.
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ECDL Word Processing with MS Word 2002
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This course is designed to prepare readers for the ECDL/ICDL examination and to gain competence with the word processing application MS Word 2002. The course will allow readers to understand the basic functions involved in creating, saving, formatting and printing documents such as letters, memos and simple reports. Readers will also gain experience in using basic desktop publishing features, such as graphics, tables and mail merge. This courseware has been designed to cover the learning objectives of ECDL Syllabus Version 3.0 Module 3 Word Processing. |
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ECDL 4 Word Processing with Word 2000
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This course is designed to help you to obtain the skills and knowledge required for ECDL Module 3 "Word Processing" (Syllabus 4.0). You will learn to use Word to create, edit, format, and print a simple document, such as a letter or memo.
You will learn to change page layouts and apply different paragraph and character formatting. You will also learn to insert objects, such as tables, pictures, and charts, and link to data sources using a mail merge. |
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ECDL Word Processing with MS Word 2000
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This course is designed to prepare readers for the ECDL module 3 examination. The course will allow readers to create, edit and print documents such as letters, memos and reports using Microsoft Word 2000. The course closely follows ECDL syllabus version 3.0, but can also be used in conjunction with the earlier syllabus, version 1.5. |
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ECDL Advanced Word Processing with Word 2000
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This course will teach you to use the word processing application Microsoft Word 2000 with a high level of competence. You will be able to create documents incorporating advanced page layout and graphics formatting and document references, such as an index and table of contents. You will also be able to work with data in tables, spreadsheets and mail merge, use styles, templates, AutoCorrect and macros to speed up the creation of documents and use the reviewing tool to collaborate on editing tasks with other users. You can use this course to prepare for the ECDL Word Processing Advanced Syllabus 3.0. |
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ECDL Word Processing with MS Word 97
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This course is designed to prepare readers for the ECDL module 3 examination. The course will allow readers to create, edit and print documents such as letters, memos and reports using Microsoft Word 97. The course closely follows ECDL syllabus version 3.0, but can also be used in conjunction with the earlier syllabus, version 1.5. |
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