- Word:
Menu Bar Overview (52 KB)
- Microsoft Word’s features can be
found in the pull-down menus. In Word 2000, menus
contain the most commonly used commands.
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- Word:
Expanding Personalized Menus (62 KB)
- In Word 2000, menus contain the
most commonly used commands. These menu commands
are displayed in short, personalized menus that
can be expanded to show all the commands.
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- Word:
Disabling Personalized Menus (70 KB)
- In Word 2000, menus contain the
most commonly used commands. These menu commands
are displayed in short, personalized menus that
can be expanded to show all the commands.
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- Word:
Using Spell Check (102 KB)
- Microsoft Word automatically underlines
misspelled words with a wavy red line. There are
over 100,000 words in the main spelling dictionary.
This document describes how to use the spell check
feature.
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- Word:
Using Grammar Check (99 KB)
- Microsoft Word automatically underlines
grammatical errors with a wavy green line. This
document describes how to use the grammar check
feature.
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- Word:
Using the Thesaurus (97 KB)
- Microsoft Word allows you to use
a thesaurus to find synonyms and/or antonyms for
words in a document. This document describes how
to use the thesaurus feature.
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- Linking
An Excel Chart (384 KB)
- Integration among Microsoft Offfice
is referred to as Object Linking and Embedding (OLE).
OLE allows data to dynamically change among applications.
For example, a chart from Excel can be linked in
a Word document. A linked chart appears in the Word
document, but the information is stored in the original
Excel file. Therefore, whenever the data is edited
in Excel, Word can automatically update the chart
in the document. This document will describe the
process of linking an Excel chart into a Word document.
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- Using
the Header and Footer Toolbar (455 KB)
- Headers and footers are areas in
the top and bottom page margins of the document.
Text or graphics can be placed in the headers or
footers. This document will provide an overview
of the Header and Footer toolbar in Microsoft Word.
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- Creating
Headers and Footers (378 KB)
- Headers and footers are areas in
the top and bottom page margins of the document.
Text or graphics can be placed in the headers or
footers. This document will describe the process
of creating a header or footer.
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- Inserting
a Date in Headers and Footers (424 KB)
- Headers and footers are areas in
the top and bottom page margins of the document.
Text or graphics can be placed in the headers or
footers. This document will describe the process
of inserting a date in a header or footer.
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- Inserting
a Page Number in Headers and Footers (418 KB)
- Headers and footers are areas in
the top and bottom page margins of the document.
Text or graphics can be placed in the headers or
footers. This document will describe the process
of inserting a number in a header or footer.
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- Formatting
a Page Number in Headers and Footers (370 KB)
- Headers and footers are areas in
the top and bottom page margins of the document.
Text or graphics can be placed in the headers or
footers. This document will describe the process
of formatting a page number that has been inserted
into a header or footer.
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- Formatting
Text in Headers and Footers (414 KB)
- Headers and footers are areas in
the top and bottom page margins of the document.
Text or graphics can be placed in the headers or
footers. This document will describe the process
of formatting text that has been inserted into a
header or footer.
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- Adding
Images to the Clip Art Gallery in Word 2000
(221 KB)
- A nice feature of Microsoft Word
2000 is the ability to insert clip art, pictures,
sounds and movies into your gallery. The benefit
of inserting media into your gallery is to have
easy access to the media. If you have an image that
you use frequently (department logo, MSU seal, etc.),
insert it into your gallery so that you will know
where it is located on your computer.
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- Using
the Format Painter in Word 2000 (81 KB)
- The Format Painter in Microsoft
Word 2000 is an easy way to copy the font or paragraph
formatting of selected text and apply it to other
text. This feature can save a great deal of time
and effort.
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Getting Help in Microsoft Word 2000 (179 KB)
- There are four ways to get help
in Word 2000. Examine this fact sheet to determine
which way is best for you to receive help within
Word 2000.
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Inserting Characters as Bullets in Word 2000
(115 KB)
- Microsoft Word 2000 allows you
to insert characters, images or pictures for bullets.
This feature can add creativity to your document.
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Inserting and Text Wrapping Pictures in Word 2000
(118 KB)
- Pictures can be inserted into
Word documents. Once the pictures are inserted,
there are 5 text wrapping options to wrap the text
around a picture, below a picture, through a picture,
etc. Each text wrapping option is detailed in this
fact sheet
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Inserting Word Art in Word 2000 (122 KB)
- Word Art is stylized text that
is a graphical object that can be moved, rotated
and sized.
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Replacing Text in Word 2000 (63 KB)
- Finding and replacing text in
Microsoft Word 2000 is a common and efficient way
to update a document by replacing words or phrases
automatically.
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Selecting Text in Word 2000 (73 KB)
- Selecting text in a fast, easy
way will speed up your word processing. This fact
sheet highlights 4 ways to select text.
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Using Tab Leaders in Word 2000 (105 KB)
- This fact sheet details how to
add tab leaders in 4 steps.
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Using the Clipboard in Word 2000 (1.30 MB)
- When text or an object is cut,
copied or pasted, Word 2000 uses a special area
of memory called the Clipboard. In older versions
of Word, only one item could be stored at a time.
In Word 2000, the clipboard can store up to 12 cut
or copied items.
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Working with Toolbars in Word 2000 (190 KB)
- Each toolbar is listed with their
functions. Also, how to view toolbars (or bring
them to the screen) is detailed as well as customizing
toolbars and personalizing menus.
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- Creating
Headers and Footers in Sections in Microsoft Word
2000 (341 KB)
- Microsoft Word 2000 provides a
feature to create sections. This allows you to have
varying formats in the headers and foots of your
document. This is needed in certain documents such
as theses and dissertations.
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- Creating
Headers and Footers in Microsoft Word 2000
(341 KB)
- Take the mystery out of creating
Headers and Footers in Microsoft Word by following
step-by-step instructions.
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