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Roadmap to Word 2003 Training

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Overview If one is new to Word 2003, try the "Audio course: Get to know Word: Create the first document." Learn how to get started: how to type in a document, how to select text and revise it, how to make words bold or italic - even how to add styles so one's headings stand out. And check out the course "So that's how! Great Word features." It's where many people go for the latest Word: what's neat, what's quick, what makes work easier. Speaking of easier, have a look too at "Customize keyboard shortcuts in Word," a course that puts convenience at one's fingertips. And something else one should know: "How to protect Word documents."

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Publisher	Microsoft Tips	File Format	HTML
Date Published	December 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Business Management, Word Processing

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