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should you learn
MS
Office |
The
Microsoft Office is used by most of the businesses and government
agencies.
Benefits for Individuals
- Increased productivity at work
- Greater earning potential
- More opportunities in the job market
- Satisfaction of demonstrating your
knowledge and skills
Benefits for Corporations
- Increased employee productivity
- Improved company communication
- Higher employee retention
- Lower technical support costs
- A stronger bottom line
Benefits for Academic Institutions
- More knowledgeable teachers and
instructors
- Attract new students
- Provide valuable skills to students
- Improve working relationships with
placement organizations
Benefits for Staffing Agencies
- Increased client satisfaction with job
candidates
- A better-prepared pool of job candidates
- The ability to validate testing and
training costs
- Simplified hiring procedures
- Higher employee retention
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MS Word
MS Excel
MS PowerPoint
MS Access
MS Outlook
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Microsoft
Office Course Outline
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Word |
Exploring Word
- Working in the World Environment
- Opening, Moving around, and
Closing a Document
- Displaying different views of a Document
- Creating and
Saving a Document
- Previewing and Printing a Document
Editing and Proofreading Documents
- Making changes to a Document
- Inserting Saved text
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Reorganizing a Document Outline
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Finding and Replacing Text
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Correcting Spelling and Grammar Errors
- Finalizing a Document
Changing the Look of Text
- Formatting Text and Paragraphs
- Manually Changing the Look
of Characters
- Manually Changing the Look of Paragraphs
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Creating and Modifying Lists
Presenting Information in Columns
and Tables
- Presenting information in Columns
- Creating a Tabular List
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Presenting Information in a Table
- Formatting Table
Information
- Performing Calculations in a Table
- Using a
Table to Control Page Layout
- Add borders and shading to
tables
- Revise tables (insert and delete
rows and columns and change cell formats)
- Modify table structure (merge
cells, change height, and width)
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Excel |
Setting Up a Worksheet
- Creating Workbooks
- Modifying Workbooks
- Modifying
worksheets
- Copying Worksheets within the same Workbook
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Naming Worksheets within the Workbook
Working with Data and Data Tables
- Entering and Revising Data
- Moving Data within a Workbook
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Finding and Replacing Data
- Insert
and delete selected cells
- Cut, copy, paste,
and move selected cells
- Formatting Cells
- Clear cell formats
- Work with series (AutoFill)
Performing Calculation on Data
- Naming Group of Data
- Creating Formulas and Calculation
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Summarizing Data
Formatting Worksheets
- Apply font styles (typeface,
size, color, and styles)
- Apply number formats (currency,
percent, dates, and commas)
- Modify row and column size
- Modify alignment of cell content
- Adjust decimal places
- Apply cell borders and shading
- Merge cells
Page Setup and Printing
- Preview and print worksheets and
workbooks
- Print a selection
- Change page orientation and
scaling
- Set page margins and centering
- Set print, and clear a print
area
- Set up headers and footers
- Set print titles and options
(gridlines, print quality, and headings for rows and columns)
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PowerPoint
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Creating a Presentation
- Delete slides
- Create a specified type of slide
- Create a presentation from a
template or a wizard
- Navigate among different views
(slide, outline, sorter, and tri-pane)
- Create a new presentation from
existing slides
- Copy a slide from one
presentation into another
- Insert headers and footers
- Create a blank presentation
- Create a presentation using the
AutoContent Wizard
- Send a presentation via e-mail
Modifying a Presentation
- Change the order of slides using
Slide Sorter view
- Find and replace text
- Change the layout for one or
more slides
- Modify the Slide Master
- Modify slide sequence in the
outline pane
- Apply a design template
Working with Text
- Check spelling
- Change and replace text fonts
(individual slide and entire presentation)
- Enter text in tri-pane view
- Import text from Microsoft Word
- Change the text alignment
- Create a text box for entering
text
- Use the Wrap text in TextBox
feature
- Use the Office Clipboard
- Use the Format Painter
- Promote and Demote text in slide
and outline panes
Working with Visual Elements
- Add a picture from the Clip Art
Gallery
- Add and group shapes using
WordArt or the Drawing Toolbar
- Apply formatting
- Add text to a graphic object
using a text box
- Scale and size an object
including clip art
- Create tables within PowerPoint
- Rotate and fill an object
Customizing a Presentation
- Add AutoNumber bullets
- Add speaker notes
- Add graphical bullets
- Add slide transitions
- Animate text and objects
Creating Output
- Preview presentation in black
and white
- Print slides in a variety of
formats
- Print audience handouts
- Print speaker notes in a
specified format
Delivering a Presentation
- Start a slide show on any slide
- Use on screen navigation tools
- Print a slide as an overhead
transparency
- Use the pen during a
presentation
Managing Files
- Save changes to a presentation
- Save as a new presentation
- Publish a presentation to the
Web
- Use the Microsoft Office
Assistant
- Insert hyperlink
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Access
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Planning and Designing Databases
- Determine appropriate data
inputs/outputs for your database
- Create table structure
- Establish table relationships
Working with Access
- Use the Microsoft Office
Assistant
- Select an object using the
Objects Bar
- Print database objects (tables,
forms, reports, and queries)
- Navigate through records in a
table, query, or form
- Create a database (using a
wizard or in-design view)
Building and Modifying Tables
- Create tables by using the Table
Wizard
- Set primary keys
- Modify field properties
- Use multiple data types
- Modify tables using Design View
- Use the Lookup Wizard
- Use the Input Mask Wizard
Building and Modifying Forms
- Create a form with the Form
Wizard
- Use the Control Toolbox to add
controls
- Modify Format Properties (font,
style, font size, color, caption, etc.) of controls
- Use form sections (headers,
footers, and detail)
- Use a Calculated Control on a
form
Viewing and Organizing Information
- Use the Office Clipboard
- Switch between object views
- Enter records using a datasheet
- Enter records using a form
- Delete records from a table
- Find a record
- Sort records
- Apply and remove filters (filter
by form and filter by selection)
- Specify criteria in a query
- Display related records in a
subdatasheet
- Create a calculated field
- Create and modify a multitable
select query
Defining Relationships
- Establish relationships
- Enforce referential integrity
Producing Reports
- Create a report with the Report
Wizard
- Preview and print a report
- Move and resize a control
- Modify Format Properties (font,
style, font size, color, caption, etc.)
- Use the Control Toolbox to add
controls
- Use report sections (headers,
footers, and detail)
- Use a Calculated Control in a
report
Integrating with Other
Applications
- Import data to a new table
- Save a table, query, or form as
a Web page
- Add Hyperlinks
Using Access Tools
- Print database relationships
- Back-up and restore a database
- Compact and repair a database
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Outlook
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Using Outlook to Communicate
- Read mail
- Send mail
- Compose mail by entering text
- Print mail
- Address mail by entering text
- Use mail features (forward,
reply, and recall)
- Use address book to address mail
- Flag mail messages
- Navigate within mail
- Find messages
- Configure basic mail print
options
- Work with attachments
- Add a signature to mail
- Customize the look of mail
- Use mail templates (themes) to
compose mail
- Integrate and use mail with
other Outlook components
- Customize menu and task bars
Using Outlook to Manage
Messages
- Create folders
- Sort mail
- Set viewing options
- Archive mail messages
- Filter a view
Using the Outlook Calendar
- Navigate within the calendar
- Schedule appointments and events
- Set reminders
- Print in calendar
- Schedule multiday events
- Configure calendar print options
- Customize the calendar view
- Schedule recurring appointments
- Customize menu and task bars
- Add and remove meeting attendees
- Plan meetings involving others
- Save a personal or team calendar
as a Web page
- Book office resources directly
(for example, conference rooms)
- Integrate calendar with other
Outlook components
Navigating and Using Outlook
Effectively
- Use Outlook Help and the
Microsoft Office Assistant.
- Move items between folders
- Navigate between Outlook
components
- Modify the Outlook Master
Categories List
- Assign items to a category
- Sort information using
categories
- Use the Office Clipboard
Using Contacts
- Create, edit, and delete
contacts
- Send contact information via
e-mail
- Organize contacts by category
- Manually record an activity in a
journal
- Link activities to a Contact
- Sort contacts using fields
Using Tasks
- Create and update one-time tasks
- Accept and decline tasks
- Organize tasks using categories
- Assign tasks to others
- Create tasks from other Outlook
components
- Change the view for tasks
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