Word: Working with Long Documents, Microsoft
Domain: A1 Knowledge base
TACE: C - Completion
Due to the Covid-19 outbreak, all face to face training at the Doctoral Academy has been postponed for the foreseeable future.
This session will be run as a Webinar - to book a place click here
Listed below is a selection of external learning resources related to this subject that you may find useful.
Word 2016: Templates in Depth
Word 2016 Essential Training
Word 2016: Advanced Tips and Tricks
Word 2016: Creating Long Documents
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For more information on replacement learning events such as webinars and retreats click here
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Format: IT
Suitable for: All
PLEASE NOTE: Monday, 4 and Wednesday, 6 November sessions are fully booked with a large waiting list.
Whilst basic word-processing skills can be used to create small documents, problems are often encountered when creating longer documents like your thesis. This session will look at some of the built-in functionality of Microsoft Word, which enables longer documents to be created and edited more easily.
By the end of this session, you will be able to:
* create, apply and modify character and paragraph styles to enhance your documents
* create and update a table of contents using styles
* combine a series of small documents to produce the final manuscript
* create headers and footers and add special features to headers/footers such as page numbering and dates
* create bookmarks and cross-references in a document
More information on this subject may be available on the range of online learning resources such as Linkedin Learning
