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Free hands-on computer classes. Registration is required and available one month prior to the start of the first class.
Learn all about Microsoft's word processing program Microsoft Word. In this series you will learn how to create/edit documents; format text and paragraphs; insert headers and footers; create PDFs; and more.
Class topics, dates, and times are below.
Creating/Editing Documents | Monday, March 18 | 2 pm | Discover how to create word processing documents using Microsoft Word 2013. Learn various editing features that allow you to effectively revise documents. Explore ways to quickly copy and move text. Practice preparing files using Word's document templates to begin documents. Attendance at Basic Computer Skills is preferred.
Formatting Text & Paragraphs | Tuesday, March 19 | 10:30 am | Make your document stand out! Explore the different ways to change how text looks. Learn how to change the style and effect of text. Discover additional formatting techniques that can be applied to document paragraphs. Attendance at MS Word, Part 1 is preferred.
More Useful Formatting Tools | Thursday, March 21 | 10:30 am | Discover how to use more useful tools to edit your documents like signature lines, creating a PDF, comments, tables, formulas to perform math functions, create charts, create a book format, and protect your document. Attendance at MS Word, Part 2 is preferred.
Free Alternatives to Microsoft Word | Friday, March 22 | 2 pm | In the final class of the Microsoft Word Series, we’ll explore free alternatives to Microsoft Word. Learn about free word processing programs like Libre Office, Open Office and/or Google Docs. Attendance at Basic Computer Skills is preferred.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Computers & Technology |
TAGS: | help with computers | computers | computer training | computer help | computer classes | computer class | computer |
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