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 Meet Your Word 2003 TrainerDr. Tom Murray is a Business Professor and Director of Technical Education and Training at Lynchburg College located in Lynchburg, Virginia. Working closely with Microsoft on the development of Microsoft's Office Tutorials for over 10 years, Dr. Murray has been featured in many industry training publications, including the Microsoft Innovative Teachers' Website. Dr. Murray's Microsoft Office training is known for it's superior quality and ease of use.
About the courseThis Microsoft Office Word 2003 Course contains three levels of instruction to walk you through performing many time-saving tasks in Word, beginning with an introduction to the Word screen elements. The remaining course topics appeal to all Word users - beginner through advanced. You will learn everything from creating professional-looking documents to performing advanced Mail Merge functions and overall, working with your documents more effectively. In this course, you'll learn from a combination of quick tips and detailed instruction on using Word for team collaboration and creating templates to work smarter, not harder. In this course, you will see lessons related to harnessing the power of new Word 2003 features including Columns, Page Numbers, Smart Tags, Format Painter and many more. These features take you beyond basic document creation in the shortest amount of time possible. There are over 100 lessons in this Word course - all designed to increase your productivity. Course Highligts
Word 2003 Training Return Policy: You may open and view 1 DVD for "demo" purposes and still be able return the product within 15 days. Any Keystone Training Products that have more than 1 DVD opened or unsealed, are no longer covered under the 15 Day Money Back Guarantee Policy. DVD ROM'S: This Training set will only run on DVD ROM computer players only. These DVD's WILL NOT run on entertainment DVD players that are connected to TV's. An Internet connection is also required.
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