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Office 2007 New Features
Students will learn about those features of Microsoft Office 2007 that are new to the Office suite.
- Course Outline
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Students will learn about those features of Microsoft Office 2007 that are new to the Office suite: Microsoft Office Button, Ribbon tabs and Ribbon groups, galleries, contextual Ribbon tabs, Live Preview, the Dialog Box Launcher, the Document Information Panel, and the Mini toolbar.
Course Outline SECTION 1: THE NEW INTERFACE LESSON 1.1: GETTING ACQUAINTED
Using the Office Menu
Using the Status Bar
Using the Mini Toolbar
Using Dialogue Boxes
LESSON 1.2: THE QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR
Using the Toolbar
Adding and Removing Buttons
Moving the Quick Access Toolbar
Using the Options Dialogue to Customize the Toolbar
LESSON 1.3: RIBBONS AND CHUNKS
About Ribbons
About Chunks
About Option Buttons
Minimizing the Ribbon
SECTION 2: THEMES LESSON 2.1: USING THEMES
Using Themes
Using Theme Colors
Using Theme Fonts
Using Theme Effects
SECTION 3: NEW AND ENHANCED FEATURES IN WORD 2007
LESSON 3.1: USING BUILDING BLOCKS
Adding a Cover Page
Adding Watermarks
Inserting Quick Parts
Adding Quick Parts
Using the Building Blocks Organizer
Inserting Building Blocks
LESSON 3.2: SAVING YOUR FILES
Using File Formats
LESSON 3.3: MAKING WORD WORK BACKWARDS
Opening Documents in Word 97-2003 Format
Converting Documents in Word 97-2003 Format
Running the Compatibility Checker
Saving Documents in Word 97-2003 Format
Setting Compatibility Options
Compatibility Packs for Microsoft Office Word 2003
LESSON 3.4: PDF FORMAT
Publishing to PDF or XPS
SECTION 4: NEW AND ENHANCED FEATURES IN OUTLOOK 2007
LESSON 4.1: TO-DO BAR AND ATTACHMENT PREVIEWER
What’s New in Microsoft Office Outlook 2007?
Using the To-Do Bar
Using the Attachment Previewer
LESSON 4.2: INSTANT SEARCH
Installing Instant Search
Using the Instant Search Menu
Performing an Instant Search
Using the Query Builder
LESSON 4.3: RSS
Setting up an RSS Feed
How an RSS Feed Looks
How an RSS Feed Works
Additional Features
LESSON 4.4: USING CATEGORIES
Setting up Categories
Assigning a Category to an Item
About Quick Click
Creating Category Search Folders
Using Categories in a View
SECTION 5: NEW AND ENHANCED FEATURES IN EXCEL 2007
LESSON 5.1: TABLES
What is a Table?
Creating Tables
Modifying Tables
What is the Total Row?
What are Records and Fields?
Adding Fields by Inserting Columns
Adding Records by Inserting Rows
Quickly Adding Records to a Data Table
Deleting Records or Fields
Sorting Data in a Table
What is an AutoFilter?
Custom AutoFilters
LESSON 5.2: CHARTS
Creating a Chart
Formatting a Chart
Modifying Charts with the Layout Ribbon
Manipulating a Chart
Enhancing a Chart with Shapes and Graphics
Changing the Type of Chart
Changing the Source Data
Working with the Chart Axis and Data Series
SECTION 6: NEW AND ENHANCED FEATURES IN POWERPOINT 2007
LESSON 6.1: THE POWERPOINT 2007 INTERFACE
The Office Menu Button
The Ribbon
The Slide View
The Slide Pane
Notes
The Status Bar
What happened to the Task Pane?
LESSON 6.2: THE ANIMATIONS RIBBON
Commands in the Animation Ribbon
Preview
Animations
LESSON 6.3: CREATING MASTERS
Create a Master Slide
LESSON 6.4: USING MASTERS
Apply Master to a Slide
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Pre-Requisites
Word 2003: Basic, Excel 2003: Basic, PowerPoint 2003: Basic, Access 2003: Basic, and Outlook 2003: Basic, or equivalent experience
Certificates offered
Certificate of completion
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Should you postpone or cancel your course you must give 5 business days notice.
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