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MS Word 2000
Introduction
Word processing can help you write and edit your work more freely
and quickly. It can help you make what youwrite easier to read and
copy. The most important thing about what you write is the thinking
that goes into your writing, not your spelling or the way the letters
look on the page. With built in dictionaries and formatting, word
processing can take care of lots of the picky mechanical parts of
writing and let you focus on the brainwork.
Microsoft Word is the most popular word processing program used
in the world today. If you go to any office you are likely to find
it on the computer there. It is full-featured and robust. You can
use it to write a one-page letter to a friend or a whole book complete
with table of contents, index, and pictures. You can create and
edit very simple or very complex documents. Learning Microsoft Word
can be helpful to you in many ways.
Here are 10 lessons to help you review some of the most important
and commonly used features of Word. Use the navigation bar above
to move through them either sequentially or to help you cover a
specific topic.
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