Computer Science 12
Tutorials on
Microsoft Word 2007
- Week 1: Tutorials on Microsoft Word
- Week 5: Tutorials on Microsoft Word
- Week 6: Tutorials on Microsoft Word
- Week 12: Tutorials on Microsoft Word
- More later.
Week 1: Tutorials on Microsoft Word 2007
Below are some general tutorials on Microsoft Word, with an emphasis on matters relevant to writing academic papers:
- Microsoft Word 2007 FAQ - Indiana University of Pennsylvania
- Microsoft Word 2007/2008 - University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire
- Word 2007 Tutorial - Florida Gulf Coast University
- Complex Documents in Microsoft Word in Intermediate Users Guide to Microsoft Word by Charles Kyle Kenyon, with an emphasis on how to create legal documents, which are similar to academic papers in various ways
- Microsoft Word 2007 Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials - About.com
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Week 5: Tutorials on Microsoft Word
Styles for headings (needed in table of contents):
- How to format a Word 2007 document on Which.com
- Understanding Microsoft Word styles, How to apply a style in Microsoft Word, and Why use Microsoft Word's built-in heading styles? - Shauna Kelly
- Creating documents with Style on the Microsoft Office Word Team's blog
Table of contents:
- Table of Contents in Word 2007 - Florida Gulf Coast University
- How to: Create a Table of Contents in Microsoft Word 2007 - Tech online
- Microsoft Word 2007 - Inserting A Table Of Contents - word07.com
- How to create a table of contents in Microsoft Word - Shauna Kelly
- Taking Control of Your Table of Contents or Document Map on the Microsoft Word Team's blog
- Anatomy of Word: Create a table of contents using defined styles (for older versions of Word)
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Week 6: Tutorials on Microsoft Word
Citations (needed for bibliography, and should be used after all quotes):
- References and citations in Word 2007 (includes footnotes and bibliography) - Florida Gulf Coast University
- Microsoft Word 2007 tools for referencing sources
- Final Paper Time - The Microsoft Office Word Team's Blog
- Academic features: citation & bibliography tools by Jennifer Michelstein
Bibliography:
- Create a bibliography and Bibliography citation styles - Microsoft Office Online
Footnotes (to be used NOT for citations but for small digressions):
- Word 2007: How to Insert Footnotes - Tech-Recipes
- Inserting and Formatting Footnotes and Endnotes in Word 2007 by James Marshall, About.com
- Footnotes and Endnotes (Word 2002) - Learnthat.com
- Changing the font on a footnote
Numbered headings (optional):
- Numbers in Headings for Word 2007 - AllExperts.com
- How to create numbered headings or outline numbering in your Microsoft Word document - Shauna Kelly
General tutorials and FAQs on matters relevant to writing an academic paper:
- Microsoft Word 2007 FAQ - Indiana University of Pennsylvania
- Microsoft Word 2007/2008 - University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire
- Word 2007 Tutorial - Florida Gulf Coast University
- Complex Documents in Microsoft Word in Intermediate Users Guide to Microsoft Word by Charles Kyle Kenyon, with an emphasis on how to create legal documents, which are similar to academic papers in various ways
- Microsoft Word 2007 Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials - About.com
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Week 12: Tutorials on Microsoft Word
Mail merge:
- Word 2010 Mail Merge - AddictiveTips
- Getting Started With Mail Merge in Word 2007 - About.com
- Mail Merge 2007 - University of Alabama
- On the Microsoft site: (1) Use mail merge to create and print letters and other documents, (2) How to use mail merge to create form letters in Word, and (3) Mail merge
- Mail Merge with Word 2007/2010 - Graham Mayor
Also, when running Word, press [F1] for help.
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