Book Organization

Teach Yourself VISUALLY Word 2003 has 14 chapters.

Chapter 1, A First Look at Word, covers Word basics, including an overview of the Word Window, how to enter text, and how to use the menus, toolbars, and task panes.

Chapter 2, Manage Documents, shows you how to save, compare, switch between, and search a document.

In Chapter 3, Edit Text, you learn how to insert, edit, delete, move, and translate text as well as how to view it in various views and magnifications.

In Chapter 4, Proofreading, you find out how to find and replace text, correct mistakes, track changes and more.

Chapter 5, Format Text, shows you how to change fonts, and text size, color, and case. You also discover the finer points of formatting text.

Chapter 6, Format Paragraphs, covers text alignment, line spacing, bulleted and numbered lists, tabs, indented paragraphs, and how to work with styles.

In Chapter 7, Format Pages, you find out how to insert page and section breaks, number lines and pages, generate a table of contents, apply a theme, and use headers, footers, and footnotes.

Chapter 8, Print Documents, shows you how to print a document, labels, and envelopes and how to preview a document before you print it.

In Chapter 9, Work with Tables, you organize text quickly by creating a table and then changing its various elements to present your information in the most accessible format.

Chapter 10, Work with Graphics, introduces features such as WordArt, clip art, AutoShapes, text boxes, and more. You also discover how to change the appearance of your graphics and how to create a diagram.

In Chapter 11, Customize Word, you discover how to display formatting information and create and customize toolbars and menus, as well as how to create and run a macro.

Chapter 12, Work with Mass Mailing Tools, explains how to create mass mailings of letters and labels.

Chapter 13, Using Speech Recognition, shows you how to set up and use speech recognition.

In Chapter 14, Word and the Internet, you learn how to e-mail documents, create hyperlinks, and how to save a document as a Web page.