The document outlines the exam objectives for Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access core and expert level exams. It lists the key skill sets and tasks covered in each exam, such as working with text, paragraphs, tables, and pictures in Word; formulas, functions, charts, and pivot tables in Excel; creating and modifying slides and visual elements in PowerPoint; and building tables, queries, forms, and reports in Access.
The document provides an overview of the features and functions in Microsoft Word 2010, including how to create and format documents, work with tables and images, use templates and styles, collaborate and share documents, and more. It discusses topics such as working with sections and columns, formatting text and paragraphs, inserting tables and graphics, adding headers and footers, and saving documents as web pages. The document also covers proofing and printing documents, finding and replacing text, and automating tasks using macros.
This document provides information about the Computer Information Systems Applications (CISA 101) course taught by Carol Billing at the College of Western Idaho during the Spring 2012 semester. The course will be held on Saturdays from January 17 to May 12 in room 126 of the Aspen Classrooms building on the Nampa campus. The course focuses on developing basic computer skills using Windows 7, Internet Explorer 8, and Microsoft Office 2010 applications like Word, Excel and PowerPoint. It aims to help students meet the college's computer literacy graduation requirement.
This document is a proposal for a one-day in-house training seminar on getting the best out of Microsoft Word 2007 when developing proposals. Attendees will learn how to set up Word 2007 for developing proposals, create templates, integrate artwork and text, and collaborate, review and submit proposals. The seminar leader, Dick Eassom, has extensive experience in proposal development and presenting on using Word at the Association of Proposal Management Professionals Annual Conference. Participants will receive continuing education credits for attending.
Kurzweil 3000 is scan and read software that converts printed text to electronic speech. It is used to improve reading skills for those with learning disabilities or print reading difficulties. Key features include scanning documents, customizing reading options like speed and highlights, adding study tools like notes and bookmarks, and writing and test taking supports. It integrates with other programs and formats for accessibility of a wide range of materials.
The document provides 4 money lessons: 1) Successful people create their own opportunities rather than waiting for luck. 2) Failing at something is the best way to ensure future success at it. 3) Successful people are always looking to learn from new experiences to build on. 4) If you see an opportunity, take it but don't risk too much.
The document provides guidance on proper keyboarding posture and techniques. It lists best practices for body positioning such as sitting up straight with feet flat on the floor and elbows at the sides. It also discusses proper finger positioning and wrist placement. Quick, snappy keystrokes with the down-and-in thumb motion are recommended. The right little finger should be used for the enter key. The document also addresses work area arrangement and a checklist for evaluating one's keyboarding posture and technique.
Fast Errands provides various errand running and technical services for customers in Greater Cincinnati to save them time, such as shopping, deliveries, pickups, and computer and website assistance. Their services start at $20/hour and they offer discounts. Customers can find more information on pricing, services, and contact details on their website at www.fasterrands.com.
Queries allow users to filter and extract specific information from one or more tables in a database. Queries can be saved and reused, unlike filters which are one-time tools. Queries use comparison operators like equal to, greater than, less than, and not equal to along with conditional operators like AND and OR to precisely select and organize data from tables.
The document provides an overview of the features and functions in Microsoft Word 2010, including how to create and format documents, work with tables and images, use templates and styles, collaborate and share documents, and more. It discusses topics such as working with sections and columns, formatting text and paragraphs, inserting tables and graphics, adding headers and footers, and saving documents as web pages. The document also covers proofing and printing documents, finding and replacing text, and automating tasks using macros.
This document provides information about the Computer Information Systems Applications (CISA 101) course taught by Carol Billing at the College of Western Idaho during the Spring 2012 semester. The course will be held on Saturdays from January 17 to May 12 in room 126 of the Aspen Classrooms building on the Nampa campus. The course focuses on developing basic computer skills using Windows 7, Internet Explorer 8, and Microsoft Office 2010 applications like Word, Excel and PowerPoint. It aims to help students meet the college's computer literacy graduation requirement.
This document is a proposal for a one-day in-house training seminar on getting the best out of Microsoft Word 2007 when developing proposals. Attendees will learn how to set up Word 2007 for developing proposals, create templates, integrate artwork and text, and collaborate, review and submit proposals. The seminar leader, Dick Eassom, has extensive experience in proposal development and presenting on using Word at the Association of Proposal Management Professionals Annual Conference. Participants will receive continuing education credits for attending.
Kurzweil 3000 is scan and read software that converts printed text to electronic speech. It is used to improve reading skills for those with learning disabilities or print reading difficulties. Key features include scanning documents, customizing reading options like speed and highlights, adding study tools like notes and bookmarks, and writing and test taking supports. It integrates with other programs and formats for accessibility of a wide range of materials.
The document provides 4 money lessons: 1) Successful people create their own opportunities rather than waiting for luck. 2) Failing at something is the best way to ensure future success at it. 3) Successful people are always looking to learn from new experiences to build on. 4) If you see an opportunity, take it but don't risk too much.
The document provides guidance on proper keyboarding posture and techniques. It lists best practices for body positioning such as sitting up straight with feet flat on the floor and elbows at the sides. It also discusses proper finger positioning and wrist placement. Quick, snappy keystrokes with the down-and-in thumb motion are recommended. The right little finger should be used for the enter key. The document also addresses work area arrangement and a checklist for evaluating one's keyboarding posture and technique.
Fast Errands provides various errand running and technical services for customers in Greater Cincinnati to save them time, such as shopping, deliveries, pickups, and computer and website assistance. Their services start at $20/hour and they offer discounts. Customers can find more information on pricing, services, and contact details on their website at www.fasterrands.com.
Queries allow users to filter and extract specific information from one or more tables in a database. Queries can be saved and reused, unlike filters which are one-time tools. Queries use comparison operators like equal to, greater than, less than, and not equal to along with conditional operators like AND and OR to precisely select and organize data from tables.
1. The document provides an overview of the key features and functions in Microsoft Word 2007, including how to get started, work with documents, customize Word environments, edit documents, format text and paragraphs, add tables and lists, insert references and citations, track changes, and create web pages.
2. The main components of the Word 2007 interface are the Microsoft Office Button, Quick Access Toolbar, and Ribbon. The Ribbon contains tabs for common tasks like Home, Insert, Page Layout, and Review.
3. Key functions covered include creating and opening documents, saving options, document views, proofing tools, display and save customizations, and using styles and templates.
This document provides instructions for preparing Microsoft Word documents to create accessible PDF files. It outlines best practices for adding structure with styles and headings, using proper formatting for images, tables, lists and other elements, and converting the Word file to a PDF while enabling accessibility options in Adobe Acrobat. Specific tips are given for Word 2003 and 2007 versions.
This document outlines the skill standards for the Microsoft Office Specialist Expert exams for Word 2003, Excel 2003, Access 2003, Outlook 2003, and PowerPoint 2003. For each application, it lists the main skill sets covered by the exam and provides 3-4 specific exam skill standards within each set, such as creating custom styles and formatting graphics for Word, using lookup functions and conditional formatting for Excel, structuring databases and entering data for Access, messaging and scheduling for Outlook, and creating and formatting content for PowerPoint.
This document compares features between Microsoft Word and Lotus Symphony Documents in a table with two columns listing the equivalent term for each feature between the applications. The table continues on a second page and provides over 50 direct comparisons between the feature names and functions between Word and Lotus Symphony Documents.
Presenter manual web designing (specially for summer interns)XPERT INFOTECH
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This document provides an overview of the key parts and features for creating and editing presentations using Prezi. It outlines 8 parts that cover getting started, creating a Prezi from scratch or using templates, editing text, working with objects, colors and fonts, framing ideas using frames, ordering content using paths, and saving, sharing, and showing a completed Prezi presentation.
This document outlines the 4 key steps to successful web page design and construction:
1) Planning - Determine goals, users, resources needed
2) Design - Structure pages with navigation, text, media, and visual layout
3) Production - Create content, images, files and test site
4) Maintenance - Update content, track usage, and respond to feedback
This document compares the features of different versions of Microsoft Visio. It shows which features are included, improved, or new in each version. Some key capabilities include creating diagrams easily with templates and themes, collaborating as a team through commenting and co-authoring, and creating data-linked diagrams through integration with sources like Excel and SharePoint. The various versions provide different sets of stencils for business, engineering, software development and other domains.
The document discusses the history and features of Adobe FrameMaker, a technical documentation tool. It provides an overview of FrameMaker's user interface and capabilities such as templates, styles, graphics, tables, cross-references, book files, conditional text, and publishing to HTML and PDF. The document also notes some limitations of FrameMaker and outlines a training course covering its functions.
Content strategy on a shoestring budgetCarrie Hane
This document discusses strategies for implementing content strategy on a limited budget. It recommends prioritizing the most important pages and functional areas of a website. The key components of content strategy discussed are the content inventory, strategy document, content worksheets, and style guide. Estimated timelines are provided for each component based on site size. Tips for saving time and money include having clients or departments take on parts of the process, only focusing on key areas, and using templates and cheaper labor when possible. The overall message is that content strategy pays off through a smoother build process and fewer delays or reworks.
This guide provides 10 steps for creating a blog on Blogger.com. It starts by explaining the guide is for anyone wanting to create a blog. It then outlines the key steps which are to create an account on Blogger.com, select "New Blog" and enter a blog title and template. The final steps instruct the user to write their first blog post, save it, and publish it so it goes live on their new blog.
This document provides an overview of formatting text and paragraphs in Word 2010. It discusses skills for applying character effects like bold, italics, and underline; changing fonts, font sizes, text case, and font colors; creating bulleted and numbered lists; adjusting paragraph alignment, spacing, and indents; and using tab stops and leaders. The document is formatted as a skills approach training manual with step-by-step instructions and screenshots for common text and paragraph formatting tasks in Word.
AutoCAD 2010 software provides powerful tools for 2D and 3D design, documentation, and communication. It offers parametric drawing, dynamic blocks, annotation scaling, and sheet set organization to speed up the design process. Users can explore ideas in 3D, create presentation-ready graphics, and photorealistic renderings. AutoCAD is highly customizable and offers programming interfaces to develop custom applications. It has been the leading design software for over 26 years.
This document provides an overview of an authoring system called PowerXEditor. It describes the system's current functions like editing, workflow, and templates. It also outlines future development plans to improve features like reference checking, administrative tools, and standalone deployment. The conclusion emphasizes that no single solution fits all authoring needs, and more complex projects require robust systems to facilitate content reuse and repurposing.
Microsoft Office Management is a suite of productivity software that includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. It was released in 1990. Microsoft Word is used for creating documents like letters, reports, and resumes. It offers tools for text formatting, images, and collaboration. The ribbon interface provides options organized into tabs like File, Home, Insert, and Page Layout to access common commands.
PowerPoint has several views to see presentations differently, including Normal, Slide Sorter, Notes Page, and Slide Show views. It allows zooming in and out of slides and opening multiple presentations at once. PowerPoint can save presentations in different formats and provides options for aligning text, formatting text boxes, adding columns, and changing colors and fonts through themes.
This document provides a course syllabus for a Computer Applications course taught to 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students by Mr. Lindstrom in room 412 at Smith Middle School. The course aims to provide hands-on instruction in keyboarding, computer concepts, software applications, and emerging tech concepts through instructional modules. Students will learn various software applications including word processing, desktop publishing, presentation software, spreadsheets, databases, and programming.
This syllabus outlines an Exploring Business course taught by Mr. Lindstrom at Smith Middle School. The course overview explores the nature of business in an international economy and related careers like entrepreneurship, finance, IT, marketing, and office systems, with an emphasis on using technology. Students will study software applications including Microsoft Office, word processing, desktop publishing, presentations, spreadsheets, and databases. This course aims to contribute to students' career development.
This document lists 60 successful entrepreneurs including founders of major tech companies like Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, eBay, Intel, and Oracle. It also includes entrepreneurs from other industries like Pepsi, Berkshire Hathaway, Philanthropy, and media/education companies like Khan Academy, Netflix, and Ted Talks. The list demonstrates that entrepreneurial success can be achieved across many sectors by visionary individuals willing to take risks and start new companies.
The document recaps an undefeated 8-0 season for a high school tennis team. It lists the scores of each match against Phillips, McDougle, Culbreth, Trinity, and Githens. The team won every match by scores such as 8-1, 7-2, 9-0. It also notes the team was ranked #1 in singles for all six positions.
The document appears to list tennis match scores between various players such as Phillips, McDougle, Culbreth, and Carrington. It also lists different award categories for a tennis team such as Most Valuable Players, Cyclone Spirit Award, and awards for top wins, singles, and doubles.
1. The document provides an overview of the key features and functions in Microsoft Word 2007, including how to get started, work with documents, customize Word environments, edit documents, format text and paragraphs, add tables and lists, insert references and citations, track changes, and create web pages.
2. The main components of the Word 2007 interface are the Microsoft Office Button, Quick Access Toolbar, and Ribbon. The Ribbon contains tabs for common tasks like Home, Insert, Page Layout, and Review.
3. Key functions covered include creating and opening documents, saving options, document views, proofing tools, display and save customizations, and using styles and templates.
This document provides instructions for preparing Microsoft Word documents to create accessible PDF files. It outlines best practices for adding structure with styles and headings, using proper formatting for images, tables, lists and other elements, and converting the Word file to a PDF while enabling accessibility options in Adobe Acrobat. Specific tips are given for Word 2003 and 2007 versions.
This document outlines the skill standards for the Microsoft Office Specialist Expert exams for Word 2003, Excel 2003, Access 2003, Outlook 2003, and PowerPoint 2003. For each application, it lists the main skill sets covered by the exam and provides 3-4 specific exam skill standards within each set, such as creating custom styles and formatting graphics for Word, using lookup functions and conditional formatting for Excel, structuring databases and entering data for Access, messaging and scheduling for Outlook, and creating and formatting content for PowerPoint.
This document compares features between Microsoft Word and Lotus Symphony Documents in a table with two columns listing the equivalent term for each feature between the applications. The table continues on a second page and provides over 50 direct comparisons between the feature names and functions between Word and Lotus Symphony Documents.
Presenter manual web designing (specially for summer interns)XPERT INFOTECH
XPERT INFOTECH imparts qualitative training in .NET, ASP.NET, PHP, PHP++, JAVA, J2EE, ORACLE DBA, ORALE D2K, RIA, SEO, WEB DEVELOPMENT, MOBILE APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT, ANDROID and other latest technologies. The training is designed for the BCA/MCA/B.E./B-Tech students who want to speed up their technical skills and proficiencies into real time development environment.
This document provides an overview of the key parts and features for creating and editing presentations using Prezi. It outlines 8 parts that cover getting started, creating a Prezi from scratch or using templates, editing text, working with objects, colors and fonts, framing ideas using frames, ordering content using paths, and saving, sharing, and showing a completed Prezi presentation.
This document outlines the 4 key steps to successful web page design and construction:
1) Planning - Determine goals, users, resources needed
2) Design - Structure pages with navigation, text, media, and visual layout
3) Production - Create content, images, files and test site
4) Maintenance - Update content, track usage, and respond to feedback
This document compares the features of different versions of Microsoft Visio. It shows which features are included, improved, or new in each version. Some key capabilities include creating diagrams easily with templates and themes, collaborating as a team through commenting and co-authoring, and creating data-linked diagrams through integration with sources like Excel and SharePoint. The various versions provide different sets of stencils for business, engineering, software development and other domains.
The document discusses the history and features of Adobe FrameMaker, a technical documentation tool. It provides an overview of FrameMaker's user interface and capabilities such as templates, styles, graphics, tables, cross-references, book files, conditional text, and publishing to HTML and PDF. The document also notes some limitations of FrameMaker and outlines a training course covering its functions.
Content strategy on a shoestring budgetCarrie Hane
This document discusses strategies for implementing content strategy on a limited budget. It recommends prioritizing the most important pages and functional areas of a website. The key components of content strategy discussed are the content inventory, strategy document, content worksheets, and style guide. Estimated timelines are provided for each component based on site size. Tips for saving time and money include having clients or departments take on parts of the process, only focusing on key areas, and using templates and cheaper labor when possible. The overall message is that content strategy pays off through a smoother build process and fewer delays or reworks.
This guide provides 10 steps for creating a blog on Blogger.com. It starts by explaining the guide is for anyone wanting to create a blog. It then outlines the key steps which are to create an account on Blogger.com, select "New Blog" and enter a blog title and template. The final steps instruct the user to write their first blog post, save it, and publish it so it goes live on their new blog.
This document provides an overview of formatting text and paragraphs in Word 2010. It discusses skills for applying character effects like bold, italics, and underline; changing fonts, font sizes, text case, and font colors; creating bulleted and numbered lists; adjusting paragraph alignment, spacing, and indents; and using tab stops and leaders. The document is formatted as a skills approach training manual with step-by-step instructions and screenshots for common text and paragraph formatting tasks in Word.
AutoCAD 2010 software provides powerful tools for 2D and 3D design, documentation, and communication. It offers parametric drawing, dynamic blocks, annotation scaling, and sheet set organization to speed up the design process. Users can explore ideas in 3D, create presentation-ready graphics, and photorealistic renderings. AutoCAD is highly customizable and offers programming interfaces to develop custom applications. It has been the leading design software for over 26 years.
This document provides an overview of an authoring system called PowerXEditor. It describes the system's current functions like editing, workflow, and templates. It also outlines future development plans to improve features like reference checking, administrative tools, and standalone deployment. The conclusion emphasizes that no single solution fits all authoring needs, and more complex projects require robust systems to facilitate content reuse and repurposing.
Microsoft Office Management is a suite of productivity software that includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. It was released in 1990. Microsoft Word is used for creating documents like letters, reports, and resumes. It offers tools for text formatting, images, and collaboration. The ribbon interface provides options organized into tabs like File, Home, Insert, and Page Layout to access common commands.
PowerPoint has several views to see presentations differently, including Normal, Slide Sorter, Notes Page, and Slide Show views. It allows zooming in and out of slides and opening multiple presentations at once. PowerPoint can save presentations in different formats and provides options for aligning text, formatting text boxes, adding columns, and changing colors and fonts through themes.
This document provides a course syllabus for a Computer Applications course taught to 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students by Mr. Lindstrom in room 412 at Smith Middle School. The course aims to provide hands-on instruction in keyboarding, computer concepts, software applications, and emerging tech concepts through instructional modules. Students will learn various software applications including word processing, desktop publishing, presentation software, spreadsheets, databases, and programming.
This syllabus outlines an Exploring Business course taught by Mr. Lindstrom at Smith Middle School. The course overview explores the nature of business in an international economy and related careers like entrepreneurship, finance, IT, marketing, and office systems, with an emphasis on using technology. Students will study software applications including Microsoft Office, word processing, desktop publishing, presentations, spreadsheets, and databases. This course aims to contribute to students' career development.
This document lists 60 successful entrepreneurs including founders of major tech companies like Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, eBay, Intel, and Oracle. It also includes entrepreneurs from other industries like Pepsi, Berkshire Hathaway, Philanthropy, and media/education companies like Khan Academy, Netflix, and Ted Talks. The list demonstrates that entrepreneurial success can be achieved across many sectors by visionary individuals willing to take risks and start new companies.
The document recaps an undefeated 8-0 season for a high school tennis team. It lists the scores of each match against Phillips, McDougle, Culbreth, Trinity, and Githens. The team won every match by scores such as 8-1, 7-2, 9-0. It also notes the team was ranked #1 in singles for all six positions.
The document appears to list tennis match scores between various players such as Phillips, McDougle, Culbreth, and Carrington. It also lists different award categories for a tennis team such as Most Valuable Players, Cyclone Spirit Award, and awards for top wins, singles, and doubles.
Bill Gates was born in Seattle, WA. He attended Harvard University and dropped out to start Microsoft with Paul Allen. Gates led Microsoft to develop the Windows operating system and became hugely successful. Later in his career, Gates transitioned to philanthropy with his wife Melinda by starting the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to fund global health and development causes. Now retired from Microsoft, Gates continues his philanthropic work through the foundation.
The Smith Girls Tennis team opened their 2010 season with a strong 9-0 victory over McDougle Middle School. Most of the singles matches started close but the Smith players pulled away to win. The team showed great spirit and positive teamwork. Upcoming events mentioned include an athletic booster car wash fundraiser on Saturday, team pictures later in the year, and the coach looking for ideas for a team dinner.
This calendar shows events at a pet store during October 2007. It offers a 10% off fall sale on October 1st and free pet baths on the 16th. Other events include free pet snacks on the 5th, a pet training day on the 11th, a 5K run at the Pet Palace on the 12th, and a guest speaker on the 25th.
Pet Palace is a pet supply store that has opened its fifth location and covers all pet needs. It encourages people to check out its website at www.petpalace.com to learn more about the store and new location.
The document advertises Pet Palace, a pet store located at 3412 Paradise Lane in Cincinnati, Ohio that offers 5 star service and a 10% discount for mentioning "Pet Vacation".
The document contains contact information for 5 Star Service, a pet care business located at 3412 Paradise Lane in Cincinnati, OH. The business can be reached by phone at (513) 432-1235 or fax at (513) 432-1236. They aim to help pets feel at home and can be emailed at lisa@petpalace.com. The same information is repeated multiple times.
We just opened a new pet services business called the Pet Palace in Cincinnati, offering pet sitting, haircuts, baths, training, and shots with over 40 years of experience in the pet industry. Our dedicated staff is committed to treating pets like family and ensuring customers are satisfied with our 5-star services.
Chapel Hill is a town in North Carolina that is home to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the oldest public university in the United States. The population was listed at 54,492 in 2007. Some top attractions include Dean Smith Basketball Stadium & Museum, UNC Football Stadium, A Southern Seasons store and restaurant, and the Morehead-Patterson Bell Tower on the university campus.
The document contains two tables showing conference standings for ACC football and tennis in 2009. The football standings table lists the records and winning percentages of each school in the Atlantic and Coastal divisions. The tennis standings table also lists the conference and overall records and winning percentages for each ACC school in the two divisions.
This document provides instructions for a Microsoft Access database assignment involving an address book and home inventory. It instructs the creator to make two tables, one for contact information on six friends and one listing six owned items. It then lists seven queries to run on the address book table. It concludes by asking the creator to make two forms and two reports, with one of each covering each table and including pictures and text.
This document provides instructions for creating a Microsoft Access database for a McDonalds restaurant with tables, queries, forms, and reports. It includes creating tables for employees and menu items, running queries to filter the employee table by location, age, vehicle ownership, pay rate, and last name, and creating forms and reports with pictures and text for the tables and queries.
This document provides instructions for creating a Microsoft Access database for a McDonalds restaurant with tables, queries, forms, and reports. It includes creating tables for employees and menu items, running queries to filter the employee data, making forms for each table and a query, and generating reports from the tables and queries with additional formatting. The tasks are meant to demonstrate basic Access skills like creating, querying, and presenting database information.
This document provides instructions for a Microsoft Access database assignment involving creating tables, queries, forms, and reports. It instructs the user to create two tables, one for an address book of 8 friends and one for a home inventory of 8 items. It then lists 7 queries to run on the address book table. It asks the user to create two forms, one for each table, and three reports, two covering the tables and one covering the queries.
1. SKILL SETS EXAM OBJECTIVES
Working with Text Use the Undo, Redo, and Repeat command
Apply font formats (Bold, Italic and Underline)
Use the SPELLING feature
Use the THESAURUS feature
Microsoft Word Core Exam Objectives
Use the GRAMMAR feature
Insert page breaks
Highlight text in document
Insert and move text
Cut, Copy, Paste, and Paste Special using the Office Clipboard
Copy formats using the Format Painter
Select and change font and font size
Find and replace text
Apply character effects (superscript, subscript, strikethrough, small caps and outline)
Insert date and time
Insert symbols
Create and apply frequently used text with AutoCorrect
Working with paragraphs Align text in paragraphs (Center, Left, Right and Justified)
Add bullets and numbering
Set character, line, and paragraph spacing options
Apply borders and shading to paragraphs
Use indentation options (Left, Right, First Line and Hanging Indent)
Use TABS command (Center, Decimal, Left and Right)
Create an outline style numbered list
Set tabs with leaders
Working with documents Print a document
Use print preview
Use Web Page Preview
Navigate through a document
Insert page numbers
Set page orientation
Set margins
Use GoTo to locate specific elements in a document
Create and modify page numbers
Create and modify headers and footers
Align text vertically
Create and use newspaper columns
Revise column structure
Prepare and print envelopes and labels
Apply styles
Create sections with formatting that differs from other sections
Use click & type
Managing files Use save
Locate and open an existing document
Use Save As (different name, location or format)
Create a folder
Create a new document using a Wizard
Save as Web Page
Use templates to create a new document
Create Hyperlinks
Use the Office Assistant
Send a Word document via e-mail
Using tables Create and format tables
Add borders and shading to tables
Revise tables (insert & delete rows and columns, change cell formats)
Modify table structure (merge cells, change height and width)
Rotate text in a table
Working with pictures and Use the drawing toolbar
charts Insert graphics into a document (WordArt, ClipArt, Images)
2. SKILL SETS EXAM OBJECTIVES
Working with paragraphs Apply paragraph and section shading
Use text flow options (Windows/Orphans options and keeping lines together)
Sort lists, paragraphs, tables
Working with documents Create and modify page borders
Microsoft Word Expert Exam Objectives
Format first page differently than subsequent pages
Use bookmarks
Create and edit styles
Create watermarks
Use find and replace with formats, special characters and non-printing elements
Balance column length (using column breaks appropriately)
Create or revise footnotes and endnotes
Work with master documents and subdocuments
Create and modify a table of contents
Create cross-reference
Create and modify an index
Using Tables Embed worksheets in a table
Perform calculations in a table
Link Excel data as a table
Modify worksheets in a table
Working with pictures and Add bitmapped graphics
charts Delete and position graphics
Create and modify charts
Import data into charts
Using mail merge Create main document
Create data source
Sort records to be merged
Merge main document and data source
Generate labels
Merge a document using alternate data sources
Using advanced features Insert a field
Create, apply and edit macros
Copy, rename, and delete macros
Create and modify form
Create and modify a form control (e.g., add an item to a drop-down list)
Use advanced text alignment features with graphics
Customize toolbars
Collaborating with Insert comments
workgroups Protect documents
Create multiple versions of a document
Track changes to a document
Set default file location for workgroup templates
Round Trip documents from HTML
3. SKILL SETS EXAM OBJECTIVES
Working with cells Use Undo and Redo
Edit cell content and clear cell content
Enter text, dates, and numbers
Go to a specific cell
Insert and delete selected cells
Cut, copy, paste, paste special and move selected cells, use the Office Clipboard
Use Find and Replace
Clear cell formats
Microsoft Excel Core Exam Objectives
Work with series (AutoFill)
Create hyperlinks
Working with files Use Save and Save As (different name, location, format)
Locate and open an existing workbook
Create a folder
Use templates to create a new workbook
Save a worksheet/workbook as a Web Page
Send a workbook via email
Use the Office Assistant
Formatting worksheets Apply font styles (typeface, size, color and styles)
Apply number formats (currency, percent, dates, comma)
Modify size of rows and columns
Modify alignment of cell content
Adjust the decimal place
Use the Format Painter
Apply AutoFormat
Apply cell borders and shading
Merging cells
Rotate text and change indents
Define, apply, and remove a style
Page setup and printing Preview and print worksheets & workbooks
Use Web Page Preview
Print a selection
Change page orientation and scaling
Set page margins and centering
Insert and remove a page break
Set print, and clear a print area
Set up headers and footers
Set print titles and options (gridlines, print quality, row & column headings)
Working with worksheets Insert and delete rows and columns
& workbooks Hide and unhide rows and columns
Freeze and unfreeze rows and columns
Change the zoom setting
Move between worksheets in a workbook
Check spelling
Rename a worksheet
Insert and Delete worksheets
Move and copy worksheets
Link worksheets & consolidate data using 3D References
Working with formulas & Enter a range within a formula by dragging
functions Enter formulas in a cell and using the formula bar
Revise formulas
Use references (absolute and relative)
Use AutoSum
Use Paste Function to insert a function
Use basic functions (AVERAGE, SUM, COUNT, MIN, MAX)
Enter functions using the formula palette
Use date functions (NOW and DATE)
Use financial functions (FV and PMT)
Use logical functions (IF)
Using charts and objects Preview and print charts
Use chart wizard to create a chart
Modify charts
Insert, move, and delete an object (picture)
Create and modify lines and objects
4. SKILL SETS EXAM OBJECTIVES
Importing and exporting Import data from text files (insert, drag and drop)
data Import from other applications
Microsoft Excel Expert Exam Objectives
Import a table from an HTML file (insert, drag and drop - including HTML round tripping)
Export to other applications
Using templates Apply templates
Edit templates
Create templates
Using multiple workbooks Using a workspace
Link workbooks
Formatting numbers Apply number formats (accounting, currency, number)
Create custom number formats
Use conditional formatting
Printing workbooks Print and preview multiple worksheets
Use the Report Manager
Working with named Add and delete a named range
ranges Use a named range in a formula
Use Lookup Functions (Hlookup or Vlookup)
Working with toolbars Hide and display toolbars
Customize a toolbar
Assign a macro to a command button
Using macros Record macros
Run macros
Edit macros
Auditing a worksheet Work with the Auditing Toolbar
Trace errors (find and fix errors)
Trace precedents (find cells referred to in a specific formula)
Trace dependents (find formulas that refer to a specific cell)
Displaying and Formatting Apply conditional formats
Data Perform single and multi-level sorts
Use grouping and outlines
Use data forms
Use subtotaling
Apply data filters
Extract data
Query databases
Use data validation
Using analysis tools Use PivotTable AutoFormat
Use Goal Seek
Create pivot chart reports
Work with Scenarios
Use Solver
Use data analysis and PivotTables
Create interactive PivotTables for the Web
Add fields to a PivotTable using the Web browser
Collaborating with Create, edit and remove a comment
workgroups Apply and remove worksheet and workbook protection
Change workbook properties
Apply and remove file passwords
Track changes (highlight, accept, and reject)
Create a shared workbook
Merge workbooks
5. SKILL SETS EXAM OBJECTIVES
Creating a presentation Delete slides
Create a specified type of slide
Create a presentation from a template and/or a Wizard
Navigate among different views (slide, outline, sorter, tri-pane)
Create a new presentation from existing slides
Copy a slide from one presentation into another
Insert headers and footers
Create a Blank presentation
Create a presentation using the AutoContent Wizard
Send a presentation via e-mail
Modifying a presentation Change the order of slide using Slide Sorter view
Find and replace text
Change the layout for one or more slides
Microsoft PowerPoint Exam Objectives
Change slide layout (Modify the Slide Master)
Modify slide sequence in the outline pane
Apply a design template
Working with text Check spelling
Change and replace text fonts (individual slide and entire presentation)
Enter text in tri-pane view
Import text from Word
Change the text alignment
Create a text box for entering text
Use the Wrap text in TextBox feature
Use the Office Clipboard
Use the Format Painter
Promote and demote text in slide & outline panes
Working with visual Add a picture from the ClipArt Gallery
elements Add and group shapes using WordArt or the Drawing Toolbar
Apply formatting
Place text inside a shape using a text box
Scale and size an object including ClipArt
Create tables within PowerPoint
Rotate and fill an object
Customizing a Add AutoNumber bullets
presentation Add speaker notes
Add graphical bullets
Add slide transitions
Animate text and objects
Creating output Preview presentation in black and white
Print slides in a variety of formats
Print audience handouts
Print speaker notes in a specified format
Delivering a presentation Start a slide show on any slide
Use on-screen navigation tools
Print a slide as an overhead transparency
Use the pen during a presentation
Managing files Save changes to a presentation
Save as a new presentation
Publish a presentation to the Web
Use Office Assistant
Insert Hyperlink
6. SKILL SETS EXAM OBJECTIVES
Planning and Determine appropriate data inputs for your database
designing databases Determine appropriate data outputs for your database
Create table structure
Establish table relationships
Working with Access Use the Office Assistant
Select an object using the Objects Bar
Print database objects (tables, forms, reports, queries)
Navigate through records in a table, query, or form
Create a database (using a Wizard or in Design View)
Building and Create tables by using the Table Wizard
modifying tables Set primary keys
Modify field properties
Microsoft Access Exam Objectives
Use multiple data types
Modify tables using Design View
Use the Lookup Wizard
Use the input mask wizard
Building and Create a form with the Form Wizard
modifying forms Use the Control Toolbox to add controls
Modify Format Properties (font, style, font size, color, caption, etc.) of controls
Use form sections (headers, footers, detail)
Use a Calculated Control on a form
Viewing and Use the Office Clipboard
organizing Switch between object Views
information Enter records using a datasheet
Enter records using a form
Delete records from a table
Find a record
Sort records
Apply and remove filters (filter by form and filter by selection)
Specify criteria in a query
Display related records in a subdatasheet
Create a calculated field
Create and modify a multi-table select query
Defining Establish relationships
relationships Enforce referential integrity
Producing reports Create a report with the Report Wizard
Preview and print a report
Move and resize a control
Modify format properties (font, style, font size, color, caption, etc.)
Use the Control Toolbox to add controls
Use report sections (headers, footers, detail)
Use a Calculated Control in a report
Integrating with Import data to a new table
other applications Save a table, query, form as a Web page
Add Hyperlinks
Using Access Tools Print Database Relationships
Backup and Restore a database
Compact and Repair a database