Synopses & Reviews
Word 2000 in a Nutshell is a clear, concise, and complete reference to the world's most popular word-processing program. This book is the first choice of the Word power user who needs help completing a specific task or understanding a command. It's also an invaluable resource that uncovers Word 2000's undocumented features and shares powerful time-saving tips.The book's organization offers several ways to find information quickly. Part One is a thorough overview of the Word interface that serves as a roadmap for the rest of the book. This section also empowers users with an under-the-hood perspective on Word and shows how customizable Word really is. Part Two is a detailed reference to every command in Word's menu bar, from the File menu right across to the Help menu. Each entry is illuminated with straightforward explanations, clear instructions, and tips on making the most of Word's features. Part Three takes up some of Word's advanced features, with chapters on collaborating, creating a template, using VBA, and more.Specific topics covered in the book include:
- Understanding Word's global architecture
- Customizing toolbars, menus, shortcuts, and context menus
- Creating and using templates
- Mastering fields and forms
- Making the most of Word's HTML capability
- Discovering the power of master documents
- Getting started with Word macros
Synopsis
Word 2000 in a Nutshell is a clear, concise, and complete reference to the world's most popular word-processing program. This book is the first choice of the Word power user who needs help completing a specific task or understanding a command. It's also an invaluable resource that uncovers Word 2000's undocumented features and shares powerful time-saving tips.
The book's organization offers several ways to find information quickly. Part One is a thorough overview of the Word interface that serves as a roadmap for the rest of the book. This section also empowers users with an under-the-hood perspective on Word and shows how customizable Word really is. Part Two is a detailed reference to every command in Word's menu bar, from the File menu right across to the Help menu. Each entry is illuminated with straightforward explanations, clear instructions, and tips on making the most of Word's features. Part Three takes up some of Word's advanced features, with chapters on collaborating, creating a template, using VBA, and more.
Specific topics covered in the book include: Understanding Word's global architecture Customizing toolbars, menus, shortcuts, and context menus Creating and using templates Mastering fields and forms Making the most of Word's HTML capability Discovering the power of master documents Getting started with Word macros
Synopsis
This guide features the renowned O'Reilly Nutshell style of drilling deep into a subject without wasting time and words on extraneous detail. Throughout are time-saving tips and in-depth details that an intermediate-advanced user needs.
About the Author
Walter Glenn has helped thousands of beginning users learn Windows and how it can help them get their job done. He has authored several books on Windows 98, Microsoft Word, and Windows NT/2000. He is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE), Internet Specialist, and Certified Trainer. He is also the president of Greyfeather Consulting Services based in Huntsville, Alabama.
Other books by Walter include: "How to Use Microsoft Windows XP" and "Sams Teach Yourself MCSE Windows NT Server 4.0 in 14 Days,"
Table of Contents
Preface
Part 1. The Big Picture
Chapter 1. Word Overview
The Word Interface
Installing Word
Starting a Document
Major Word Sections and Task Lists
Chapter 2. How Word Works
Word's Global Architecture
Word Files
The Word Document
Chapter 3. Customizing Word
Saving and Moving Customizations
Configuring Word with Tools > Options
Customizing the Word Interface
Part 2. Menu Reference
Chapter 4. File
File > New
File > Open
File > Close
File > Save
File > Save As
File > Save as Web Page
File > Versions
File > Web Page Preview
File > Page Setup
File > Print Preview
File > Print
File > Send To
File > Properties
File > 1-4
File > Exit
Chapter 5. Edit
Edit > Undo
Edit > Repeat (Redo)
Edit > Cut
Edit > Copy
Edit > Paste
Edit > Paste Special
Edit > Paste as Hyperlink
Edit > Clear
Edit > Select All
Edit > Find
Edit > Replace
Edit > Go To
Edit > Links
Edit > Object
Chapter 6. View
View > Normal
View > Web Layout
View > Print Layout
View > Outline
View > Toolbars
View > Ruler
View > Document Map
View > Header and Footer
View > Footnotes
View > Comments
View > Full Screen
View > Zoom
Chapter 7. Insert
Insert > Break
Insert > Page Numbers
Insert > Date and Time
Insert > AutoText
Insert > Field
Insert > Symbol
Insert > Comment
Insert > Footnote
Insert > Caption
Insert > Cross-Reference
Insert > Index and Tables
Insert > Picture > ClipArt
Insert > Picture > From File
Insert > Picture > AutoShapes
Insert > Picture > WordArt
Insert > Picture > From Scanner or Camera
Insert > Picture > Chart
Insert > Text Box
Insert > Object
Insert > Bookmark
Insert > Hyperlink
Chapter 8. Format
Format > Font
Format > Paragraph
Format > Bullets and Numbering
Format > Borders and Shading
Format > Columns
Format > Tabs
Format > Drop Cap
Format > Text Direction
Format > Change Case
Format > Background
Format > Theme
Format > Frames
Format > AutoFormat
Format > Style
Format > Object
Chapter 9. Tools
Tools > Spelling and Grammar
Tools > Language
Tools > Language > Set Language
Tools > Language > Thesaurus
Tools > Language > Hyphenation
Tools > Word Count
Tools > AutoSummarize
Tools > AutoCorrect
Tools > Track Changes
Tools > Merge Documents
Tools > Protect Document
Tools > Online Collaboration
Tools > Mail Merge
Tools > Envelopes and Labels
Tools > Letter Wizard
Tools > Macro
Tools > Templates and Add-Ins
Tools > Customize
Tools > Options
Chapter 10. Table
Table > Draw Table
Table > Insert Table
Table > Insert > Columns to the Left
Table > Insert > Columns to the Right
Table > Insert > Rows Above
Table > Insert > Rows Below
Table > Insert > Cells
Table > Delete > Table
Table > Delete > Columns
Table > Delete > Rows
Table > Delete > Cells
Table > Select
Table > Merge Cells
Table > Split Cells
Table > Split Table
Table > Table AutoFormat
Table > AutoFit > AutoFit to Contents
Table > AutoFit > AutoFit to Window
Table > AutoFit > Fixed Column Width
Table > AutoFit > Distribute Rows Evenly
Table > AutoFit > Distribute Columns Evenly
Table > Heading Rows Repeat
Table > Convert > Text to Table
Table > Convert > Table to Text
Table > Sort
Table > Formula
Table > Hide/Show Gridlines
Table > Table Properties
Chapter 11. Window
Window > New Window
Window > Arrange All
Window > Split
Window > <1-9>
Window > More Windows
Chapter 12. Help
Help > Microsoft Word Help
Help > Hide/Show the Office Assistant
Help > What's This?
Help > Office on the Web
Help > WordPerfect Help
Help > Detect and Repair
Help > About Microsoft Word
Part 3. Beyond the Basics
Chapter 13. Collaborating
Tracking Changes
Using Comments
Merging Changes and Comments
Working with Network Documents
NetMeeting
Web Discussions
Chapter 14. Creating a Template
Creating the Template File
Creating the Page Layout
Document-Level Settings
Setting Options
Creating Styles
Creating Boilerplate Text
Customizing the Word Interface
Saving the Template
Using the Template
Chapter 15. Fields and Forms
What Is a Field?
Using Forms
Chapter 16. Creating a Web Page
Creating a New Web Page
Working with a Page
Saving Pages
Word's HTML
Chapter 17. Using Master Documents
Creating a Master Document
Creating a New Subdocument
Using an Existing File as a Subdocument
Saving Documents
Working in the Master Document
Formatting Documents
Printing Master Documents
Chapter 18. Working with VBA
Extending Word
Word Macros
What Is VBA?
A VBA Language Primer
The Word Object Model
The VBA Editor in Word
UserForms
Part 4. Appendixes
Appendix A. Keyboard Shortcuts
Appendix B. Registry Keys
Appendix C. Converters and Filters
Appendix D. Tip Reference
Index