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USING MICROSOFT PUBLISHER - 1 DAY COURSE

OBJECTIVES

This course is aimed at participants who are employed or self-employed and engaged in selling a product or service.

The Course Aims to :

This training course teaches delegates the basics of using Microsoft Publisher. Delegates learn, in a hands-on, practical way, how to combine text with pictures and drawings on the screen to create a range of publications, including newsletters, pamphlets and leaflets.

COURSE CONTENT

  • Shortcut menus, toolbars and tool tips Working with layout
    and ruler guides
  • Creating a new publication Previewing and printing files
  • Inserting / deleting pages Basic editing, deleting, undeleting
  • Page numbering Formatting text (fonts, point size)
  • Headers and footers Adjusting margins / line spacing
  • Adding sections Identifying text overflow
  • Inserting personal information Text auto fit options
  • Indenting, centering, right aligning Using the format painter
  • Adding bullets and numbering Using the ruler
  • The measurement toolbar Adding drop caps
  • Finding / replacing text Using the Thesaurus
  • Inserting time / date Adding text, graphic and clipart objects
  • Working with tables Adding word art / pictures / design gallery
  • Creating web pages E-mailing publications
  • Using the design checker Editing the master page
  • Preparing for commercial printing Document recovery

TARGET AUDIENCE

•  Intending, new or recent users of Microsoft Publisher who want to gain a good grounding in how to use it's features. Basic familiarity with PCs in a Microsoft Windows environment is required. Prior experience of using a word processor would be beneficial but is not essential.


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